Riding Gear: LEATT ADV-X-Flow 7.5 Gloves
LEATT ADV-X-Flow 7.5 Gloves
Time for new warm weather gloves to replace my aging circa 2015 Five RFX AirFlow gloves. LEATT has been on a roll recently with newly designed riding gear specifically developed for adventure riding, in part, from real world use & feedback from moto journalist Llel Pavey of Brake Magazine fame, who has become a brand ambassador for them.
The ADV X-Flow 7.5 look to be a quality functional adventure vs road/track/enduro design with emphasis on ventilation, protection (CE level 1 knuckles), feel + wet & dry grip available in standard & short lengths. The adventure line of 7.5 gloves comes in 3 models (X-Flow, Subzero & Hydradri) in 3 colours (stealth - the blue ones pictured here that I got + steel & desert - both camo inspired designs).
There are several local Greater Vancouver & Fraser Valley LEATT retailers, including GA Checkpoint Yamaha with Kimpex being the Canadian distributor, who had a display of most of the LEATT adventure riding apparel at the 2nd Annual S2S ADV Moto Show at the Pitt Meadows Airport Sky Hanger today.
- The gloves feature a standard, above-the-wrist length and secure Hook and Loop cuff closure.
- Ventilated for permanent airflow with impact protection
- Knuckle EN13594: 2015 Level 1
- ReaFlex soft impact gel
- Multi layer NanoGrip and Leather used in critical impact area’s
- Gel padding protection for palm
- Available in both standard and short
- Standard has Hook and Loop FreeFlex strap fastening gives great range on motion in wrist area
- NanoGrip palm
- Gives superior bike feel
- Ultimate dry and wet grip
- Nano fiber technology 7.500 times thinner than hair
- Leather used as additional reinforcement
- Multi-row, and technical stretch stitch thread for strength and durability
- Pre-curved, snug fit and seamless palm
- FormFit finger stitching gives ultimate feel and grip
- Hook and Loop cuff closure
- Hook and Loop FreeFlex strap fastening gives great range on motion in wrist area (not on short version)
- S-XXXL
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