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For what it is worth, I personnaly know the owners of this company and have a pair of their very first model gloves, which were originally designed for shooters. I think they are good gloves and worth the price. They certainly are competitive with most other brands out there. I have taken mine on many road trips and they have held up very well over the past 5 + years.
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For what it is worth, I personnaly know the owners of this company and have a pair of their very first model gloves, which were originally designed for shooters. I think they are good gloves and worth the price. They certainly are competitive with most other brands out there. I have taken mine on many road trips and they have held up very well over the past 5 + years.
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I don't know if they will stop your tingling hands completely, but they will help. They do reduce the vibrations you feel through the handle bars / grips. I didn't buy them to reduce the feeling of the vibrations; I liked them for fit and feel. The vibration reduction was a bonus. I hope that helps.
I don't know if they will stop your tingling hands completely, but they will help. They do reduce the vibrations you feel through the handle bars / grips. I didn't buy them to reduce the feeling of the vibrations; I liked them for fit and feel. The vibration reduction was a bonus. I hope that helps.
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