I have been using Rynox storm series gloves, since generation 1. I have some points to share. When it comes to protection, Rynox storm 2 did a great job protecting me from 100 km/h slide, mind you I was also using storm 2 to jacket and Royal Enfield knee sliders. But the only problem with Rynox is the durability. Rynox was only durable up to two years and some 100K kms(I don't have car gloves so I used to use storm 2 as car gloves as well, as I have really sensitive palms, stupid and cheap of me😂) at the maximum in my case. for the price it's a good investment when you ride those numbers in short period of time. The recent glove that I bought is storm 3 and surprisingly those are much better in terms of durability compared to storm 2 series, I have already done 50,000 km in two years(thanks to Covid) and gloves, have no whatsoever signs of wasting. P.S i finally bought driving gloves for car 😅, so the storm 3 are limited to motorcycles because I would look stupid driving a car with full gauntlet gloves😂😂😂😂😂😂 assuming I wasn't looking stupid driving a car with Storm 2 non gauntlet😂😂😂😂😂
Hi which driving gloves did you buy? I'm also looking for one but not finding anything good. It'd be great help if you could lmk your choice. Thanks in advance.
@@gaurangnaik850 currently m using the same Rynox stron evo 3 and pro 2 from past 2 years, and i think they are called Tornado Pro 3 for half gauntlet, now. They are excellent but are dry use only. For wet i have biking brotherhood dry gloves but any waterproof gloves will be incredibly hot in dry as they are for cold/ice weather too. So if you ride mostly in dry conditions, my recommendation would be RYNOX tornado pro 3 or for full gauntlet strom evo 3 both are priced, very attractively and provide very good level of protection in terms of real life accidents as I truly believe in RYNOX. I am not saying RYNOX is the best, but what I’m saying is, they are the best at for what price they are offered at.
Your videos are highly appreciated. You help me learn a lot and mostly prove me right. I share your enthusiasm and passion towards details of technicals. I am using GRID2 from year and a half and they are really good apart from little nitty gritty issues which I wrote to Viaterra about, sadly they dont like productive criticism. I was using Rynox and thre of us riding colleagues bought them together but, they gave away too quickly. Poor quality I'd say. We have used Furygan gloves for 4 years before switching and realised there was no comparison. Viaterra is much reasonable offering but, it would be kind of you to please review the DSG gloves. I've recently researched a bit about their recent offerings, I wanted to understand if they are as good as they sound they are. Just a pointer, Motul has started manufacturing the 7100 in India instead of Vietnam and the vaporization of the engine oil has started happening only after that. I thought it was my motorcycle but, it isn't, same issue with others using it. No performance issues though but, I feel the gear shifts get sticky quite early at 3500-4500 kms.
Thanks a lot for appreciating the efforts and supporting the channel. I really find these first hand experiences shared by you helpful as they also aid me in tallying my observations; keep them coming 👍
Same, cost like ₹1300 per litre. Been using it since the first servicing. I don't care if it had prolonged the engine run-in period. Now I'm running 4000kms and zero engine complaints. Once the dealership didn't have that RS4GP racing oil and I had to use the Sporty premium on my second servicing. Changed it back to racing oil on my third The difference I've felt is, the fan kicks in less when I'm on the racing oil vs sporty premium.
@@vintagealchemist4328 im also thinking of using it. I have been using motul 300v which is the best one i really want to know which one is better the rs4 gp or the 300v
Glad to know that you liked it! Have you checked the latest ones on the gloves? Grid 3: th-cam.com/video/yL-5t4tUPrY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=T-ArYs-c19tZRlj0 Kruger: th-cam.com/video/5x4Hs6258kE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=6FxJxtRdLWHBMoLp
@@thesportztourer yeah I've checked your video on viayerra grid 3. Not the Kruger one. I'll check that. Any suggestions that offers the best features within 2-4k?
Thanks for the detailed videos it's highly appreciated, no matter what gloves I get I am not getting used to the feel of the break+clutch and the handlebar, I am really frustrated about gloves, I tried breaking into the club but still the feel is very uncomfortable.
I've been using the Rynox Storm Evo 3 full gauntlet gloves since the past 8 months/15000 kms. These are very comfortable. But recently I've been facing an issue, which is that they have started stinking very bad. I tried washing them, fully aware that they would wear away much quicker and thus lose whatever protection they had to offer. But they started stinking again after a few weeks. Summer has just started, and I cant take the stinkines anymore. It's embarrassing meeting your friends/colleagues everyday knowing they could smell the stink. Now I'm searching for another pair of mesh gloves. But I dont feel comfortable and don't get the same sense of protectedness which I feel on the Storm Evo 3s. Viaterra has recently launched full gauntlet mesh gloves, but paying Rs.6k for lesser protection is beyond my psychological threshold. Unfortunately I've to look out for premium brands and shell a lot more due to the import duties :(
Hello, I've heard that putting moisture absorbing pouch / tea bags(used in dipping tea) can be helpful in absorbing that moisture and odour. I don't know if it works or not but you can try it. If you do try then tell if it helped or not.
@@anandgole667 Thanks! I bought a pair of mesh gloves for city/low speed rides, and have reserved the full gauntlet gloves only for the highway for better airflow and therefore less smell.
@@nayak.gaurav hi, I am now using the Rynox Urban X gloves. They are much easier to clean and maintain in the rainy season. They feel alright for slow speed city use. But the lack of carbon fibre wrist protection makes me nervous sometimes. I will switch back to my Storm Evos in the winters.
Namaskar n thank u very much for the information but u haven't mentioned price then we will plan n start financial plans to think as rainy season is on the verge of exit
If my only reason to go for Viaterra over Scala is the visor wiper is it a right choice? How effective is the visor wiper in terms of practicality and its usage on a scale of 0 to 10?
Hi Vishal, Except for Storm Evo 3 both Viaterra Grid 2/3 and Scala Trekker have got the Visor viper on the left glove, but these gloves are not meant for riding in the rain as the viper is effective for wet visor surface. I did get a few chance to used the viper on my Viaterra Grid on a few occasions of unexpected rain where it performed fine. Also note that if the water droplets go on the inner surface of the visor then there is a very little we can do with the viper. I hope the above inputs will be helpful in your decision making 😊
Rynox durability may not be as good as viaterra. Plus the colouring/dye lasts less than a year. I have had this issue with storm 2 and (sent as warranty replacememt)storm 3
I planned to buy rynox but from your comment I think it might not be durable. Can you suggest what I should go for? As viaterra grid is old design and rynox evo 3 is more recent
Better for go the grid. Plus both are now ce certified (viaterra wasn't earlier citing cost). I have had 3 rynox gloves. They fit well but are not very durable. Both have sps Knox protectors for the palm. I have same experience with their jacket as well,tornado pro 4-cuffs have started to tear(there a hole on the cuff end) with normal daily use as is the velcro quality. So the protection part is fine but durability part not so much. Also use their airtex brand. Shifting over to viaterra based on most user experience from online ownership forums like tbhp.
@@senotriusneo6354 thanks for the reply. Will definitely buy one this week. Also I thought of getting rynox stealth evo 3 jacket. Is it worth it or if u have any other suggestions for one under 15k so I can consider it too.
Check the viaterra Spencer jacket. Again depends on your budget and time you take to upgrade your riding gears. Rynox offers good protection for the money-just less durable proportionally. I don't see spending 15k for rynox products. They were pathetic when they first released years ago,but definitely getting better with time.
I have been using Rynox storm series gloves, since generation 1. I have some points to share.
When it comes to protection, Rynox storm 2 did a great job protecting me from 100 km/h slide, mind you I was also using storm 2 to jacket and Royal Enfield knee sliders.
But the only problem with Rynox is the durability.
Rynox was only durable up to two years and some 100K kms(I don't have car gloves so I used to use storm 2 as car gloves as well, as I have really sensitive palms, stupid and cheap of me😂) at the maximum in my case. for the price it's a good investment when you ride those numbers in short period of time.
The recent glove that I bought is storm 3 and surprisingly those are much better in terms of durability compared to storm 2 series, I have already done 50,000 km in two years(thanks to Covid) and gloves, have no whatsoever signs of wasting.
P.S i finally bought driving gloves for car 😅, so the storm 3 are limited to motorcycles because I would look stupid driving a car with full gauntlet gloves😂😂😂😂😂😂 assuming I wasn't looking stupid driving a car with Storm 2 non gauntlet😂😂😂😂😂
Hi which driving gloves did you buy? I'm also looking for one but not finding anything good. It'd be great help if you could lmk your choice. Thanks in advance.
@@gaurangnaik850 currently m using the same Rynox stron evo 3 and pro 2 from past 2 years, and i think they are called Tornado Pro 3 for half gauntlet, now. They are excellent but are dry use only.
For wet i have biking brotherhood dry gloves but any waterproof gloves will be incredibly hot in dry as they are for cold/ice weather too.
So if you ride mostly in dry conditions, my recommendation would be RYNOX tornado pro 3 or for full gauntlet strom evo 3 both are priced, very attractively and provide very good level of protection in terms of real life accidents as I truly believe in RYNOX.
I am not saying RYNOX is the best, but what I’m saying is, they are the best at for what price they are offered at.
Your videos are highly appreciated. You help me learn a lot and mostly prove me right. I share your enthusiasm and passion towards details of technicals. I am using GRID2 from year and a half and they are really good apart from little nitty gritty issues which I wrote to Viaterra about, sadly they dont like productive criticism. I was using Rynox and thre of us riding colleagues bought them together but, they gave away too quickly. Poor quality I'd say. We have used Furygan gloves for 4 years before switching and realised there was no comparison. Viaterra is much reasonable offering but, it would be kind of you to please review the DSG gloves. I've recently researched a bit about their recent offerings, I wanted to understand if they are as good as they sound they are. Just a pointer, Motul has started manufacturing the 7100 in India instead of Vietnam and the vaporization of the engine oil has started happening only after that. I thought it was my motorcycle but, it isn't, same issue with others using it. No performance issues though but, I feel the gear shifts get sticky quite early at 3500-4500 kms.
Thanks a lot for appreciating the efforts and supporting the channel.
I really find these first hand experiences shared by you helpful as they also aid me in tallying my observations; keep them coming 👍
Your videos are awesome you deserve millions of subs
Please make an explanatory video on spark plug... how to check its proper functioning, when to replace etc. (for apache 😊)
Great video on riding gloves I am aiming at the viaterra grid.
Can you please make a video on riding pants and tailbag if possible.
Eagerly waiting for yamalube racing oil review ☺️☺️
Same, cost like ₹1300 per litre. Been using it since the first servicing. I don't care if it had prolonged the engine run-in period. Now I'm running 4000kms and zero engine complaints.
Once the dealership didn't have that RS4GP racing oil and I had to use the Sporty premium on my second servicing. Changed it back to racing oil on my third
The difference I've felt is, the fan kicks in less when I'm on the racing oil vs sporty premium.
@@vintagealchemist4328 using the same one from my second service. Till now no issues but curious to know the content and lab test review.
Add Polytron Engine oil additive to it. Your bike engine loves it to the core.
@@vintagealchemist4328 im also thinking of using it. I have been using motul 300v which is the best one i really want to know which one is better the rs4 gp or the 300v
Great informative video bro!! Thanks 👍
Glad to know that you liked it!
Have you checked the latest ones on the gloves?
Grid 3: th-cam.com/video/yL-5t4tUPrY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=T-ArYs-c19tZRlj0
Kruger: th-cam.com/video/5x4Hs6258kE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=6FxJxtRdLWHBMoLp
@@thesportztourer yeah I've checked your video on viayerra grid 3. Not the Kruger one. I'll check that. Any suggestions that offers the best features within 2-4k?
Yes do long term review
Thanks for the detailed videos it's highly appreciated, no matter what gloves I get I am not getting used to the feel of the break+clutch and the handlebar, I am really frustrated about gloves, I tried breaking into the club but still the feel is very uncomfortable.
Are yrrr Sunday ko jayada sone ke chakkar me comments late ho jate hia
Third sir love you ❤❤❤❤
I've been using the Rynox Storm Evo 3 full gauntlet gloves since the past 8 months/15000 kms. These are very comfortable. But recently I've been facing an issue, which is that they have started stinking very bad. I tried washing them, fully aware that they would wear away much quicker and thus lose whatever protection they had to offer. But they started stinking again after a few weeks. Summer has just started, and I cant take the stinkines anymore. It's embarrassing meeting your friends/colleagues everyday knowing they could smell the stink. Now I'm searching for another pair of mesh gloves. But I dont feel comfortable and don't get the same sense of protectedness which I feel on the Storm Evo 3s. Viaterra has recently launched full gauntlet mesh gloves, but paying Rs.6k for lesser protection is beyond my psychological threshold. Unfortunately I've to look out for premium brands and shell a lot more due to the import duties :(
Hello, I've heard that putting moisture absorbing pouch / tea bags(used in dipping tea) can be helpful in absorbing that moisture and odour. I don't know if it works or not but you can try it. If you do try then tell if it helped or not.
@@anandgole667 Thanks! I bought a pair of mesh gloves for city/low speed rides, and have reserved the full gauntlet gloves only for the highway for better airflow and therefore less smell.
@ssc1348 Which one you have bought and what is the performance of them right now??
@@nayak.gaurav hi, I am now using the Rynox Urban X gloves. They are much easier to clean and maintain in the rainy season. They feel alright for slow speed city use. But the lack of carbon fibre wrist protection makes me nervous sometimes. I will switch back to my Storm Evos in the winters.
Namaskar n thank u very much for the information but u haven't mentioned price then we will plan n start financial plans to think as rainy season is on the verge of exit
Good content 🙂
Heyy @The Sportztourer make a vid on good gloves(not gauntlet) with price ranges
If my only reason to go for Viaterra over Scala is the visor wiper is it a right choice? How effective is the visor wiper in terms of practicality and its usage on a scale of 0 to 10?
Hi Vishal,
Except for Storm Evo 3 both Viaterra Grid 2/3 and Scala Trekker have got the Visor viper on the left glove, but these gloves are not meant for riding in the rain as the viper is effective for wet visor surface. I did get a few chance to used the viper on my Viaterra Grid on a few occasions of unexpected rain where it performed fine. Also note that if the water droplets go on the inner surface of the visor then there is a very little we can do with the viper.
I hope the above inputs will be helpful in your decision making 😊
@@thesportztourer Thanks a lot!! I really was in need of such clarity as I was stuck in a dilemma for few months , to purchase.
bro what happened to the scratches that got on your g310r tank did you got any solution that I am in the same situation as yours
please make a video on knee guards best one to protect
Hey, any views on Raida AeroPrix Motorcycle Gloves? Slightly cheaper than Rynox and Viaterra but have got Knox SPS.
Bro have you tested Royal Enfield Liquid Gun Engine oil??
I always had size problem with rynox. Size L should fit but is tight and size xl is little loose on fingers. Strom evo3 leather was too hard imo...
The knuckle guard of Rynox easily came out 😮
Oh! Is it? Which Gloves from Rynox?
@@thesportztourer
Rynox Urban x
Why you didn't choose scala trekker over rynox? Can we get some highlighting on that part in the next video.
which one of them are waterproof and later can be used in all weather (don't recommend winter gloves)
Are these gloves good for winter in ladhak? Please do tell me.
Definitely definitely
Where can I buy SCALA gloves? Please suggest.
What about Tarmac Rapid full gauntlet gloves ?
So, which one I can go with..!
Viaterra Grid v3?? Afaik or can find there's only grid v2.
How are dsg carbon x gloves?
ppl, if i wanna gift my rider friend a pair of gloves within 3.5k
which one should i be considering?
Is axor Ventura good ? 😣 It will be my first glove can i use it for touring my Budget is under 3K
Avoid.go for viaterra or rynox
Viaterra's knuckle protector is level 2
And the Viaterra grid knuckles crack on just folding them once by mistake and that too by hand
Rynox durability may not be as good as viaterra. Plus the colouring/dye lasts less than a year. I have had this issue with storm 2 and (sent as warranty replacememt)storm 3
I planned to buy rynox but from your comment I think it might not be durable. Can you suggest what I should go for? As viaterra grid is old design and rynox evo 3 is more recent
Better for go the grid. Plus both are now ce certified (viaterra wasn't earlier citing cost). I have had 3 rynox gloves. They fit well but are not very durable. Both have sps Knox protectors for the palm. I have same experience with their jacket as well,tornado pro 4-cuffs have started to tear(there a hole on the cuff end) with normal daily use as is the velcro quality. So the protection part is fine but durability part not so much. Also use their airtex brand. Shifting over to viaterra based on most user experience from online ownership forums like tbhp.
@@senotriusneo6354 thanks for the reply. Will definitely buy one this week. Also I thought of getting rynox stealth evo 3 jacket. Is it worth it or if u have any other suggestions for one under 15k so I can consider it too.
Check the viaterra Spencer jacket. Again depends on your budget and time you take to upgrade your riding gears. Rynox offers good protection for the money-just less durable proportionally. I don't see spending 15k for rynox products. They were pathetic when they first released years ago,but definitely getting better with time.
@@senotriusneo6354 will take a look at spencer. Thank you fr the suggestion 👍
Rynox storm hand gloves,,, though video is, still it s lacking in its price range detels, which is very much essential.
I got the Scala Trekker, just to try Kangaroo 🦘 leather