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sbuxmarine's Reviews
Tourmaster Winter Elite II MT Gloves Features Grade A water-resistant goatskin and sheepskin leather provides comfort and durability 6.5 oz Exkin Air insulation with a layer of aluminized fabric provides warmth and durability A waterproof and breathable barrier by HiPora mcFit (MT) technology liner offers maximum comfort and fit Pre-curved palm and fingers match the shape of grips to ease hand fatigue YKK Velcro wrist adjustments with TPR pull for easy operation Forehand, knuckle and finger expansion panels for added flexibility Thumb mounted shield wipe Built in nylon polar cover stores in zippered pocket when not in use Reflective material on wrist cuff for added visibility
Overall rating
Worth their wight in gold!
PostedFebruary 18, 2013
sbuxmarine
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State:IN
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:35-44
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
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Style
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Comfort
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5
Protection & Durability
5
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Air Flow
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Features
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Excellent gloves! Very Comfortable and flexible. They have great protection and padding, yet remain flexible and don't restrict the movement in cold weather. I have ridden in temps down to 34 (as I commute to work 30 mins everyday)and my hands were warm even without using the included overmits in the zippered pouch (even on longer rides of over and hour at 34 degs). The over cuff and many points of adjustability are excellent and well designed. I usually wear a large as I like a little tighter fit in the summer, however, I needed an XL in these particular tourmaster gloves.
I would highly recommend them to any looking for a touring/communiting glove for winter or cold/wet riding.
Rides: 2002 Yamaha XVS650AT V Star Silverado
Yes, I recommend this product.
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U-CLEAR HBC200 Force Bluetooth Communicator New for 2012 and featuring Boomless ABF Technology, UCLEAR HBC200 Force introduces Super Group Intercom and Multi-Hop technology, specifically designed for group communications with full duplex intercom. Multi-hop technology, used in military tactical communications provides superior sound quality and connection stability over Bluetooth intercom systems that suffer from interference and are line of sight dependent. By incorporating Multi-hop technology, each Uclear HBC200 control unit works as a repeater or relay station, enabling the network to grow as more control units/riders are added to the group. Depending on riding conditions, the intercom range between two riders is up to 700 meters. Adding a third unit/rider increases the intercom range up to an additional 700 meters. Add a fourth rider and the entire group can communicate up to 2100 meters (1.3 miles) in full duplex intercom mode. Features Music, Calls, GPS (Bluetooth devices) Super Group Intercom (Full Duplex 4 riders) Multi-Hop Communication Extender (up to 700 meters between units or 2100 meters (1.3 miles) between four units.) Voice command for hands-free call pickup Hi-Fi stereo audio (AVRCP, A2DP) Boomless microphone (Industry first) Patented ABF / DSP technology isolates your voice and eliminates all background noise Firmware upgrades available Auto loudness adjustments GPS device compatible (Bluetooth HS/HFP profile required) Easy installation on any helmet including full face or 3/4 helmets One year manufactures warranty
compatible with Cardo Scala?
does it work with Cardo Scala Q2 or other models?
4 months, 3 weeks ago
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sbuxmarine
State: IN
Rider Type: Commuter
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
sbuxmarine's Answers
Klim Element Long Glove Features Gore-Tex technology Guaranteed to Keep You Dry Extended full gauntlet length High-mobility armor pivot system High-impact, aggressive titanium knuckle protection with Poron XRD impact protection Ultra-abrasion resistant Pittards Armor-Tan ceramic reinforced leather palm construction Aramid reinforced abrasion and slide zones including forearm zone Silicone print traction grip Boxed finger construction with external seams Impact protected palm pad featuring Poron XRD extreme impact protection Pisiform bone protection pad featuring Poron XRD extreme impact protection Finger knuckle padding featuring Poron XRD extreme impact protection Outside pinky finger padding featuring Poron XRD extreme impact protection Back hand flex panel Pre-curved shaping and construction 3M Scotchlite reflective accents on back of fingers and hand gauntlet Adjustable double velcro wrist/gauntlet closure system Goggle/lens/shield squeegee
Small vs medium
Does the finger length differ in mediums? Or is it just palm circumference? I recently purchased small, but the thumbs were a little tight, and my other finger tips didn't touch the ends. If the mediums have a larger circumference and same finger lengths, then this might be a good choice for me to size up
It is my experience that the finger length does get longer with palm circumference. I tried on a few sizes at the local cycle shop, same brand, different model, and was glad I ordered the net bigger size than I usually wear. They are just slightly tighter than my summer gloves of the same size, so i upsized. I can now ride comfortably, and may have enough room for a very thin liner, however at 34 digs riding, haven't needed one so far.
4 months ago
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Age: 35-44
Gender: male
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