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  1. #1
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    Jul 2007
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    Clovis, California
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    I find that an overall padding as opposed to the ones that have like two or three seperate pads in your palm work better for me. When they have seperate pads it seems to cause different and very uncomfortable pressure points. Part of my remedy was that I bought an ITM K-Sword handlebar. And then I found that the cheapest pair of gloves that I have actually feels the best.

  2. #2
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    Apr 2006
    Location
    Seattle
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    Quote Originally Posted by TrekRider View Post
    I find that an overall padding as opposed to the ones that have like two or three seperate pads in your palm work better for me. When they have seperate pads it seems to cause different and very uncomfortable pressure points. Part of my remedy was that I bought an ITM K-Sword handlebar. And then I found that the cheapest pair of gloves that I have actually feels the best.
    yeah, same here. the edges of the pads do more harm than good
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  3. #3
    Join Date
    Jun 2005
    Location
    steuben county new york
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    I have 2 pairs of gloves that have padding between thumb and index.. One is made by Nashbar, some womens elite glove I think, and the other is made by Specialized Body Geometry glove. I rode the other day in another pair of gloves that didn't have that padding there, guess I didn't realize how nice that padding is until now. HOpe this helps.

 

 

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