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They flow with you as you move but on shock lock together to absorb the impact energy. When the impact is over d3o returns to being soft and flexible, this all happens in weather riding pants. In shopping around over the past week, issue well.

I am amazed what has come on the market in the past few months. I no longer have to whine about I tried on mesh/textile from Marsee, TourMaster (Cortech GX Air) and mesh/leather from Fieldsheer. In my view, the hands down winner is Fieldsheer's Sonic Air pant, which I bought for $154, easily the cheapest of the three and an incredible value given the features (e.

g., leather reinforcement in hips, knees, calf zip flap, bottom of cuff, butt), fit, and very good quality. I had earlier purchased the Cortech pant, which is superior to the Marsee, from another dealer but will return them shortly.

Anyway, thanks for sharing your thoughts and happy trails. Mesh Jackets - Pants, Summer and Hot Weather: wBW by Bikers Comfort in Action and Rukka! a new heated motorcycle clothing manufacturer with vests, jacket liners, All Weather Gear has balaclavas, dickies, gloves, glove liners, headwear, thermals, jackets and vests and more | use a balaclava, and it's actually more comfortable with it on than it is with it off!

Highly of thermal underwear of different weights and fabrics; also socks | Polartec-lined jeans are available at ; others sell them, but these folks advertise in motorcycle windproof, I found 3 things that help most in wet and cold weather for riding. Buy a cheap rain pants from Wal-Mart, and a pair of waterproof gloves. The Gaiters are worn on top of your pants, the rain pants over that and obviously your gloves.

This combo keeps the wind off WIND FREE and it's just great. Downside: Lots of padding up to do, but is well worth it. Gorix was back and is gone again.

level of heat; the Cassiar vest was once sold in the U.S. and used Gorix battery operated heated gloves, socks and more | Check out the Hi Rick: .

..as you suspected, I was looking for a dealer (rather than a distributor) from whom I could order a pair of Held gloves.

As you encouraged, I sent AdventureBMW an email to see if they carried the style glove I was after. Never received a reply. I was able to find a dealer was very helpful.

They had me fax them a tracing of my hand so they could determine the correct size. Got right back to me with the size to order and said they had current inventory of the particular glove I wanted. So I ordered the gloves!

Shipping costs are only about $12 based on the current exchange rate. They send them airmail and indicated I would have them in less than a week. If you want, I will let you know how it turns out.

Thanks for your help! M.F.

's follow up: I eventually got a reply from AdventureBMW about Held Held gloves through the mail. I did check out the that you shared. If the posted MSRP on this website is accurate for the style glove that I purchased, I saved about $33 by purchasing from BikeSmart in the U.

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