Tasco Gloves

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Love Tasco gloves! Had a seam come open in the palm area... contacted Tasco and they warrantied by replacing the gloves. Very highly recommend the gloves!!

Anyone have first hand experience with their Ultralite Gloves yet? Was wondering if they are too "lightweight" for so cal riding? I use the double digit gloves and my hands do get a little sweaty on hot days.
 
Hah! That's so cool Suz! My only Tasco product so far is the mt biking bear t-shirt, which I love not just for the graphic, but the quality of fabric as well. Go Tasco!

Or is it officially TASCO - all caps?

Unfortunately TASCOCAT does not spell TASCOCAT backwards. :(
 
I wore my new gloves for the Cherry Canyon ride the other day. I bought the Pathfinder gloves to replace my Fox gloves with the knuckle protection. The TASCO gloves seem to fit well, and are also breathable. No clammy hands at the end of the ride, even though it was quite humid. :inlove: The Fox gloves were never breathable, and I wouldn't wear them in anything except cool weather.

Initial impression... I was impressed enough to order a second pair. :thumbsup:
 
horsebikerider said:
I hope you like them!! :) Please feel free to provide me with any feedback you may have.
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I like mine. :thumbsup:

The biggest thing for me is the light weight feel, even though I went with their heaviest offering. My hands used to sweat horribly in the Fox gloves that they are replacing. They feel as light as the Troy Lee air gloves, but have more protection. I’m sold...
 
fos'l said:
Just heard about the products, but had the pleasure to meet this lady at Irvine Park and she is delightful; she was ripping on a tandem with some dude (haha); we were hiking.
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Ah, you must be talking about Missy Kearley riding on the tandem with her husband Jon. Yup, they are proud TASCO customers and have been wearing TASCO products since their inception on 2015. Please do not hesitate to let me know if you have any questions @fos'l. Or, shoot me an email at suzanne@tascomtb.com :thumbsup:
 
Pretty sweet deal today Tasco double digit gloves are my favs / go to glove. Minimalist yet still nails/ perfect feel. love the no velcro!!

BOGO today is a steal...

CORRECTION : Shoot those are Ridgeline... Can't Read... They look lightweight... And nice too!

@horsebikerider what is the difference between Double Digit and Ridgeline gloves?
 
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bvader said:
Pretty sweet deal today Tasco double digit gloves are my favs / go to glove. Minimalist yet still nails/ perfect feel. love the no velcro!!

BOGO today is a steal...

CORRECTION : Shoot those are Ridgeline... Can't Read... They look lightweight... And nice too!

@horsebikerider what is the difference between Double Digit and Ridgeline gloves?
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The Ridgeline's are very similar in weight and feel to the DD's, just a lower price point. They also have a gusset on the wrist for those with wide palms and have issues getting the DD's on. I LOVE the Ridgeline!
 
Just picked up a pair of Euphoria gloves and socks. Will be my first purchase of Tasco goods. According to the measurement recommendation on the website I got the medium gloves which is a little surprising since I have always worn large for FOX, Oakley and Leatt gloves. Do Tasco gloves run a little big?
 
I used the Ridgeline MTB gloves again today on my commuter running errands, and seriously they are the most dexterous and compliant gloves I have ever used...EVAH! I haven’t crashed with them yet, so I cannot comment on protection, but they are suuuuuper comfortable and ventilating. I understand why Tasco also has a cold-weather glove to supplement the line.
 
DangerDirtyD said:
I used the Ridgeline MTB gloves again today on my commuter running errands, and seriously they are the most dexterous and compliant gloves I have ever used...EVAH! I haven’t crashed with them yet, so I cannot comment on protection, but they are suuuuuper comfortable and ventilating. I understand why Tasco also has a cold-weather glove to supplement the line.
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I went with the Pathfinder for the extra protection on our overgrown trails, but they are as comfortable to wear as the Troy Lee XC gloves I've worn for years. :inlove:
 
While we're at it, I give a hearty thumbs up to the Dawn Patrol gloves for the chilly mornings. I'm a minimalist glove guy, and they're the perfect minimalist + a little warmth glove. Makes we want to try to Ridgelines or Double Digits.

On another note, any insight on the fit of the long sleeve jerseys? I struggle finding jerseys that are long enough, but not too baggy. That's even harder when throwing long sleeves into the equation. Searching for a slightly slimmer long cut LS jersey.
 
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