Both sides of your hand

A great mountain glove will survive several seasons and allow your hand to thrive the whole time. Gloves should fit “like a glove,” but with one difference: you need to grab a handlebar after slipping the glove on. If you do not feel binding up at your palm, you have found your glove. Different gloves offer more or less ventilation than others. They also offer a variety of protection levels. If you are more prone to wrecking and carnage, picking the more protective glove makes more sense.

1. We love Fox gloves – These offer a great variety of protection from the crazy amount of the ones pictures below, to a very simple lightweight version. All of them fit amazingly well and seem to hold up to anything. Scott (the owner) used Fox gloves in secret, even while carrying other brands.

2. Dakine gloves – well thought out. Tough. Pretty? Some may say yes.

Truth is, you will try them on. They will either fit like a glove (sorry) or they won’t. “If the glove don’t fit, don’t buy that ship”.

Salvagetti Also Recommends Some Other Stuff For You:

Find Your Way in Colorado (By Bike)

Ride Along Dirt Demos

Bike Party, Too

This entry was posted on Feb, 15, 2009 at 2:53 pm