MysticBlueX3
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- Review count4
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- First reviewJune 10, 2011
- Last reviewDecember 28, 2011
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- Average rating4.3
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- Question count2
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- First questionJune 13, 2011
- Last questionJune 13, 2011
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- First answerJune 10, 2011
- Last answerJune 10, 2011
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MysticBlueX3's Reviews
Dainese Scout Gore-Tex Gloves FEATURES Techno inserts on the knuckles and the joints of the fingers Distortion Control on little finger Abrasion and Tear Resistance Goatskin Stone PU Reinforced palm COMFORT / ERGONOMICS Elasticated fabric Elasticated inserts Tightening strap Adjustable cuff strap Pre-curved finger Temperature Regulation Breathable waterproof Gore-Tex membrane Thermal Dexfil padding OTHER FEATURES Soft inserts Reflective inserts
Overall rating
Good down to 50 degree weather
PostedDecember 28, 2011
MysticBlueX3
From Tempe
State:AZ
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:25-34
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
3
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5
Style
5
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5
Comfort
5
/
5
Protection & Durability
5
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5
Air Flow
1
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5
Features
5
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5
Sizing - Slightly smaller than my other Dainese glove. I wear a size M in the Dainese Steel Core Carbon (which is a tad too big on me) and a size M in the Scout fits me perfectly. I have skinny hands so I guess the insulation fills in some of that space. For reference, I also wear a size L in Alphinestar gloves.
Comfort - Very comfortable. All the insulation does make it a bit hard to use the clutch/brake lever.
Performance - Keeps my hand warm down to 50 degrees. Tried wearing them in 40 degrees and my hands was definitely got cold and numb. I also want to mention that the gloves are lined with Primaloft which is a man-made equivalent of of goose down feathers. Anyone that are into winter outdoor activities knows that Primaloft is some good stuff. I don't know why Revzilla didn't advertise that in their product description. Initial I thought Primaloft only came with the higher end Jericho gloves.
Rides: 2009 Ducati Monster 696
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Protection Autonomous knee protector with support straps Homologation Knee and shin EN 1621-1 Comes in pairs Patent Chest and neck protector (Community Designs n 000528153) Biomechanical protector (PCT Patent Peding)
Overall rating
Low profile and comfortable
PostedJune 24, 2011
MysticBlueX3
From Tempe
State:AZ
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:25-34
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
Style
5
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5
Comfort
5
/
5
Protection & Durability
5
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5
Air Flow
5
/
5
Features
5
/
5
Fit
Small
Large
I wanted a pair of knee/shin guards to wear underneath jeans. For reference, I'm a pretty skinny guy. I'm 5'11, 150lbs. The guards are nice and narrow and fit my skinny legs perfectly.
I wear American Eagle low rise boot cut jeans. They are not baggy jeans but they are not super tight either. The V Guards fit nicely underneath them. You can't really notice that I'm wearing them unless if you really pay attention. Just get jeans that are 2" longer than normal because your pant leg will ride up when you are on your bike, especially w/ the V Guards on.
The V Guards are easy and quick to put on and take off. It takes me less than 30 seconds to put them on or take the off (with jeans already on). Air flow is great. There are holes in the knee area which allow air to flow through. The bubble liner creates an air pocket between your skin and the guard allowing air to flow. The extra strap and hinged protection area above the knee give you good articulation and makes the guards very comfortable to walk in.
Overall great product for the price. Will recommend it for anyone with skinny legs.
Rides: 2009 Ducati Monster 696
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Dainese N-Frame G Back Protector
Dainese N-Frame G Back Protector Features Back protector certified to EN 1621.2/2003 Standard (Lev. 2) Articulated plates in Astronmemory and Polypropylene foam sandwich Flexible construction Liner in double jersey PCT Patent Pending Specifications Choose G1 for Women's Jackets Choose G2 for Men's Jackets
Overall rating
A Bit Stiff
PostedJune 13, 2011
MysticBlueX3
From Tempe
State:AZ
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:25-34
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
5
/
5
Style
5
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5
Comfort
2
/
5
Protection & Durability
3
/
5
Air Flow
3
/
5
Features
3
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5
I can't review the protection/safety aspect of the back protector as I've never crashed in it. All I know is that it meets the CE Level 2 standard. It would be nice if Dainese release the exact amount of Force (in kg) that it transfer.
What I can do is review it's comfort. 1st off, it doesn't fit all Dainese Jackets! I have a Air 2 and a Delmar. It fits my Air 2 but not my Delmar. That was disappointing. Now I have to get a separate one for my Delmar. Next, this protector is very stiff. Its a one piece construction. Out of the box, the thing is flat and stiff. It doesn't conform to your back when you are hunched over your bike. What I did was to bend the back protector by hand to give it a more curved shaped. It does hold the curve form. After that, it was much more comfortable. I would recommend spending the extra money and getting the Wave G or Shield Air G.
Rides: 2009 Ducati Monster 696
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Dainese Scarpa Dyno Shoes Nylon Toe TPU heelcounter Nylon heel Shock absorption insert on the heel Strap on top of foot High-tenacity polyamide fabric upper Cowhide leather Elasticated bellows double jersey airgap liner Fixed 3D-Bubble liner air spaces High grip TPU inserts Padded insert for gear shifter guard Reflective inserts Setscrew wrench supplied Non-slip sole with differentiated design Replaceable stainless steel slider (1999885 kit slider stivali inox, 1996252 kit slider st. Plast. '08)
Overall rating
Great Fit, Great Comfort
PostedJune 10, 2011
MysticBlueX3
From Tempe
State:AZ
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:25-34
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
5
/
5
Style
5
/
5
Comfort
5
/
5
Protection & Durability
5
/
5
Air Flow
3
/
5
Features
5
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5
Footbed
Narrow
Wide
I love these boots. These are my 3rd pair of riding boots and by far my favorite. I'm a pretty skinny guy, 5'11", 150lbs. I have very narrow feet and these boots fit great. A tried a few other brands and my ankle are usually swimming in them causing heel lift inside the boot. With the quick tightening system, my foot is nice and snug inside the boot.
Did I mention these boots are super comfortable on and off the bike? I can wear them all day long. I haven't walked in them for longer than a few hours but I'm sure I can go all day if I had to.
I'm a size US9.5/10 and the EU42 fits me perfectly with just a little extra room for the toes. I also wear a size 42 in Aldo shoes for comparison.
The protection on these boots are top notch. These are the few boots out there that also has protection on the inside of the ankle.
The air flow on these boots are decent. Air flows through the fabric on the front of the boot. You can feel air flowing through the tongue of the boot. You can feel Dainese's 3D bubble technology at work here.
These boots look great with jeans. They don't look like motorcycle boots at all. They look more like a pair of high tops basketball shoe. I got the black/white color combo. I highly recommend this boot to people out there with narrow feet!
Rides: 2009 Ducati Monster 696
Yes, I recommend this product.
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MysticBlueX3's Questions
Dainese Shield Air G Back Protector
This product has been replaced by a CE Level 2 version of this protector Dainese Shield Air G Back Protector Internal honeycomb structure. External polypropylene plates with perforated and corrugated structure. Certifications EN 1621-2/2003 Standard Level 1 Specifications Choose G1 for Women's Jackets Choose G2 for Men's Jackets
Is this certified to EN 1621.2/2003 Standard, Level 2?
1 year, 11 months ago
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MysticBlueX3
State: AZ
Age: 25-34
Gender: male
Tempe
The Wave G Back Protector is a great way to upgrade your Dainese jacket to an even higher level of safety. Protection Inner core is comprised of Nidaplast (R) extruded polypropylene for outstanding protection External anti-shock perforated corrugated structure permits ventilation Certifications EN 1621-2/2003 Standard Level 1 Specifications Choose G1 for Women's Jackets Choose G2 for Men's Jackets
Is this certified to EN 1621.2/2003 Standard, Level 2?
1 year, 11 months ago
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MysticBlueX3
State: AZ
Age: 25-34
Gender: male
Tempe
MysticBlueX3's Answers
Dainese Scarpa Dyno Shoes Nylon Toe TPU heelcounter Nylon heel Shock absorption insert on the heel Strap on top of foot High-tenacity polyamide fabric upper Cowhide leather Elasticated bellows double jersey airgap liner Fixed 3D-Bubble liner air spaces High grip TPU inserts Padded insert for gear shifter guard Reflective inserts Setscrew wrench supplied Non-slip sole with differentiated design Replaceable stainless steel slider (1999885 kit slider stivali inox, 1996252 kit slider st. Plast. '08)
what is a better shoes for tdm900
I'm looking between
Dainese
and Puma!
seeking for high protection and comfort
Dainese
and Puma!
seeking for high protection and comfort
I had the Puma Flat V2 before I got the Dainese Dynos. I think the Dyno's are superior in protection, fit and comfort. I have skinny feet and the Dyno's fit my feet better. I get a bit of heel lift in the Puma's. Also, Dainese's quick tighten system is better than the Puma's zipper and Velcro.
1 year, 11 months ago
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MysticBlueX3
Age: 25-34
Gender: male
Tempe