Richa Motorcycle Clothing

David: Excellent Gloves

Having watched the Chap in the Cap review I purchased a pair, and noted his comments on not the warmest, but great with heated grips. With that in mind I combined them with some Warm Safe inner glove liners. This combination was perfect. Even down to zero degrees the gloveliner combination kept my hands warm. The fit i went 1 size up to cater for the liners again was one of the best fits, no sagging finger ends trying to feel for switches. Obviously dexterity not as good as unlined summer gloves but about as good as I could expect for winter. With the liners in, the heated grips need to be on a high setting but they definitely work. Hands bone dry in heavy rain though as with all membrane gloves I turn the heated grips off in heavy rain. They also fit perfectly under the cuffs of my Nivala 2 jacket. Overall very pleased with the glove a great price too As always Motolegends service was first class

Antonio: Finally warm hands

These three-finger Goretex gloves with a double chamber are truly comfortable and warm. Id read Chriss review, and I have to say he was right if you want warm hands without resorting to electricity, choose these gloves.

F D: Could hang a hamac

The Maine differentiator between suspenders imho is the level of stretch. Too much and theres not much suspending going on, too little and here comes the wedgy. And then theres the width of the suspended. Too wide and the skin stews in sweat, too narrow and the suspender tools up into a rope. There are just the right amount in both. Theyre forgiving to allow good mobility but hold things in place. Theyre wide enough to be stable but somehow are breathable in the process. The clamps are interlockingoverlapping design with a tension spring so hold on really well by pinching not compressing the material even when the material gets wet. Overall, who knew you could still innovate in suspenders but that exactly whats going on here all at an affordable price. Nicely done Richa and Legends!