Re. Damning. It’s something that’s bitten a fair few folks I know who really like the Brisker and figured a more weather-resistant version would be good for the proper wet days.
I still highly recommend the regular Brisker with all the caveats that they aren’t very weather resistant. They’re a good value, good glove, and they manage well enough in the wet-cold. My daughter has two pairs and that’s usually sufficient (we have some thicker Woom gloves that are the 3rd pair swap-in when things are properly heinous).
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I shouldn’t comment on Leatt availability specific to Vancouver.
NRG/Lanctôt is the Canadian distributor and local folks looking for a stockist could contact them for a recommendation.
March 3, 2023, 7:19 a.m. - Andrew Major
Re. Damning. It’s something that’s bitten a fair few folks I know who really like the Brisker and figured a more weather-resistant version would be good for the proper wet days. I still highly recommend the regular Brisker with all the caveats that they aren’t very weather resistant. They’re a good value, good glove, and they manage well enough in the wet-cold. My daughter has two pairs and that’s usually sufficient (we have some thicker Woom gloves that are the 3rd pair swap-in when things are properly heinous). ——— I shouldn’t comment on Leatt availability specific to Vancouver. NRG/Lanctôt is the Canadian distributor and local folks looking for a stockist could contact them for a recommendation.