Actually since I walk barefoot 90% of the time, I need wide sized boots so most Italian boots are out for me...
Hurd, also a barefoot guy, had to buy size 14 Sedici boots for my size 12 foot......can't fit them under the shifter.....
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Hurd, also a barefoot guy, had to buy size 14 Sedici boots for my size 12 foot......can't fit them under the shifter.....
sharpestjim
Member
I've got a pair of Castre "roadracing" gloves that I've owned since 1987. No lie. Granted, I live in Florida, so they've never seen a great deal of use (too hot here). But, after 36 years, they're still in great shape.
I bought a pair of Klim "Induction Gloves" recently from Revzilla. I'm still trying to figure out where the induction comes in. No magnets in them that I know of. I measured my hands carefully exactly the way that Klim recommends and arrived at large. When I first tried them one, I thought that they were too small. But, when it comes to gloves, I don't believe that I want them too large. These seem to fit my hands like a... Oh, never mind.
If they last one-fifth as long as my Castres have, I'll be a happy camper.
I bought a pair of Klim "Induction Gloves" recently from Revzilla. I'm still trying to figure out where the induction comes in. No magnets in them that I know of. I measured my hands carefully exactly the way that Klim recommends and arrived at large. When I first tried them one, I thought that they were too small. But, when it comes to gloves, I don't believe that I want them too large. These seem to fit my hands like a... Oh, never mind.
If they last one-fifth as long as my Castres have, I'll be a happy camper.
collingsbob
Active member
I had a tank slapper that threw me off my bike at 100km/hr last year..6 broken ribs, broken shoulder blade, punctured lung.
The paramedics cut my Klim Latitude jacket off me.
Klim replaced it for free..all they wanted was the accident report..
The paramedics cut my Klim Latitude jacket off me.
Klim replaced it for free..all they wanted was the accident report..
skibum69
slave to gravity
I was going to send in my Adventure suit pants as the thigh vent zippers keep walking down. I just haven't gotten around to it. Also ticking if I should contact Gore Tex as it wets out now and Leakes all over which I don't appreciate for a jacket that cost over $1200 7 or 8 years ago and is over $2K now.
