Milwaukee Leather SH217 Guanti da moto senza dita in pelle nera e mesh da uomo X-Large

Name: Milwaukee Leather SH217 Guanti da moto senza dita in pelle nera e mesh da uomo X-Large
Brand: Shaf International
SKU: 0683258084024
Price: 30.49 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Shaf International

3/5

€
30.49

Milwaukee Leather SH217 Guanti da uomo senza dita in pelle e mesh con palmo imbottitoCaratteristiche Realizzati in pelle premium e materiale a rete resistente Leggero e sfoderato Chiusura con cinturino da polso regolabile

Quantity

Aggiungi al carrello Compra subito

EAN: 0683258084024

Categories: Abbigliamento, scarpe e gioielli, Uomini, Accessori, Guanti e muffole, Guanti per il freddo,

✅ Pelle Milwaukee: realizzata per i motociclisti, costruita per durare. ✅ Chiusura con cinturino regolabile per una vestibilità comoda e sicura. ✅ Leggero e sfoderato per traspirabilità e comfort di lunga durata. ✅ Palmi imbottiti per un maggiore comfort. ✅ Realizzato in pelle di vacchetta premium. Solo lavaggio a secco. Chiusura con gancio. Importato. Maglia, Pelle.

Age Range (Description)	Adult
Brand	Shaf International
Color	Black
Department	mens
Glove Type	Motorcycle Riding
Hand Orientation	Ambidextrous
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	SH217-BLK-XL-131-Parent
Item Package Quantity	1
Manufacturer	PLAD
Material	Leather
Product Dimensions	12 x 6 x 2 inches; 8 Ounces
Size	X-Large
Special Feature	Lightweight, Padded
Sport	Motocycling

5 Star

4 Star

3 Star

2 Star

1 Star

Scrivi la tua recensione

La tua mail non sarà pubblicata. Tutti i campi obbligatori sono segnati con^*

La tua valutazione

Scritto da: Luis Miner

Cheap build but they work

They feel pretty thin in most spots (the fingers, the elastic strap, and ESPECIALLY the elastic weaving on the top) but I mostly got them for a Halloween costume so looked good and felt comfortable all night. Been using em at work now and then as well, I ordered the XXL since usually this stuff runs small but it's actually quite loose! So definitely a good buy for anyone else with larger hands. For the price I might order another pair if (honestly more like WHEN) these tear at the thin spots.

Scritto da: L. Catt

I need one with the finger part just a little longer

I have a groceries in a cart I have to lug up the stairs, this was putting a strain on my left wrist and hand. I am pleased with the way it works, but need the finger part to be about 3/4 of an inch longer to protect that part of my hand.

Scritto da: Bwaters1988

Second time ordering

This was my second time ordering the gloves, so they are great and reasonably priced.

Scritto da: Bill M.

Glove Sizes

Gloves were way too small, hopefully I can return the L pair and get XL.

Scritto da: Chris

No longer recommend these gloves

I've been buying these gloves from time-to-time as they wear out. The quality, I'm disappointed to note, has been falling rapidly: for example, sometimes the seams are sewn oddly, often in the thumb, making it difficult to wear comfortably. Also, it's my experience the velcro fasteners wear out very prematurely. The fasteners would simply open during normal wear. I use these during the course of my work, and the gloves were worn typically 5 days a week, from 8-10 hours per day while driving. Adding to the disappointment, the leather was just starting to really reach that broken-in feel and level of comfort. The most recent pair, however, was the straw that breaks the ol' camel's back: less than one month into service the gloves developed a tear in the palm of the left hand. The leather appears to be much thinner than pairs purchased in the past. I tried to share a photo of the tear as I describe but Amazon repeatedly refuses the upload, noting, "There was an error processing your file...." Had I taken time to check when the return window was expiring I would have been fine; unfortunately I learned the window closed one day late, so I'm stuck with a useless pair of defective gloves. Caveat Emptor.

Scritto da: Ken Riley

Just the added protection I needed

I bought these to protect my hands during miscellaneous chores. They work perfectly for my needs. Being my first pair of fingerless, I find them clumsy to remove though.

Scritto da: Delmore S.

TOO SMALL FOR HANDS

PRODUCT SERVER OKAY IN WHY I USE THEM.

Scritto da: hybridrotty

NOT WORTH THE MONEY

Please read this to understand why I consider these not worth the money. As I am one who likes to give good reviews, I can't here. My use for these is not for motorcycle riding but rather for use on an online sim racing wheel. Being in long races with the adrenaline that even sim racing brings causes my hands to sweat. I have tried baby powder and other things to compensate. It finally came down to using gloves as funny as that sounds. I used some old leather finger tight rifle gloves until they disintegrated about a month later. I then tried some others and found that I needed fingerless gloves to feel the buttons on the steering wheel so I don't do things like hit the e-brake when trying to key my mic to talk to the other drivers. I tried 4 other types of gloves I had... cotton, Easton leather batting gloves, Thor MX dirt bike gloves and Bell mountain bike gloves all to which I had around the house. All to which are full fingered gloves. I cut the fingers off the Easton gloves and they ended up falling apart even though I tried to sew them around the areas of the fingers I had cut. They are now trash. All of the gloves I have mentioned are size XL and snug as they should be. Now for the review of these gloves. I ordered size L when buying these fingerless gloves. I should have bought size M. They are that big. The thumbs have enough gap in them that I can take my index fingers one knuckle deep and put into the thumb of the gloves when my thumbs are in them without any folding up of the material or twisting my fingers to get them deeper. If I do that I can get almost my whole index fingers in there with my thumbs. Kind of like an 8 year old putting on Daddy's shoes. Of 10 fingers, if I were the QA person at the factory, I would only pass 4... 1 of those reluctantly. I feel I can fairly say this as I have worked production much of my life and worked QA some as well. I am 49 years old. There is a balance of allowing things that aren't perfect to pass. A common, fair and necessary practice in business. The other 6 fingers are not passable. The mesh does not line up flush with the leather where sewn together. Differences from flush setting is anywhere from approximately 1/16" to literally 1/4". The one that is 1/4" is the right middle finger. The leather is obviously pulled to the right which is buckling the leather and the mesh has been pulled from the left to the right and sewn to the leather 1/4" under what should be flush. They meet at almost the middle of the back of the knuckle when they should meet much more to the side. If the leather had been straight, the mesh would have lined up fine. Negligence in factory. Unacceptable passing by QA if any there. There is also thread that is loose causing the gloves to be coming apart. This is how they came out of the plastic when I opened them... All of what I'm saying is. There is a dangling cut edge of the leather that is 15/16" long where the padded part of the leather is sewn to the regular leather on the palm of the left glove, partially cut into where it is sewn so that part isn't really sewn. Maybe 1/16" long. On the right glove there is an area on the back over the back of the middle knuckle where the mesh and the leather are sewn together to which a portion of the leather was cut incorrectly causing the leather to not be sewn to the mesh. There is a 3/4" area along that hem line that is not sewn at all due to this flaw. This will eventually worsen. All That being said I will say that the mesh itself is fair for the product's price range and I'm pleased with the thickness and apparent durability of the leather itself although not satisfied with the durability of the gloves as a whole. The problems with these gloves are due to negligence in production. I believe they will work ok for my use for a fair amount of time but I regret buying them every time I put them on. If I were using them for riding gloves I would definitely buy a better pair for a little more money. I would be more satisfied for a well made pair at twice the price I paid. I would also like to say that I am not disgruntled as I write this. I am being very fair from both production and purchasing points of view.

Scritto da: Andy Church

Gloves

Were what I expected and got here at lightning speed

Scritto da: Terry todd

Would not buy again

Product came apart the first time I used them

Scritto da: Schuyler Van Meekeren

Cheaply made but worth it for the price

Started ripping soon as I put them on.

Scritto da: Tonatihu Arteaga

Están re chafas

El artículo pretende ser el guante de la foto, pero las costuras están súper mal hechas. El guante se ve feo y chafa, no es algo que vaya a presumir. Además el pulgar me lastima. Tengo más guantes y pude comparar lo chafas que están.

Scritto da: A

Pobre calidad para el precio

Vienen empacados en celofán sin ninguna leyenda gofrada o cosida que permita identificar la marca del producto, los terminados son burdos y sobresalen hilos por todos lados, la piel tiene una calidad aceptable. Lamentablemente los que me llegaron tenían un gran agujero en la palma de la mano.