One Industries – Gamma Gear review

Yann Genghis, GAMMA CZAR NAVY/CHARTREUSE:
First and foremost thank you to one industries for the gear hook up. The GAMMA gear is an all season gear and for the summer conditions at Dirptpark with +34°c temperature it is a little warm, but it would be perfect for the rest of the riding season.

The pattern of the pants is really ergonomic and feels great, but not knowing the size range I picked up one size too big pants for me. Basically it was slightly too baggy at the thighs but tightening the front ratchett buckle to it’s extremity it was fine. The stretch material on the rear yoke does its job but I’d have not mind a rear adjustment to make sure your pants are not pulled down on grippy seat cover when you seat bounce; surely this issue was increased by a slightly oversized pick. The jersey fits fine and nothing to say about the pattern but the front chest panel could have used a slightly more vented polyester to make it more breathable. Gloves have a tight fit so they are a little difficult to get in, but when you are in you feel pretty good; they get 2 thumbs up. Overall very good gear and can’t really go wrong with it. Look is cool, colors are bright, what else do you want?;)

Mats Engler, GAMMA BLOCK GRAY: I like the reverse stitching on it and I like the patches of softer materials in the crotch and knee area. Leather on the inside legs is perfectly positioned to protect against the header pipe to avoid to burning. Belt Buckle is solid, easy to adjust. I like the overall look and most materials feel well chosen. Fit: 32inch Waist suited me as usual, I liked the slim fit around calves, there are no worries to get these pants into your boots. Style: I like the color ways of the whole Gamma line, It is fresh but not overload with graphic which makes MX Gear sometimes look like Toddler jumpsuits As a Veteran and Weekend Rider I miss a tiny pocket to stash a little money (EDITORS NOTE: The ONE vapor gear has a really useful stash pocket big enough for keys or a phone) but this is a problem I face with almost all Types of MX Gear. On a hot Day at around 35°C I would have wished for a little more ventilation of the shirt but it was a really hot day so no matter what Gear I would have chosen I would have melted!

Photos by LSPphoto and PSP.