Helimot buffalo racers

[Crispietogu]

So i recently got a pair of medium sized buffalo gloves. They fit well when wearing them but when I get on the controllers holy dang they are stiff. Both my thumb areas are tight when I'm on the handle bars and bendering my fingers have the same feeling. Operating the clutch and breaks feel tight. I was wondering how well they break in further. Do they soften up later on? The previous owner only wore it a few times and didn't get used to it

 

[FreeRyde]

They break in a ton. Soak them in warm water, go wear them on a warmer afternoon. They will break in a lot.

 

[Crispietogu]

They break in a ton. Soak them in warm water, go wear them on a warmer afternoon. They will break in a lot.

Thanks might have to wait till it's closer to summer to use them.

 

[Surj]

Thanks might have to wait till it's closer to summer to use them.

"Warmer afternoon"= a day it's not raining. :laughing

 

[Crispietogu]

"Warmer afternoon"= a day it's not raining. :laughing

Haha didn't think of that.

 

[Surj]

To be less of a smartass, it's the water that helps, not a warm day. Your hands will just be less cold on a warmer day.

Hell, go riding tonight in 'em if you want to get right on it—water provided for you all over!

But assuming they're correctly-enough sized to be within a bit of stretching of fitting just right, you won't be sorry. Killer gloves.

 

[Crispietogu]

To be less of a smartass, it's the water that helps, not a warm day. Your hands will just be less cold on a warmer day.

Hell, go riding tonight in 'em if you want to get right on it—water provided for you all over!

But assuming they're correctly-enough sized to be within a bit of stretching of fitting just right, you won't be sorry. Killer gloves.

I haven't gotten the chance to soak them in water yet and ride a decent amount besides my 15 mile commute but after the 5th day of commuting the gloves are stretching decently and getting more comfortable every ride

 

[Surj]

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