Sizes XL thru XXXXL and a few Mediums are what we have left in this closeout group   The fit on these gloves is trim, so if you normally sometimes wear a size Large thru XXXL in a US brand, then you'll find a fit here at one size bigger than you normally wear.
The Bomber gloves are a mostly-leather short cuff style, but they are beefed up a bit with some features you’d expect to find on a race-type glove.

Over the heel of the hand you’ll find a hard plastic palm slider. A slider like this is almost a universal feature on race gloves nowadays.  These gloves also have good looking hard molded plastic knuckle protectors. The plastic protector is covered in a perf leather (perfs are non-functioning as venting in case you were wondering) which looks sharp.

I really like how the gloves feel and fit. Being a short cuff, they are easy to put on and easy to store (they can easily fit in a hand pocket).
Shipping Note:   This  glove  is light enough to  ship by itself for just $3.99 via First Class mail,  so there is no need to hesitate if this is the only thing you want to buy right now.
 
This week, we added size data on two new helmet models at  Lidpicker.com


Fit:  Just a bit more oval than neutral and runs just a bit roomy overall

About the helmet:  This is Scorpion's new model that transforms from a modular to an adventure style and then finally to an offroad.   You can transform the helmet by either using or not using the shield, visor and peak visor.  Check the video and our photo gallery to see how that works.  We put the helmet through all the transformations in the shop and it works quite well!



Fit:  The overall shape is more oval and the overall size is just a bit larger than neutral

About the helmet:  The big deal with this helmet is optimum size for your noggin.  Every single size is a different shell so you won't find yourself with a big shell and a lot of helmet in certain sizes like you might in models that use fewer shell sizes to produce the size range.  

Note on Bell's sizing advice:  I'm in discussion with the folks at Bell about the correct size chart for the Star.  They've currently got three different size charts scattered over various publications, so we haven't sorted out which one they consider to be correct, but the LidPicker reports use actual measured size info and won't be affected by any changes in the mfg's size chart.  

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