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The REV'IT! Fusion GTX Gloves are designed specifically for touring riders who aren't afraid to brave the cold weather to keep their two-wheeled addiction in check. With a waterproof and breathable Gore-Tex membrane and a water resistant shell of PWR stretch, Armortan WRX-100 goatskin and suede, the Fusion GTX Gloves are dedicated to keeping your hands dry. Thermolite Plus with Exkin Platinum insulation on the back of the hand retains body heat and by minimizing insulation at the palm, makes the best use of your heated grips, trapping rising heat without blocking it. Temperfoam padding at the knuckles and a dual-comp palm slider deliver maximum safety.
Protection Features:
Outer Shell: Pittards goat Armortan WR100X, goatskin with WR finish, PWR|shell 500D stretch, PWR|shell 500D, suede leather with WR finish
Insulation: Thermolite Plus with Exkin Platinum, Push-Pull tri-fleece liner, high loft fur liner
Sizing information is provided by the manufacturer and does not guarantee a perfect fit.
How To Measure
HCHand CircumferenceWrap a cloth measuring tape around your hand behind the knuckles, not including the thumb, keeping the tape snug. Measure both left and right hands and use the larger of the two measurements.
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857192
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857191
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857190
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857193
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857194
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857195
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857196
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These will not replace heated gloves in very cold weather, but are perfect in the 35-60 range with heated grips. In fact they are made for use with heated grips. Above 60 my hands started to sweat (heated grips turned off).. Below 40 with heated grips at 75 per cent palms were almost too warm, but thumb statrted to feel the cold. Airflow is not an issue in cold weather. Appear to be very well made and fit comfortably. Highly recommended for those days you do not want to get "wired up".
Quality materials and craftsmanship. Very comfortable lining. Forms well to hand around grips. Transfers heat from heated grips very well and as advertised. Without a fairing, it's suitable for cool weather, e.g., ~50 degrees F. With a fairing, it performs well down to ~40 degrees F. Cuffs may present a little difficulty in wearing them inside jacket cuffs, but are easily worn outside jacket cuffs if preferred. For reference, I ride a BMW F 800 ST, so the gloves are exposed to a flow of cold air.
Very comfortable and warm, could use more protection
I bought these gloves to pair with my heated grips in order to extend my riding season. I do not have any grip guards so needed the warmest glove possible while still being water proof. Rev'it's Alaska gloves are also beautiful and if you prefer leather, that is another great option.
I have two other Rev'it gloves in medium and I thought these fit true to size. They are definitely a little bulky to you give up tactile feel of the controls, but this is to be expected. They've been comfortable down to the 30s for 20 minutes of freeway riding between 75-80mph. I'm not sure any glove is going to be "warm" below that without pairing with grip guards and warmers. As long as that isn't your expectation, you should be satisfied with these gloves.
Overall they are a nice pair of comfortable gloves between 20-50 degrees. I think for the price though, there could be some more protection built into it.
These gloves keep my hands very warm in cold temperatures.
I'm so glad that Revzilla has videos regarding the many different kinds of gloves that are available for purchase. I was having a hard time deciding which winter gloves I wanted and Anthony's description sold me on this particular pair of gloves. Because I have to be at work by 7:00 am, I leave home around 6:15 am. I got tired of my cheap gloves letting my hands get freezing cold on the Interstate, especially in the mouth of the mountain canyon with swirling winds. I'm so glad that these gloves keep my hands warm in very cold temperatures in the low 20's while going 70mph+ down a windy canyon. My hands are literally as warm when I arrive at work as when I put them on before I left home. My hands and fingers are very glad I made this purchase.
I had originally purchased the Alaska GTX gloves and although they are a fantastic glove, the thickness of the insulation in the palm negated my heated grips. The Fusion GTX gloves are exactly what I was looking for. I have been using them in low 50 to high 40 degrees with heated grips and my hands have been warm and comfortable. Recently I was able to test them in the mid 40's and all day rain. With my rain gear sleeves over the glove cuffs, my hands stayed completely dry (and warm). It took the following day for the exterior of the glove to dry out (the leather portion) but the inside was dry as when I put them on. Although more expensive than other gloves, my experience is the performance difference between Gore-Tex and other proprietary "waterproof" liners/fabrics is absolutely worth the investment.
This is the first pair of gloves I’ve ever purchased for more than $80, and I bought them because they say they are made especially for use with heated grips (though I have no idea what is different in the design). My old gloves were waterproof leather and my hands got cold even with heated grips when the temperature dropped below 40 degrees. These gloves and very well put together and they are definitely more waterproof than my old gloves. They also have more features (e.g., wiper blade on the finger). But I had my first ride in 36 degree weather the other day and I can’t say they kept may hands that much warmer. Sure, the heated grips worked and my palms were warm, but my fingertips were still cold. Maybe that is just the nature of riding on a cold day, but I have to admit that I was expecting a more transformative experience given the price.
I was looking for a pair of gloves for colder weather and to wear when it is raining and these fit the bill. I've worn them in temps in the 30's to the 50's in rain and dry weather and my hands have always been comfortable, warm, and most of all dry. The cuffs fit easily over my jacket to seal out wind and rain.
These fitted me a little small. My hand measures 10 inches and bought a size 10. Well I find the fingers were a little short I exchanged them for a size 11 . They fit very well. These gloves are for colder temps. And feel like winter gloves. Comparing to regular winter gloves , the palms have less padding, making them better at feeling your controls.
I'm a huge Rev'it fan so I was expecting a lot from these. But having had them for a few weeks, I've found two problems. One is that the gauntlet is so short and tight that it's extraordinarily hard to get them on. More importantly, the warmth isn't what I expected. On a 400 mile ride yesterday I shifted from my Gerbing's electric gloves to these when the temperature hit the low 50s and found that my fingers got uncomfortably cold, even with my grip heaters on, forcing me to swap back to the Gerbing's. For me at least, the comfort zone for these gloves is going to be 55-70 and there are other much less bulky alternatives in that range.
I also question whether the fit is "American." I wear a large in nearly every American glove so that's what I got with these. They work but are very, very tight leading me to wish I'd returned them.
I dig Rev'it, I've purchase 9/10 times from them with only a few glitches but unfortunately these gloves don't do the trick. I can't ride longer at 15min with these on before my fingers loose feeling. I ride all winter and my legs and body are all temperature numeral but my fingertips and frozen. With the heated grips and gear turned all the way up these are not enough to keep me comfortable and focused.
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I had the chance to try on several pairs of winter gloves at the Philadelphia store and these gloves impressed me the most with there fitment, comfort, build quality, Bang for the Buck and Gore-Tex membrane that I had to have them. I am not disappointed.
They are all leather and will not freeze in cold rides. These are very warm and I used them in -20 degree temps. They also give me ability to use them with heated grips (when I finally install them)
Wanted good glove for cold weather and these seemed perfect for what I was looking for to use with heated grips. Nice gloves but the stitching around the knuckle protection is coming loose. May need to contact Revzilla or Rev'it to get this fixed.
I had the chance to try on several pairs of winter gloves at the Philadelphia store and these gloves impressed me the most with there fitment, comfort, build quality, Bang for the Buck and Gore-Tex membrane that I had to have them. I am not disappointed.
They are all leather and will not freeze in cold rides. These are very warm and I used them in -20 degree temps. They also give me ability to use them with heated grips (when I finally install them)
Wanted good glove for cold weather and these seemed perfect for what I was looking for to use with heated grips. Nice gloves but the stitching around the knuckle protection is coming loose. May need to contact Revzilla or Rev'it to get this fixed.
Im thinking about getting this glove for my winter riding here in north TX. where is in the low 20's-teens. but feels like single to negative F. with strong whipping winds that cut through you. how would this perform?
BEST ANSWER:I purchased these gloves in December 2012 so I have used them through 2 winters. I am also in North TX thus identical riding conditions.
These gloves are excelent cold weather gloves. I can highly recommend them. I did get caught is a cold front with the tempeature dropping to about 25 and some snow fluries. These gloves worked great! My hands were were fine.
The only downside to the gloves is that they are a bit stiff. On long rides I do find I need to shake out my hands because they get tired trying to grip the bars. The gloves have a nice precurve to the constuction but because they are so well insulated they want to stay in the precurve position and the rider must continously apply pressure to grip the bars.
All in all I do recommend these gloves for riding in rain and cold down to the twenties.
Hi. Yes I do have heated grips and these gloves work well with heated grips. The insulation in the palm is not too great to make heated grips totally ineffective. Even with the heated grips turned off these gloves really work well.
BEST ANSWER:I purchased these gloves in December 2012 so I have used them through 2 winters. I am also in North TX thus identical riding conditions.
These gloves are excelent cold weather gloves. I can highly recommend them. I did get caught is a cold front with the tempeature dropping to about 25 and some snow fluries. These gloves worked great! My hands were were fine.
The only downside to the gloves is that they are a bit stiff. On long rides I do find I need to shake out my hands because they get tired trying to grip the bars. The gloves have a nice precurve to the constuction but because they are so well insulated they want to stay in the precurve position and the rider must continously apply pressure to grip the bars.
All in all I do recommend these gloves for riding in rain and cold down to the twenties.
Hi. Yes I do have heated grips and these gloves work well with heated grips. The insulation in the palm is not too great to make heated grips totally ineffective. Even with the heated grips turned off these gloves really work well.
I have used these gloves in the city of Chicago last Winter riding sometime below freezing in 25F-30F and they performed very well. I love these gloves and all their aspects and am happy with the purchase. Sincerely,
I wore these this morning to work - 10 miles at about 39 degrees F and they were fine. I've worn them down to freezing and maybe a little below that - high 20's, but I can't comment on using them at a lower temp.
Yes it does mike. At 0830 this moring.it's 29 with 14 mph wind. And feels like 18. And this is our first cold weather of the year. Only going to get colder. My wife is going to choke on the price of the gloves.........lol
This is a nice glove but at 20 it will not be warm enough. With those temps you are going to need electric heet of some kind. Dam, it gets that cold in TX?!
Between the Revit Fusion and Revit Bastion, besides fit, does the fusion offer similiar protection to the bastion? Can it be worn easly under the jacket? And if you would have to choose between the Fusion and Bastion for more Touring than Adventure, which one would you choose?
Thanks, James
A shopper
on Nov 25, 2013
BEST ANSWER:I really can't answer your questions. I don't have a Bastion glove. It was that the Fusion was designed to work with a heated grip the sold me on the Fusion. I find I don't need my heated gloves when I use the Fusion. The Fusion will not work well under a jacket.
BEST ANSWER:I really can't answer your questions. I don't have a Bastion glove. It was that the Fusion was designed to work with a heated grip the sold me on the Fusion. I find I don't need my heated gloves when I use the Fusion. The Fusion will not work well under a jacket.
I bought the Fusion GTX Gloves a year ago and although I cannot compare them to the Bastion but have been extremely happy with their fit and insulation and softness. I typically wear them over my jacket, but they can easily fit underneath your sleeves. In the winter time I drive mostly to/from work and gym in Chicago area when it gets above 20F, and I have never been cold. I am very happy with the purchase and recommend these gloves to everybody.
I can't tell you about the Bastion, but the Fusion is a very warm glove that seems to offer good protection. Thankfully, I haven't had occasion to find out how much protection, but I feel secure when I wear them.
The primary problem with me for the Fusion has been fit. It's very thick and it takes me a few rides to adjust to that coming from my preferred warm weather gloves.
I don't know about the Bastion, but the Fusion in my opinion would be very difficult to wear under your jacket. with it's wide flare gauntlet it is meant to be worn over the jacket. I would rate this as a fine winter TOURING glove and might step up the ladder to a little more protection if you were using it primarily for ADV
BEST ANSWER:I have the Rev it Fusion GTX gloves for late fall to work and early summer days. Gloves are worth yhe money keep your hands and finger warm on those chilly mornings and evenings
BEST ANSWER:I have the Rev it Fusion GTX gloves for late fall to work and early summer days. Gloves are worth yhe money keep your hands and finger warm on those chilly mornings and evenings
