New for 2022 Alpinestars Halo Gloves Review
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Competing with other adventure focused gloves in that $90-130 range (Klim Baja, Rev'it Sand 4, Dainese D-Explorer), the Alpinestars Halo brings a focus on flexibility with ample stretch materials while still offering good airflow and protection. A step up from these would be the upcoming AMT-10, which offer a separate waterproof over-glove; adjacent are the 2 Morph models.
0:42 - Fit
1:24 - Construction and Comfort
5:29 - Protection
Really nice video, better than others motorcycle stores! Keep doing! Thanks from Peru!
Thanks for the review, I bought the green ones let’s see when they come in !
i usually wear a size xl and i had to get a 2xl
hey, man. can you please do a long term review on this model of glove? i would really like to know and expect what Alpinestars Halo Leather Gloves issue down in 6-12 months from now. i mainly will be using it on my e scooter (standing one) on the road and ride around. the reason i like this model it's said to be really comfortable around the tumble area. all and all thank for the review. please make more of these videos about brand like these. and add a closer shot on if possible. have a good one man!
Probably not, I've found the Halo to fit my hands just a tiny bit tight so I get tingling after a while. Glove fit is hard!
@@cblais19 that's unfortunate it's uncomfortable.
Out of pure science. Would it be possible if you can make a video about you punching holes in the palm area for more air flow. For these gloves. Do another test in the hot weather area and see if it fix the issues?
@@mooncake8254 it’s actually really hard to punch consistent holes in leather after the fact, especially in something as close together as a glove. Not gonna happen
@@cblais19 thanks for the heads up. I was about to get a pair and buy some kind of tool on Amazon. See if it works or not. Either ways thanks for the fast response!
@@mooncake8254 You can absolutely do it in on leather jackets, and I've had it done, but gloves are so thin. Also: I'd have a look at the finally released Morph Street/Sport gloves, I'm going to be riding in the Sport version once the weather heats up, and I find them a nicer fit then the Halo with more airflow.