Does anyone wear 'shorty' gloves when out to play?
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Does anyone wear 'shorty' gloves when out to play?
Ok then, I know you are out there lurking about.
What I am after are a few guinea pigs to test drive some equipment designed for shorty style glove wearers.
It's a product called ventz.
Ventz - Original Rider Cooling System
Ventz are a pocket size removable air scoop which clips to the sleeve of your jacket that sits on top of your gloves allowing cooling air to be channelled up your sleeve, for riding in hot weather.
The objective of Ventz is to prevent the build up of heat and moisture under your jacket without compromising the safety of your gear, as you would all agree no matter how tempted you should never ride unprotected to achieve cooling effect, Ventz are designed to keep you cool whilst keeping you safe.
Main features
· Improved air-flow
You will immediately benefit from the cool, soothing air circulating around your upper body.
· Lightweight
Made from extremely lightweight materials, you will almost forget they are even there!
· Durable
Ventz are made from shatter proof materials and the inside is synthetic rubber, making them both safe and comfortable.
· Reduced Perspiration
By reducing you temperature to a comfortable level you will no longer have to worry about the build-up of excessive perspiration.
· Gloves not required
The flexible clip on top of the Ventz module will secure the unit in place with or without gloves being worn.
· Portable
Ventz efficient design means that the product is very portable, fitting into almost all pockets.
Have a look for some more info at http://www.ventz-range.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
What I am after are a few guinea pigs to test drive some equipment designed for shorty style glove wearers.
It's a product called ventz.
Ventz - Original Rider Cooling System
Ventz are a pocket size removable air scoop which clips to the sleeve of your jacket that sits on top of your gloves allowing cooling air to be channelled up your sleeve, for riding in hot weather.
The objective of Ventz is to prevent the build up of heat and moisture under your jacket without compromising the safety of your gear, as you would all agree no matter how tempted you should never ride unprotected to achieve cooling effect, Ventz are designed to keep you cool whilst keeping you safe.
Main features
· Improved air-flow
You will immediately benefit from the cool, soothing air circulating around your upper body.
· Lightweight
Made from extremely lightweight materials, you will almost forget they are even there!
· Durable
Ventz are made from shatter proof materials and the inside is synthetic rubber, making them both safe and comfortable.
· Reduced Perspiration
By reducing you temperature to a comfortable level you will no longer have to worry about the build-up of excessive perspiration.
· Gloves not required
The flexible clip on top of the Ventz module will secure the unit in place with or without gloves being worn.
· Portable
Ventz efficient design means that the product is very portable, fitting into almost all pockets.
Have a look for some more info at http://www.ventz-range.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: Does anyone wear 'shorty' gloves when out to play?
Would be nice to even need them. Not April 1st. is it ???
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Re: Does anyone wear 'shorty' gloves when out to play?
No, real deal.
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Re: Does anyone wear 'shorty' gloves when out to play?
Do they do trouser leg versions 'cos my testicles get hot when riding?
Surely it's a solution to a problem which doesn't really exist, even in 30+ degrees heat in St Tropez last week, warm forearms were not a problem.
A better idea would be a vented panel which you could zip between the front zip of a jacket to give air flow but this would make the jacket loose in a fall. Not sure how these arm vents would work in a fall either.
Sorry but for the number of warm days we have I can't see them being in much demand (have seen these before), the foreigners have it sorted already, either mesh body armour jackets or just T-Shirts.
Would be interesting if the weather suddenly turned wet using them on a motorway.
Surely it's a solution to a problem which doesn't really exist, even in 30+ degrees heat in St Tropez last week, warm forearms were not a problem.
A better idea would be a vented panel which you could zip between the front zip of a jacket to give air flow but this would make the jacket loose in a fall. Not sure how these arm vents would work in a fall either.
Sorry but for the number of warm days we have I can't see them being in much demand (have seen these before), the foreigners have it sorted already, either mesh body armour jackets or just T-Shirts.
Would be interesting if the weather suddenly turned wet using them on a motorway.
Re: Does anyone wear 'shorty' gloves when out to play?
I find a decent base layer is usually a good bet when its warm. Tend not to sweat so much and any sweat is absorbed into the base layer rather than your skin getting all sweaty and your leathers trying to absorb it. Never had a problem with leathers get all sticky and having to try and wiggle out of them.
I think "Ventz" will be found in the "anything for a £1 bin" in the not too distant future. Even then I wouldn't be tempted.
I think "Ventz" will be found in the "anything for a £1 bin" in the not too distant future. Even then I wouldn't be tempted.
Re: Does anyone wear 'shorty' gloves when out to play?
I wear ahort gloves.
However id be a bit concerned that it could break your wrist in an accident...
However id be a bit concerned that it could break your wrist in an accident...
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Re: Does anyone wear 'shorty' gloves when out to play?
1- don't fall off
2 - they would have got round that during development
3 - would you like to test some?
2 - they would have got round that during development
3 - would you like to test some?
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Re: Does anyone wear 'shorty' gloves when out to play?
When you say test them Si, do you mean free?
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Re: Does anyone wear 'shorty' gloves when out to play?
Yes.
I have 4 pairs for people to test.
They must give a review though on their Facebook/twitter/forum things.
Not to keep though Andy.
I have 4 pairs for people to test.
They must give a review though on their Facebook/twitter/forum things.
Not to keep though Andy.
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Re: Does anyone wear 'shorty' gloves when out to play?
Rich vida on you tube, Wildbad touring tested them on one of his vids said they worked well.
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Re: Does anyone wear 'shorty' gloves when out to play?
Looks like people have been testing them for a couple of years now. (Apr 2014 on Youtube) either they have only just reached our shores or they aren't selling. ETA, I'd guess the latter seeing as they're uk produced. Too much money at £14.99, would never get enough use out of them in this country,need shorty or no gloves,looks tacky, and one more thing to fanny about with before riding off.
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Re: Does anyone wear 'shorty' gloves when out to play?
Sorry Si, I'm with Scorcher here too.
Like I said, my forearms are not really an area I'm aware of getting hot, OK if you have loose fitting kit but anything tight I can't see the draught getting to your warm bits.
I know some GP riders had cooling systems in the humps of their leathers before but this didn't get far.
If anyone was concerned about heat, they'd look for jackets with unzippable vents - I have some in mine but rarely use them TBH.
Like I said, my forearms are not really an area I'm aware of getting hot, OK if you have loose fitting kit but anything tight I can't see the draught getting to your warm bits.
I know some GP riders had cooling systems in the humps of their leathers before but this didn't get far.
If anyone was concerned about heat, they'd look for jackets with unzippable vents - I have some in mine but rarely use them TBH.
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Re: Does anyone wear 'shorty' gloves when out to play?
I am OUT then.billinom8s wrote:Not to keep though Andy.
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Re: Does anyone wear 'shorty' gloves when out to play?
You don't even wear short gloves andy
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