I’ve got some brand new (still in the package with price tag) RS Taichi gloves for sale.

RS Taichi is a company based in Osaka, Japan. They have a reputation for making impeccable top quality gear. The gloves are made in Japan.

Website for pics and description: http://www.rs-taichi.com/main/racing_leather_gloves.html

I have two models:

1/ GP-MAX Retail price $190US – selling for $180CDN
• Split Armor system is multi layer structure in knuckles, adds protection without loss of mobility
• Schoeller® Keprotec® upper fingers, outer shell for abrasion or tear resistance
• High quality Pittards® ARMOR-TAN® leather construction
• Anatomical pre-curved racer cut fingers and palm
• Division structure for fingers, adding layers of leather and also improving finger movement
• Underside cuff strap, improves hand movement,and adds new rubber molded wrist protection
• Lightweight and high shock absorbency memory foam on glove anterior, and cuff
• EVA foam protection for superior impact abrasion resistance)

Colours: Red, Yellow, Blue, Gunmetal, Black
Sizes: S, XL, XXL, 3XL (Small will probably fit women only)
**Limited amount in colours/sizes

2/ GP-WRX Retail price $160US – selling for $150CDN
• Original shaped carbon protection in knuckle and upper finger for superior impact andabrasion resistance
• Excellent air flow due to perforated leather in gussets
• Anatomical precurved racer cut palm
• Light weight and high shock absorbency EVA foam on wrist
• Division structure on finger and wrist for better mobility
• Schoeller(R) Keprotec(R) upper finger outer shell for abrasion and tear resistance
• In seams finger for tear resistance from cutting line

Colours: Red, Blue, Gunmetal, Black
Sizes: S, XL, XXL, 3XL (Small will probably fit women only)
**Limited amount in colours/sizes

The GP-MAX is top of the line for RS Taichi gloves. I have a pair of GP-MAX and they are incredible. Everything I want in a glove: quality, looks, protection, comfort, fit.

Pick-Up: In Scarborough/Markham area.

**PLEASE NOTE*** Sizing: The sizes in Japan are slightly different than in North America. If you wear M here, a L should fit you. If you wear a L here, you will fit in XL.

Let me know what you’re interested in.