Review: One Industries Zero gloves

[Claudio]

It is a particularly hard thing to find gloves that fit, that last and also look reasonably stylish. The One industries Zero is a minimally padded and cleanly designed pair of gloves that are made for those who want to have full contact with their bars and are fine with sacrificing a little bit of protection.

 

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[Skylark]

Great review but please only review locally avail stuff and have links at the end for where to buy the stuff in local shops or local online sites. I can read a zillion reviews anywhere online for stuff that will never see the light of day here in Sa unless I hunt all over the web and then pay through my nostrils for shipping and duties. I want to see reviews of stuff that have meaning to me as a souf afrikan, as in I can buy it in Sa. Maybe partner with the local agencies/shops that stock/import the stuff and have their stuff at least avail in Sa online to order right after reading the review, there really is a lot of value in that for the brand and maybe revenue for thehub in being able to offer that.

 

Ok so who stocks these in Sa and where?

[Claudio]

Great review but please only review locally avail stuff and have links at the end for where to buy the stuff in local shops or local online sites. I can read a zillion reviews anywhere online for stuff that will never see the light of day here in Sa unless I hunt all over the web and then pay through my nostrils for shipping and duties. I want to see reviews of stuff that have meaning to me as a souf afrikan, as in I can buy it in Sa. Maybe partner with the local agencies/shops that stock/import the stuff and have their stuff at least avail in Sa online to order right after reading the review, there really is a lot of value in that for the brand and maybe revenue for thehub in being able to offer that.

 

Ok so who stocks these in Sa and where?

 

We can only really get stuff that is available in SA, but thanks for the feedback. We will add in that info at the end next time round.

 

These gloves are available through Dial'd Bikes: dialdbikes.co.za and some retailers like Trail and Tar.

[Guest]

I have one of the first sets to be brought in from Dial'd (before they were listed on their site) which is a ways back and they are well-worn gloves.

 

Rain, mud, dry and humid conditions.

 

The one hassle with most thin material XC class gloves is that stitching never holds up well.

 

On these it has only been the top wrist stitching on the ribbing that has come loose pretty early in use (within the 1st week). Was to be expected for a single stitch instead of a double stitch.

 

My set had the silicon logo grip on the palm side which helps in the wet.

 

They are still holding up , have done well over 2000km and will be doing another Baviaans this year.

 

They do look cool and fit well.

 

Thanks Andrew of Dial'd Bikes.

 

The rest of my DH/Enduro gear is just DA BOMB;)

[TrackGuy]

Wow, these look really nice. Nice review!

[Bizkit031]

Have a look at MX Alliance.

[enjoi]

Great review! And sweet gloves!

 

I have a pair that Andrew from dial'd bikes hooked me up with, so they are available and if I understood him correctly they will be getting in some other styles to as soon as One Industries has stock.

 

They are great glove and as mentioned the only thing is probably the silicon finger grips that come loose within the first month of use but it doesn't affect the glove. Fit is by far the best I've had on.