🧤 ILM Goatskin Leather Motorcycle Gloves | Touchscreen Enabled | Unisex | Black | L - Racing and Powersports Review

I bought these because my favorite gloves broke when I dropped my bike and I didn't really wear them all the time because I having a hard time finding good tight gloves that fit my pinky pinky 🙄 yes i have short pinky fingers and gloves that don't fit snugly bother me and unfortunately they will probably be in my closet, they were expensive but i guess they save your hands when you fall off your bike it's worth it but to me they're a paperweight

Bought these gloves for the summer. Not sure how they will perform in 100 degree heat but so far they are great. I bought an ILM Moto glove with a short velcro strap and chose the LARGE size. According to their measuring guide, my arm is 3 3/4 inches (9.5 cm) wide and 8 3/4 inches (22.225 cm) in circumference. The tip of my middle finger to the ball of my hand is 7 3/4" (19.6 cm). The fit is perfect. Comfortable and not too long in the fingers so they feel and look good. As for durability, it…

I really liked the gloves. Unfortunately, the Velcro seam on the right glove that secures the glove has torn. I wasn't rude at all. They need to be sewn with stronger threads. Otherwise I really like the gloves. I have decent hands and the 2XL was a bit tight. Although I'm sure they slow down normally. I returned the damaged pair and exchanged for another pair. I plan to reinforce the stitching before using it. Although the touch screen works well. For $25 you can't go wrong. Just turn on the…

.black paint on leather will fade if you leave the gloves in the sun. Since I usually park my bike at the military base in front of HQ and everyone knows me, I'm not worried about my gloves, helmet, etc. being stolen. I always leave gloves on the saddle. I usually take my left glove off my fist and then my right glove so my right glove is on top. After about a month I noticed that the right glove had turned brownish. I'm not happy with that. I started leaving my left glove on to make up for the

Just received the folder. These are very VERY good gloves BUT the XXL ones that usually leave me plenty of room, TUG! I mean HEAVY. This is the largest size they are and MAY develop eyebrows after a good warm up and smear. If you have small hands, big treasure or small order, you will most likely get a good fit. It took forever to receive them and I even forgot I ordered them! But they are here, I'll do my best to increase them over time. I like them but I really wish they were made in XXXL…

The size for me was measured in XL and knowing they run small I bought XXL but they are STILL SMALL! 8 cm short. My fingers press against the fingertips of my gloves. The main telltale sign is that you do NOT have enough "mesh" between your thumb and forefinger when you "open wide". Mine were clearly stretched between them and I couldn't even open myself fully due to the mesh restricting movement. My arm is VERY NORMAL size, NOT some mutated shape. I think one of two things: either they are…

I never spend more than $50 on motorcycle gloves and unless I have a lot of money on things I never give 5 stars because I know there are better products but this they are not what i need, but in this case i don't see any better gloves. The leather is thick and flexible, the padding on the palm is soft, with additional leather reinforcement, but not too bulky, it doesn't feel like I'm wearing astronaut gloves. The Knuckle Armor is ergonomically designed and doesn't feel fragile, I haven't…

I'm sure there are better gloves out there but for the price they're pretty damn decent. Check out the two photos I've provided for comparison. One is the glove, which is the subject of this review, and the other is the Bilt Sprint, which costs about five dollars more. I have to say that these gloves are better in almost every way. They're all leather, while Bilt uses some synthetic materials to reinforce the palm, and the finger armor in these gloves actually rests on the knuckle where they're

I purchased according to the size chart provided. The gloves seemed to fit, albeit quite tight. I could feel the stitching inside the glove, especially on the index finger. It seemed like I could make it less uncomfortable by adjusting my finger inside the glove, but I didn't have to do it every time. Also, the attached "ILM" emblem is rigid (doesn't flex or flex), so when the glove is worn, the left and right sides of the emblem literally rise slightly above the glove. It just didn't look…