AGV Sport Echelon Gloves (White, Size Small Only)
- Genuine cowhide leather palm
- Digital Amara reinforcement on palm and thumb areas
- Protectors on palm for added safety
- Ventilation holes on palm and fingers
- Back of glove uses cowhide leather
- Holes in leather between fingers for ventilation
- Titanium mold tips on fingers for added protection
- Superfabric on little finger and thumb
- Titanium knuckle mold for added safety
- Leather gathering under knuckle for maximum comfort and flexibility
- Strap on cuff for better wrist grip
- Double sided cuff with titanium mold
- Polyester lining on back for comfort
Please Note: We cannot ship AGV Sports products to Canada, Italy or Russia (per manufacturer’s restrictions).
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Sizing Information
These gloves are consistent with the major American based brands we carry such as FirstGear, Tour Master, Joe Rocket, etc, so hopefully you’ve had some experience with buying gloves and can choose based upon the fit of a previous pair. If you have no previous experience with glove sizing, go here for help.
In trying on the XL, if anything, I thought the gloves were roomy. Certainly not so much I’d advise you to buy a size smaller, but if you are between sizes and are forced to choose, I’d advise to go smaller.
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Our Two Cents
Wow… these gloves are just laden with metal parts! These remind me of a more high-tech version of the old Icon TRX gloves of many years ago. The glove incorporates a lot of good features for racing and of course all the metal armor pieces too. The styling is the overwhelming feature here, but let me hit on a few of the practical aspects.
The features of note that I see here are: Boxed fingers (meaning with seams on the outside rather than inside), which make a glove comfortable to wear without much breaking in; the wrist and knuckle armor pieces are a combination of rubber and metal which feel very robust… and the knuckle armor “floats” meaning it is not attached on the back side which means you can make a fist easily since the armor floats on top of your knuckle. I see the pinkie/ring finger bridge which I “thought” was an exclusive of Alpinestars… it is designed to tie the very easily damaged pinkie to the ring finger for reinforcement if you fall. I see some perforated leather used around the perimeter of the fingers which should help this glove breathe; and I see some high abrasion resistant pads in the palm and on the sides of the pinkie that would wear well in a fall, and would allow the glove to slide better on the pavement.
Overall, this glove feels pretty substantial and the materials feel nice. The gauntlet has a high degree of adjustability for sizing over the cuff (which many don’t). The wrist strap, designed to be secured snugly to your wrist to prevent the gloves from coming off, is just “OK”. Like many street styles, it doesn’t go all the way around your wrist and therefore doesn’t secure quite as well as true race gloves, but it is similar to lots of other sport/street styles and will work fine for most.
If you like the blingy styling here, then I think you’ll like the glove too. It seems comfortable and well made and the price is VERY reasonable for what I’m seeing here. :: Paul, 04-04-16
