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I guess there's a lot on here about summer gloves but I just had to drop this one in.
I just bought a pair of these and took them for a ride yesterday. Best summer gloves I've yet had and i'm pretty fussy. I have sweaty hands so the holes on the palms make the leather really breathable.
Not only that but the cuff length is short enough to fit neatly under my Rukka Armas sleeve.
Really top gloves...

https://www.louis-moto.co.uk/artikel/held-summertime-ii-2455-gloves/201415?list=318176973
 
I guess there's a lot on here about summer gloves but I just had to drop this one in.
I just bought a pair of these and took them for a ride yesterday. Best summer gloves I've yet had and i'm pretty fussy. I have sweaty hands so the holes on the palms make the leather really breathable.
Not only that but the cuff length is short enough to fit neatly under my Rukka Armas sleeve.
Really top gloves...

https://www.louis-moto.co.uk/artikel/held-summertime-ii-2455-gloves/201415?list=318176973

Are they NOS from the 70's?
 
Alpinestar GPX - a little pricey and take a while to break in - great protection and last forever. Plus they come in white which suits my essex boy roots:cool: :cool:

Alpinestars-gpx-glove-s.jpg
 
Do the Forsair gloves vent air?

They're very similar to the Airider jacket. No vents but the air goes all the way through. Good glove and this is from someone who has 7 gloves
 
Are you unusually well endowed or what?


(In the hand department, is what I meant)

I don't under the question. If anything my hands are fat and slightly short.
 
I have these also but in the summer they're too hot. The Forsair are a better summer glove but I wear the Rythmi of howveer you spell it on normal days.

Mine have been fine. I also use the GS Rallye gloves if it's really hot, but they're very thin.
 


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