hey riders happy middle of winter it's a wonderful time to be a rider if you're living up north today
I want to review the chemi moto winter gloves and compare them to the Revit serious h2o winter
gloves the catch here is that the chemi Moto brand retails for $24 on Amazon and the Revit
gloves retail 440 on RevZilla so depending on how much riding you're gonna do in the winter
you can decide which of these two brands is right for you if you're like me and you're riding the
winter almost not at all well then I don't know if I want to pay one hundred and forty dollars
for something I'm gonna use twice a year all right first thing I want to point out is the
sizes unlike the Revit gloves the chemi moto gloves don't come in small at least on Amazon
they don't they start at medium and medium is a size up for me but they still feel fine on
my hands not like they'll fly off or anything and I can adjust this strap here to make them
a little bit tighter around the wrist these aren't ladies gloves specifically so this might actually
be less of an issue for you with your guy okay now when it comes to material there's one main
difference Revit is goat leather on most of the outside and chemi moto is textile and has a PVC
guard on the inside these two feel really similar they're very soft to the touch in fact I think the
chemi moto ones are a little bit softer they have like this soft velvety feel on the inside
compared to the reverent ones but the reverent ones have also been used more so maybe that's why
otherwise they're they're pretty similar in terms of what it feels like inside the glove alright so
another thing is that both gloves claim to be waterproof so let's see how they perform okay
so I want to do this test with you guys here to see if the gloves are actually waterproof
I don't feel anything wet yet on the inside of a glove all right let's see the our waste on the
outside obviously but I don't feel anything on the inside I think I'm trying to feel that tips of the
fingers where the stitches are but I really don't I don't feel anything on the inside yeah I think
I think they passed the waterproof test approved I mean obviously they're at the rivet gloves oh yeah
they're uh they're also waterproof I don't even need to stick my hand inside this one to know that
it works because it works okay ink and gluten they both passed the waterproof test and we're
good to go if you look at the chem Emoto gloves it actually looks like there's vents on the fingers
but I look closely at them and there's a layer of what seems to be a clear plastic sheet over them
that makes them waterproof and windproof so why the vent design is there I'm not really sure but
I suppose it's for aesthetics all right so one last thing I wanted to note about the gloves is
the style and the fit you can tell the referent ones will fit better and just by looking at the
two because of the way they're shaped the chemi bow no one's being from textile aren't shaped
into this natural see curve like the rabbit ones are which makes the fit feel more natural in the
Revit gloves now the chemi Mota ones are also flexible it's not like you couldn't grip your
throttle properly with the chemi motor ones or anything like that but they're just not designed
to be the same shape alright one last thing I want to add if you wanted to use the candy moto
gloves for anything other than riding just regular winter yardwork like shoveling snow or driving and
putting these on you can they are just like a nice winter glove on the inside I don't really
see myself using the Revit ones for really anything other than riding they just they're
so extra I don't know I suppose I just feel weird shoveling snow in like forty dollar gloves okie
dokie so that's it I will leave it up to you to decide what kind of winter glove will suit your
purpose if you're interested in either the chemi motor ones or the Revit ones I'll leave links
to them down in the description thank you guys for watching and I will see you in the next one