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dave996
14-Jul-2006, 17:38
I've just bought myself a new pair of gloves, now it's been some 5 years since I bought my last pair. These have the carbon across the knuckle, now in the shop they felt fine but after about 20 minutes riding they started to put pressure on my knuckles, will the leather around the carbon give a little to make these a bit more comfy or do I need to unpick the stitching and take them back? Also the secocond finger tip started to get a bit tight but I would imagine that the leather would give there!
Any advice or have I nothing to worry about
Cheers
Dave
dickieducati
14-Jul-2006, 17:49
i have a pair of alpinestars that sound similar to yours. they do take a bit of breaking in but are superb eventually
Chief R.B.
15-Jul-2006, 17:09
had the same problem with my RST's, but they broke in nicely and i can't fault 'em now
aka.eric
15-Jul-2006, 18:25
Doesnt seem to be any quality control nowadays.Alpinestars,a top brand most people would say,the sizing varies from glove to glove.Recently bought a pair,the little finger on one is much narrower than the other.
Doesnt pay to try a pair on that are on display,and expect the ones in the box to be the same.
bradders
15-Jul-2006, 18:49
not tooo tight are they Dave ?? ;)
Nattyboy
16-Jul-2006, 10:40
Dont forget to get a waterproof pair for the trip to magny cour mate..
dave996
16-Jul-2006, 17:35
not tooo tight are they Dave ?? ;)
You know me mate, I like it tight ;)
dave996
16-Jul-2006, 17:36
had the same problem with my RST's, but they broke in nicely and i can't fault 'em now
Oh good coz these are the RST's, look similar to Astars but without the price tag.
dave996
16-Jul-2006, 17:37
Dont forget to get a waterproof pair for the trip to magny cour mate..
I'm going to Magny Cour! When!
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