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Reply #15 - 07/21/08 at 23:10:54
 
I'm happy with my all leather Icon Superduty.   The only complaint is the thumb isn't long enough and its a reach to use my blinker.  Not the gloves fault though I just have long, skinny fingers.
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Reply #16 - 07/26/08 at 22:44:28
 
My boyfriend and I both love the Icon Pursuit - men's for him, women's for me.  They're the only gloves I could find that fit comfortably (I have long skinny fingers too, but my boyfriend doesn't), and while they're not cheap ($50), they are definitely worth it!  They come in plain leather and perforated - we have both.
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Reply #17 - 07/27/08 at 02:10:18
 
My wife got me synthetic/leather combo Rhinobacks from a local hardware store. Though designed as work gloves, they function great as riding gloves. Padded palm, armored finger tops and back of hand, leather at palms and fingers; and they're perforated so as to be cool in summer. She hinted that there is another pair coming more suited to winter riding, for my b-day. The price was under $20, though she won't say exactly how much.
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Reply #18 - 07/27/08 at 05:37:03
 
slowfaller wrote on 07/21/08 at 23:10:54:
I'm happy with my all leather Icon Superduty.   The only complaint is the thumb isn't long enough and its a reach to use my blinker.  Not the gloves fault though I just have long, skinny fingers.



I dont know how short it is, but leather stretches. You might get it wet at the thumb & poke a cigar tube up in there, or something that wont just try to rip the stitching out.
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Reply #19 - 07/27/08 at 08:54:47
 
I have a pair of mesh/leather palm firstgear gloves and they are great.  good for winter!  they have a rubber thing on the pointer finger that acts like a squeegee!  i would recommend some that have fleece inserts.  Alpinestar makes a great glove but they run about $60.   I had a pair i loved and I lost them one day  :'(
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Reply #20 - 07/27/08 at 19:22:57
 
The best gloves I've ever owned were the ones I was issued in Iraq.  They're made by Southwest Motorsports, (recently acquired by Camelbak).  They're motorcycle gloves that the military found and decided were perfect for shooting, working, driving, etc.  I love them.  They have anti-vibration padding on the palm, a velcro strap and a loop of 550 cord at the wrist so you can clip your gloves to a carabiner on your gear so you don't lose them.  They're a bit pricey in the $40-50 range, but I wore mine daily in one of the harshest environments on earth and abused them like nothing else.  It took me a year of determined abuse to put a hole in them.  I cut the fingers off for hot days and bought another pair.  

You can google "CamelBak Impact CT Gloves" or find them here:
http://www.uscav.com/prod_16204_tabID_548
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Reply #21 - 07/27/08 at 19:30:28
 
Darn...those look nice and comfortable!!

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Reply #22 - 07/27/08 at 21:01:12
 
I just bought a pair of the Icon Pursuits also... Worn them for at least 12 hours this weekend and loved them... Worn the money
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