http://bikechatter.net/ 1058-195 http://bikechatter.net/gloves/1058-knox-handroid-gloves-review Love these gloves, On my second pair. A little bit high in the pricing but Thats the way it is with Top of the line protection. ]]> Fri, 06 Apr 2012 14:17:35 -0700 1058-181 http://bikechatter.net/gloves/1058-knox-handroid-gloves-review contacted knox about fraying where the gauntlet was, the rep told me that the leather will fray because of the velcro strap if it isn't lined up properly. I told the rep real leather doesn't fray, she then said it wasn't leather. POOR QUALITY if the glove will fray because of its own velcro stray?!?!? I've had the gloves for 2-3months with no accidents with these gloves, I either wear them or they live in my helmet. The rep told me this has happened before and that was it, no further help! When I payed good money for a glove I expect it to LAST longer than 2-3months, especially when it was the velcro on the glove wrecking the glove itself! ]]> Fri, 16 Dec 2011 23:46:35 -0800 1058-177 http://bikechatter.net/gloves/1058-knox-handroid-gloves-review These are expensive, but for the price you get the best gloves out there currently, the technology if you know anything about crash impacts just works, all the protection doesn't add any discomfort which is SO hard to do with motorbike gear but Knox did it, I only bought these cause they were discounted (159 Euro's in Germany cause of the white plate broke off on 1 of the gloves so a very nice discount and no impairment to the function of the gloves) they are comfortable and work well, the stitching yes its messy with some stuff sticking out of the stitching like fabric, nothing that cant be fixed with some scissors, I actually find it much more comfortable like the editor said than folded inside stitching that pushes into your finger tips, I love the look of them the ONLY thing is the price but you cannot expect the best for cheap and there is no other company to make competition against Knox for this type of glove so if you want the best pony up the money, otherwise settle for less, I highly disagree you can get (cause I have owned) 50 euro gloves (hell I've owned 90 euro gloves) these surpass them in pretty much every way. ]]> Sat, 12 Nov 2011 23:10:35 -0800 1058-108 http://bikechatter.net/gloves/1058-knox-handroid-gloves-review So they look really good but i am not so sure that the constuction is so good with the little plastic at the nuckle being popped off some time and some stiches look roughly made They are very exspensive to buy compared to other gloves and i do not see if they protect any more than a 50 euro gloves do. ]]> Tue, 21 Dec 2010 16:58:39 -0800 1058-80 http://bikechatter.net/gloves/1058-knox-handroid-gloves-review The Knox Handroid was hotly anticipated and with very good reason, not only do you get the expertise of the Knox armour specialists but also a totally new way of looking at hand armour and protection, with never before seen technology on motorcycle clothing the whole protection is impressive and more importantly its totally functional, one area I enjoy reviewing is in the gloves market and I get to view and eventually review a large amount of products and until now my favourite glove of them all has been the aforementioned offering from Spada - however there is a new king in town and it is called the Handroid! For anyone's money it is seriously worth a look if you can justify the high end price tag that goes with it. ]]> Sat, 17 Jul 2010 12:05:21 -0700