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Rokker Tucson perforated gloves in olive
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£79.00
Rokker Tucson perforated gloves in olive Product Information
We love Rokker. We love the guys who own the business. We love their philosophy. We love their jeans. But, truth be told, we have never been particularly mad about their gloves. They lacked any structure. They were never particularly technical. They just didn’t do it for us.
But we don’t feel quite so critical about a new glove from Rokker called the Tucson perforated.
The Tucson is a pure summer glove; about as pure as a summer glove gets. It is made from a supple goat’s leather. The leather is perforated throughout. On the main knuckle you get a hard knuckle protector. For added comfort and flexibility there are accordion stretch bands on the fingers. The wrist adjusts by means of a velcro strap. The truth is that there’s not much to say about the Tucson. It is what it is.
It will be a nice glove to wear in warm conditions; and as it wears in it will become a particularly comfortable one too. The fact that it comes with Rokker’s imprimatur is just going to make the glove even more appealing to many. It comes in green, (will go nicely with my Rninet), in yellow/gold, and in black.
Specification
- Goatskin chassis
- Soft, hard knuckle protector
- Concertina banding on fingers and thumb
- Padded palm pad
- Closure by means of Velcro strap
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Reviews
Mark: Rokker Tucson Gloves - Nice
I purchased a pair of Rokker Tucson gloves in olive as I wanted some stylish but good quality summer gloves. As always with Motolegends they arrived really quickly and in very nice packaging. These gloves were comfortable straight out of the box, but I did also wear them in while working from home in front of my laptop for half a day! First ride did not disappoint from a comfort perspective - very comfortable indeed. Ambient air temperature was around 9 degrees Celsius 48F, so far from cold, but equally not particularly toasty when you add in wind speed anyway, my hands were warm enough not to need the heated grips. Ive not yet ridden on a hot day, so the jury is still out on true summer performance. Sizing seems accurate. Im generally a size 9 in gloves, I bought a size 9 M, and they fit...like a glove!! Beautifully manufactured with nice subtle branding. Id buy again.
