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Pipe gloves

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720skiguy
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whats a good pipe glove under 40 bucks
Dec 8 2005 10:56PM
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Desjardins
Posts: 1772 - Karma: 11
whats the difference between a pip glove and a reg glove
Dec 8 2005 11:03PM
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PZNT
Posts: 21 - Karma: 11
pipe gloves are much thinner and modeled after motocross gloves
Dec 9 2005 1:26AM
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Anathema
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thats retarded.. a glove is a glove. what, do you think it's going to be more aerodynamic and allow you do carry your speed thru the tranny a little better or something? give me a break dude, go buy some fuckin gloves that keep your hands warm.
Dec 9 2005 1:43AM
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couloir
Posts: 370 - Karma: 10
pipe gloves are nice in spring... too cold now though...

got the bronco GTs theyre a nice compromise
Dec 9 2005 2:00AM
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zerospinskier
Posts: 4867 - Karma: 350
dakine vipers r good for a pipe glove, but arent warm and have shitty water proofing. like worse than a t-shirt. look at grenade stuff, they make some good pipe gloves.

o yeah, they have the name "pipe glove" just to have a differnt catagory for gloves. they are all thin nad not insulated. they are made for warm conditions. its just to have more catagories, like cars, there r hatchbacks, sedans, station wagons......
Dec 9 2005 2:06AM
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Ryno
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free pipe gloves are best though
Dec 15 2005 1:05AM
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SixofSpades
Posts: 20 - Karma: 10
When they are making a 'Pipe Glove' they are assumeing you will be hiking a pipe all day long. Soooo, that means no deep pow or cold weather. That results in a thinner glove.

I am surprised that you would even think that they would do this because of 'Aerodynamics'
Dec 15 2005 2:05AM
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Crock360
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that's why i just wear my motocross gloves.
Dec 15 2005 9:20AM
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JackBach
Posts: 4155 - Karma: -5
There's a pair for sale in the classified section...
Dec 15 2005 11:01AM
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skogenjake
Posts: 6685 - Karma: 511
i have dakine vipers. good gloves for warm days. im thinking about putting fur or something inside to make them warm though. probably wont work.
Dec 15 2005 12:45PM
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Jeff_Lo
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Burtons!
Dec 15 2005 12:54PM
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skifiend
Posts: 2063 - Karma: 13
for spring days
Dec 15 2005 1:19PM
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bcboy_18
Posts: 89 - Karma: 10
i LOVE my drop pipe gloves. they are durable and warm to about -5, which is kinda suprising.
Dec 15 2005 1:21PM
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smithxi
Posts: 323 - Karma: 10
dude i just found some burton pipe gloves i totally forgot about it. they're sweet.
Dec 15 2005 5:56PM
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Riding_the_Peaks
Posts: 43 - Karma: 10
It's about style not fucking aerodynamics and if you're riding the park all day long you're probably not going to need really warm gloves. Maybe you should know what you're talking about so you don't seem so retarded..
Dec 15 2005 8:58PM
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=nick=
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also they makes grabs easier. it has nothing to do with being "aerodynamic"
Dec 15 2005 9:03PM
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skogenjake
Posts: 6685 - Karma: 511
he is wrong so often i dont even bother with his posts. and hes in the PPP?
Dec 15 2005 10:38PM
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EClay46
Posts: 2499 - Karma: 69
dude fuck u are u telling me that skiing in the park means ur hands dont get cold? wtf are u talking about. You still are riding the lift and ur hands will get wet if u fall at all
Dec 16 2005 1:10AM
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EClay46
Posts: 2499 - Karma: 69
pipe gloves are less water proof than my bike gloves, and less warm
Dec 16 2005 1:11AM
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