best offroad gloves?

[Flyin-W]

i ride mostly desert and every time we go riding or race, i get major blisters. playing baseball this isnt too good. i was wondering if there were any opinions on good gloves with some good padding in the palms. this weekedn i rode with an answer glove on the right han and a fox glove on the left....i got a nasty blisters on the left side ond not too bad on the right side....does anyone know any good gloves? thanks.

[GENE426]

I like my Thor gloves

[642MX]

I wear Alloy's. They work good for me.

[El Marko]

You want the LEAST padding you can find. You need to develop some serious callous to keep from getting blisters.

Padding = blisters.

You need to toughen up your hands.

[Flyin-W]

i have been riding woith some thin fox gloves....i get blisters every ride nad they turn into calluses. then i get them all around that callus....i rode with padding gloves...glove.. and it was a lot better thaqn the thin one.

[125shifter]

I like Fox flexairs. Maybe leatt will be making gloves soon for $300.00 per hand.

[rideblueforever]

thin glove, dont grip so hard and dump plenty of baby powder in the glove before you ride. you will be set as your hands wont sweat and blister.

[gprodick]

Flyin-w -

Buy or borrow a CR500. Ride it around for a week or so. You'll build up some really nice calluses and you'll never have blisters again

If you can't get the CR500, I recommend thin gloves that don't bunch up and don't grip any tighter than absolutely necessary. Focus on a relaxed grip that provides adequate control. A death grip will give you blisters in a heart beat.

[Nitroused383]

The best setup I've used as far as comfort and no blisters has proven to be the thor core gloves with renthal kevlar grips. I used to have the Spider grips and O'neal gloves and my hands would be covered in blisters. I highly recommend this setup if you don't mind the color of the renthal kevlars.

[Denn10]

I have that problem too when i take too much time away so i use moleskin just small square pieces where the blisters form it doesnt stay on forever but it will stay on long enough it helps me from getting any blisters Try it out

[Heat Pumper]

Ive been using mechanix gloves, theres a little more padding. which is good for me cause its pretty damn cold here and snowboard gloves just dont work

[CamP]

I like Fox flexairs. Maybe leatt will be making gloves soon for $300.00 per hand.

I guess you don't realize that Fox does not allow on-line discounting of any of their products. How ironic.

[CamP]

....does anyone know any good gloves? thanks.

Moose Sahara gloves stay dry and dry hands don't blister.

[Cheb44]

Spray on deodorant or spray on foot powder work great for your hands, and as someone else said "dry hands don't get blisters"

[jam_nut]

The bottom line is that everyone's hands are different. What brand works good for one person doesn't necessarily work out for someone else. Just like boots. I agree with the other posts about thin gloves. Also make sure they do not bunch up. A tight fit is best. You may want to try a size smaller than you normally would for other gloves. Mechanic gloves, in my opinion, are not a good choice because thay are not fitted to wrap around the grips. They tend to be more generic in fit like any regular gloves.

[657pinkKTM]

I like Fox flexairs. Maybe leatt will be making gloves soon for $300.00 per hand.

fox gloves! so comfortable.

[PHX450f]

+1 on the mechanix gloves. I use the M-pact series with the padded palm. I used to get blisters until I found theese. They also last a long time versus MX gloves. The one drawback is that they only come in black.