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Have you ever seen what CF does when it reaches its limit? It shatters with a lot of force behind it. The pieces are very strong and very sharp. Are you sure you want that around your hands? Race gloves do not have it.I think that hard protection is the way to go. No scientific data just personal preference. My gloves have hard CF and plastic protectors everywhere. I plan on being a surgeon when I finish med school so I try to protect my hands.
That is what they say, but they sold the gloves for years and then in a short amount of time quit selling the Held and sold their own gloves. That right there is why Helimot lost credibility in my eyes. They praised them one minute and then bashed them the next. I have several pairs of Held gloves and never had an issue.Helimot refused to sell any more inferior Held gloves because they were coming apart in crashes. So he designed his own. They sure aren't as pretty as the held gloves are. But your hands will be better off with the Helimot gloves.
He changed when Held change the manufacturer and where they were built and changed the leather. So ya, one day he was standing behind the product, the next day he couldn't. It was a while between when he stopped selling helds and started selling his own. But what do I know, I ended up buying a pair of Nankai'sHave you ever seen what CF does when it reaches its limit? It shatters with a lot of force behind it. The pieces are very strong and very sharp. Are you sure you want that around your hands? Race gloves do not have it.
That is what they say, but they sold the gloves for years and then in a short amount of time quit selling the Held and sold their own gloves. That right there is why Helimot lost credibility in my eyes. They praised them one minute and then bashed them the next. I have several pairs of Held gloves and never had an issue.