Are HD Gloves sized for midgets?
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"Well...it takes a 3X size hand to get around it!"
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If you are seriously interested in what HD calls a 3XL, worn once, PM me...and make an offer.
its these....
http://www.surdyke.com/Fixlink.aspx?...ber=98150-94VM
its these....
http://www.surdyke.com/Fixlink.aspx?...ber=98150-94VM
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Or get some stretch soft ski liners in the meantime.
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I've found motorcycle gloves to run a couple sizes small compared to non-motorcycle gloves, with a few exceptions. I need XXXL (occasionally XXL) in most motorcycle gloves, 11-11.5 in BMW, XL (slightly tight) in Lee Parks Deertour. H-D gloves, depending on the model, can be slightly bigger, or about the same sizing, as gloves from makers of motorcycle apparel. Sometimes I have to size up just for the entry -- I have to get a glove that's too large for my hand, in order to be able to get my hand into it. The fit of finger length and palm size don't matter if I can't get my hand into the glove.
In non-motorcycle gloves, I take L to XL, depending on the glove, and the fit is comfortable, not tight. For example, my Outdoor Research Revolution gloves are size L, and so were their competitors' gloves that I tried on, before buying the OR's.
In non-motorcycle gloves, I take L to XL, depending on the glove, and the fit is comfortable, not tight. For example, my Outdoor Research Revolution gloves are size L, and so were their competitors' gloves that I tried on, before buying the OR's.
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