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Ladies gloves

Postby Colette » Thu Dec 18, 2008 8:57 am

I'll need to replace my gloves soon, as my fingernails are poking through the holes. :shock:

My last two sets of gloves have been the Spidi Carbosint ones, which I've loved, but it might be time for a change?

I have small hands and take an XS size and tend to prefer gloves that have a wrist strap and are lightweight, with knuckle protection.

Suggestions?
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Re: Ladies gloves

Postby red_dave » Thu Dec 18, 2008 12:59 pm

Not sure Colette.

The only time i've looked into women's gloves was for my friends who'd just bought those scooters. We got them the shorter length SHIFT brand ones. They had all the knuckle and palm protection but it was hidden.
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Re: Ladies gloves

Postby ZXRobyn » Thu Dec 18, 2008 1:15 pm

Mmmm well I wanted the chrome knuckle gloves but would you believe - wait for it . . . . . they only came in mens ! :shock: :shock: :twisted:

I too am XS and without going into the big dollar gloves (over $150) I ended up with Rjays (under $150) - and tbh, I can't complain they've done the job and have lasted well. ;)

But yep, I sooo wanted the chrome knuckle ones - but that's probably a story for another thread? :roll: :roll: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Ladies gloves

Postby Benno » Thu Dec 18, 2008 1:48 pm

I think red_dave should give you his Colette, his hands are petite like a woman's! :lol:
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Re: Ladies gloves

Postby red_dave » Thu Dec 18, 2008 1:55 pm

Benno wrote:I think red_dave should give you his Colette, his hands are petite like a woman's! :lol:


But you said you liked that about me!

You said it made you old fella look big enough to be considered "normal" size for once!

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Re: Ladies gloves

Postby Ali600+150 » Thu Dec 18, 2008 4:29 pm

I have these ones and I LOVE them. The leather is soft but they feel 'safe'. They come in ladies sizes S - XL from memory.

http://www.joerocket.com/catalog/index.cfm/125/181/Gloves/GPX_2.0_Glove
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Re: Ladies gloves

Postby Colette » Thu Dec 18, 2008 6:48 pm

Thanks for the replies :)

I think Benno and Red_Dave need to get a room! :P ;)
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Re: Ladies gloves

Postby ttc » Thu Dec 18, 2008 7:30 pm

Ali600+150 wrote:I have these ones and I LOVE them. The leather is soft but they feel 'safe'. They come in ladies sizes S - XL from memory.

http://www.joerocket.com/catalog/index.cfm/125/181/Gloves/GPX_2.0_Glove


I've got those too :)
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Re: Ladies gloves

Postby the_shez » Thu Dec 18, 2008 7:47 pm

i've got alpinestars one's, don't know if they are men's or women's but they are comfy and fit well. they've got the carbon kevlar as knuckle protection aswell as double stitched and all the other fancy stuff. only downside is they were pretty expensive, about $160 or so. also i tried on a few other brands and different styles but the one's i got were by far the most comftable and they go way past my wrist too. i don't see the point in having men's and womens, i mean if they fit, are comftable and have the protection then who cares right, i wouldnt cancel out trying on men's, might get lucky.
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Re: Ladies gloves

Postby Six Addict » Thu Dec 18, 2008 7:50 pm

so when can we see you on a ride shez??
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Re: Ladies gloves

Postby mike-s » Thu Dec 18, 2008 7:51 pm

i got a pair of these at the bike show, they had an assortment of sizes, however i dont know if they make a ladies version, or you'd have to find one that was shrunk in the wash ;). Image
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Pretty comfortable so far, though ive only used them half a dozen times now. The first couple of long rides will leave black crap on your hands, but that seems to wash off quite easily. I just hope that it doesn't keep shedding material like that, which it seems to have stopped doing now. From the short time ive had them, would i recommend them? yes they are very comfortable and have armour that doesn't feel too uncomfortable. If i remember rightly there's also an armour plate on the base of the palm towards the base of the thumb, its not too intrusive though.

if that doesn't do it for you, perhaps the Shift Stealth Womens Glove?
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Re: Ladies gloves

Postby Black Magic » Thu Dec 18, 2008 8:01 pm

Hey Colette.

I got these online after a recommendation from a friend who has been riding for years. I have been through LOTS of gloves and these were my favourites by far.

Knuckle armour, great fit, strap at the wrist, fit under all my jackets, are really well ventilated and soooo comfy! Great service too.

I got the model 'S2'- $90.

http://hitairaustralia.com/gloves.htm

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Re: Ladies gloves

Postby Colette » Fri Dec 19, 2008 8:29 am

Thanks again for the replies. :)

Shez, I think the need for mens' and womens' gloves all comes down to the fact that we have smaller hands and fingers and even a small size male glove would be too large for me.

I like the look of the Joe Rocket ones (would go with my jacket, too :)) but need to try them on as I notice they only come in S, not XS.
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Re: Ladies gloves

Postby the_shez » Fri Dec 19, 2008 10:44 am

Six Addict wrote:so when can we see you on a ride shez??


hopefully sometime early in the new year, everything is a bit crazy this time of year :P
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Re: Ladies gloves

Postby the_shez » Fri Dec 19, 2008 10:48 am

My bad Colette, i compleatly missed the "XS" part. I'm usually a S/M so wouldnt get the same problem :oops:
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