Hi all,
A collegue of mine has some gloves for winter riding. The tag says they are Sharkskin 45%, Fleece 12%, Nylon 20%, Windster 10%, Foam 13%.
Anyone know if thats real sharkskin?? They're machine washable and non iron if that helps.
Thanks
Tom
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Hi all,
A collegue of mine has some gloves for winter riding. The tag says they are Sharkskin 45%, Fleece 12%, Nylon 20%, Windster 10%, Foam 13%.
Anyone know if thats real sharkskin?? They're machine washable and non iron if that helps.
Thanks
Tom
casurina99 said:Anyone know if thats real sharkskin?? They're machine washable and non iron if that helps.
Thanks
Tom
Ever seen a wrinkly shark? They are permanent press, and presoaked to prevent shrinkage.
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A collegue of mine has some gloves for winter riding. The tag says
they are Sharkskin 45%, Fleece 12%, Nylon 20%, Windster 10%, Foam 13%.Anyone know if thats real sharkskin?? They're machine washable and non
iron if that helps.
How to they perform in the wet? 😉
cheers,
GPL
GPLama said:How to they perform in the wet? 😉
cheers,
GPL
Admirably, but they dont smell any more than the ususal gloves.
I think its a proprietry name for a nifty fabric, but just wanted to ask the world if thats correct.
T
casurina99 said:Admirably, but they dont smell any more than the ususal gloves.
I think its a proprietry name for a nifty fabric, but just wanted to
ask the world if thats correct.
Yes sharkskin, but may be made from a horse or a seal.
Collins
shagreen (?æ`gri:n) n. 1. the rough skin of certain sharks and rays, used
as an abrasive.2. a rough grainy leather made from certain animal
hides.[C17: from French chagrin, from Turkish çagri rump; also associated
through folk etymology with SHAG1, GREEN]
MacQuarie
shagreen
1. a kind of untanned leather with a granular surface, prepared from the
skin of the horse, shark, seal, etc.
2. the rough skin of certain sharks, used as an abrasive.
[formerly chagrin, from F, from Turk.: the rump of a horse]
Theo
My gloves are 100% pure elephant foreskin and they're awesome.
LotteBum
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My gloves are 100% pure elephant foreskin and they're awesome.LotteBum
arh geeezzz... do we need a aus.bicycle.uncut? oh wait, uncut.. arh
geeezz^2....
cheers,
GPL
LotteBum said:My gloves are 100% pure elephant foreskin and they're awesome.
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Hi, About those shark skin gloves, I do not belive they were made out of genuine shark skin leather.
Never seen before one of those. But I can get some genuine shark skin gloves soon, since my Company is just creating that
line to be introduced into the global market in about few days ahead.
Thanks.
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