Men's Harssidanzar Leather Motorcycle Gloves with Touch Screen Functionality - GM028 (Riding and Driving) Review

First the downside: the thumbs are unnaturally long and the hands are a bit red. However, they fit great. They really take the shape of your hands and seem very durable. I've been using them for a few weeks and I really like them. The touchscreen sometimes takes a few tries, but overall I like it.

I have worn many gloves and I have to say I have never had a pair that fit the way they are. Index and middle finger length is almost too short while thumb is 3/4 longer and pinky is 3/8 longer. The pinky isn't really talked about much, but when your thumb looks like you've only worn half a sock, it's really annoying and looks like a little kid with daddy's gloves. To return.

The processing of the gloves is very nice; it appears to be all leather, the stitching looks good; They have "touchscreen patches" on the thumb and forefinger of both hands, but they work so-so (hard to show when paired with gloves rather than bare fingers). Can't comment on durability but I suspect they will last for a long time given the obvious quality of the materials and craftsmanship.

As mentioned in most reviews some fingers are longer than others, not sure if those are my fingers but they are. No problem while driving but I ordered the red ones and they stain my hands red after driving. I've been using them for 5 days, they draw less each day but keep that in mind. 4 stars for this and 5 stars for the optics, they are amazing! The Velcro can be closer to the thumb, giving you a tighter adjustment.

I rode 700 miles round trip in 3.5 days. 350 miles one way. Usually my hands go numb. I was surprised that this didn't happen after I started wearing these gloves. I felt the price of these gloves was great value. I was very happy with the touchscreen capabilities of these gloves as I hate taking my gloves off after I've put them on. Make sure you get the right size. I've grown up and they fit snug but not too tight but I'm by no means a big guy. So if you like a looser fit, go up one size.

2/2021 - Early test - wore them for the first time today. The pace was somewhere in the range of sixty when we were gone and about fifty on the way home. The gloves were super comfortable. My hands have never been too hot or too cold. They aren't perforated, so there's a chance they're made for spring riding. I don't think they are heavy enough to last less than 50 seconds. They are really light and offer good light output through the palms of your hands. The fingers are a bit long for me, but…

The gloves have a great feel and are very comfortable. You don't have to break them as they offer great freedom of movement when on. The goat skin feels great and is very soft to the touch. I love how the gloves are reinforced in all the right places and the knuckles feel protected. The ankle protection feels great and does not impede normal movements while riding. I've had other gloves that felt a bit uncomfortable in that area. Overall this is a great purchase considering the price and…

These gloves look great, especially for the price. The skin feels great and the color is just right. However, the size is off. I bought them from the Small Store despite being an average American because I liked the look so much I wanted it to work. The fingers and palm actually fit perfectly, but the reason I'm bringing this back is because the thumb is actually too long. It's probably closer to the US Large's thumb, so it's oddly disproportionate. The thumb of the right hand is also slightly…

Received the gloves a few weeks ago. I was looking for riding gloves in autumn weather. They seem to be working fine. I don't know why so many people are asking (new riders?) but no, you shouldn't buy them to ride in your 30's. That's what the big Gore-Tex gloves are for... The ride took about an hour and a half. The top 50 averaged around 80 km/h. sun and shadow. My hands weren't the coldest part of me, after all. Didn't feel bad at all. I've used them on my 15-20 minute commute to work in 45F