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  1. i tried to use some gloves for the first time today and i love them they
    give me so much better grip and stops my fingers from ripping up so now
    i need some good gloves. i've heard the kh pulse gloves are big and hot
    so i'm not sure what to get.

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  2. i dont kno much about the kh gloves but i just got the bombodier fox
    gloves they have a little carbon fiber on the last two knucklesand they
    are super comfortable

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  3. You can look at full fingered mountain bike gloves. But they can be a
    bit expensive ($20 to $40) so I like to find them on sale.

    Another option is to look at the contractor style 'gloves at Home
    Depot' (http://tinyurl.com/39mkpn). You might find something suitable
    there and they don't cost nearly as much as mountain bike gloves.

    Or mechanics gloves at discount autoparts stores.

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  4. mine are mountain biking gloves but they were only about $25 but they
    last for a long time and are well worth the money

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  5. I personally LOVE my KH Pulse gloves.
    Yes, they are warm, but i guess thats what i like so much about them.
    I have bad circulation in my hands and prefer them to be warm than cold
    (they go blue very easily when cold or a sudden change of temperature
    comes).
    I recommend the KH Pulse all the way🙂

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  6. I use 'these' (http://tinyurl.com/ynm5lu). Not too hot, very grippy and
    protective from concrete scrapes. I would reccomend them.

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  7. I use Ironclad gloves https://www.ironclad.com/www/index.jsp

    I have used them for work, HVAC mechanic and have been using them for
    unicycling the past 2 years. They can be purchased at your local
    hardware store. They can also be thrown in the washer after your ride
    so that they are sweet smelling the next time that you need them.

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  8. hey, i personally love the Try-all gloves they are pretty damn awesome.
    they are SO comfortable. i have had alot of experience with tons of
    gloves but by far these are the most comfortable, and they have grip
    pads on the tips of the fingers so you will not loose any grip on the
    seat! check them out at www.try-all.com and addtionally if you are
    interested in buying a pair you can get them through www.division8.ca
    cheers
    bry

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  9. llamaman said:

    i tried to use some gloves for the first time today and i love them they
    give me so much better grip and stops my fingers from ripping up so now
    i need some good gloves. i've heard the kh pulse gloves are big and hot
    so i'm not sure what to get.

    Get motocross gloves. That's what I use and they work really well.
    Although that might be a tad on the expensive side. If you want I could
    mail you a pair, I have a bunch that I don't use anymore.

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  10. I just use some cheap baseball gloves that i found new in my garage :p

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  11. i know from experience that KH gloves protect the wrist. i think that is
    the most inportent aspect of a glove. my gloves are always very damp
    from sweating and its not to big of price to pay for the protection.

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  12. The UniSLAB said:

    Get motocross gloves. That's what I use and they work really well.
    Although that might be a tad on the expensive side. If you want I could
    mail you a pair, I have a bunch that I don't use anymore.

    what size do you where? i have tried medium and large and they both
    seem to fit well but the medium are better. that would be great if you
    have one of those two sizes, i will pay for shipping and a little for
    the glove if you need me to. they are spendy right around $30 for a new
    pair. if thats not possible i've been looking at the sixsixone gloves i
    like the SX-1 model. i am also thinking about getting the 4 x 4 knee
    shin guards but there isn't much in sock on the site.

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  13. i just use me dirtbike gloves oneal reaction gloves they are, used
    to use thor core gloves, dirtbike gloves work well

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