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Hehehe, I clicked on the link for toughgloves.com and in my head I started hearing "YMCA". I guess I thought I wound up on the wrong kinda website. Looks like a tribute site for the Village People ;-)
But . . . . I am checking out their stuff. I need some good summer gloves as well.
(And my first impression had NOTHING to do with the San Francisco reference)
I've been using the full finger perforated HD gloves for about a year now and even in the heat of summer here in Ga, my hands don't sweat they actually stay cool because of the vent holes. Cost was $45.00, a little expensive, but worth it.
don't recall how much I paid ... but I wear fingerless HD leather gloves. I don't like the ones with velcro because it tears up the inside of my helmet when I toss them in and hang my helmet etc. when I stop for a break..
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