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Re: [ST] Euro Trip
- Subject: Re: [ST] Euro Trip
- From: "Emile Nossin" <Emile@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2006 18:18:35 +0200
>From: Dan Wetherington
>Good to know, Emile. Any model name on the gloves? As I was riding
>home from work in the rain last night, I kept telling myself that I need
>better all-weather gloves. I can't stand the "liner" feel that my
>current gore-tex gloves have, as it bunches in the fingertips and makes
>the gloves a bitch to put on. I'll have to try to find these Held
>gloves and check them out. Dan www.packereng.com
Exactly my problem, especially with wet hands it almost impossible
to put the gloves on. I ordered mine at www.louis.de , in the search
box (Produktsuche) in the right upper area paste this:
HELD RAINDROP HANDSCHUH
You can also see them here, bottom of page:
http://louis9.louis.de/katalog2006/pages/293.pdf
It's the model Held 2640 with Gore-Tex X-Trafit (Raindrop). Below the
Glove you see "3D" to check it out in 3D. Here it is on the Held site:
http://www.held-biker-fashion.de/index.php?id=2640&lg=e&lg=e
The wiper (I have the previous model without the X-Trafit) is really
very effective.
They also have a racing glove now with the same Gore tex X-Trafit:
http://www.held-biker-fashion.de/index.php?id=2645&lg=e&lg=e
I haven't seen that in the Louis shop though.
I'm not sure the X-trafit is the same as the Gore Tex XCR. Here's
more on the technology, in German though:
http://www.gore-tex.de/x-trafit/
Emile
www.piloot.com
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