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Anybody else use these gloves? I got a pair of the "stealth" gloves while I was at the PX today to use in the garage. I was out there buying my son his birthday present. Nobody tell him anything....
Anyway, I walked back out to the bike and things went something like this: I looked at the $20 something pair of mechanix gloves. Looked at the $60 something pair of riding gloves. Kicked myself because the mechanix gloves are more comfortable and give me a better grip on the controls. Wore the mechanix gloves home.
They're not as insulated but man are they nice. The stealth ones have rubber knuckle protection too.
Yeah, checked out their website. They make a ton of different types of gloves. We used to wear the basic glove in Iraq/Afghanistan. Didn't know they made so many different types though.
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