Motorbike Gloves Review

Not bad gloves but the protection of the index finger and pinky knuckles is very poor. The Velcro design could be better. It wraps around the wrist at the front instead of the back. I guess I'm so used to the velcro glove style.

These are tough gloves! I love how they wrap around my wrist for extra support. The gloves are also surprisingly nifty. I can find my keys, pocket them, lock the dual latch on my helmet and text with it.

Everything ok. For me they were a bit smaller than I would have liked. But more importantly, I don't think they will continue. Just last night I touched the brakes to see if they were cold enough and instantly the coating on my fingertip melted. It wasn't even that hot. If they can't take a bit of heat, I hate watching something big happen.

I use them every day when I drive. They are easy to put on and take off. They are warm but not hot (I live in the south). The straps are securely fastened. On the other hand, they're a bit clumsy (not bad, just a bit). However, they suck when it comes to touchscreen compatibility. My thumb is the only finger that seems to work. I am not disappointed with the purchase but I doubt I will buy again.

These are great lightweight gloves perfect for dual sport riding in temperatures of 60 degrees and above (they are well ventilated and breathable). The mitt is just the right size for me, and while the Velcro straps are lightweight, they hold the gloves in place very well. The army green goes perfectly with my olive green Alpinestars Andes jacket. I'll be ordering a few more pairs in a minute, for the price and functionality they can't be beat.

They are a bit thinner material than I would like for motorcycle gloves. But for $20, they're still worth buying. In addition, they are double-stitched like normal motorcycle gloves. I am happy with everything and everyone. Feel free to buy. These people leave bad reviews; If you want super quality gloves, buy $200 gloves. Do not get me wrong. This is very good quality. No broken or protruding threads or anything like that. . But don't expect the quality of full grain leather racing gloves.

So these gloves initially looked like a good buy but I've only had them for about two weeks and as you can see from the photos the stitching has torn. open and fall apart. Still, the touchscreen functionality works decently and they're generally adequate. But I don't believe in these gloves, if I'm destined to fall I can risk it without gloves, I've had mechanical gloves that held up better than these. I hope the company that sells these gloves sees this review! The only reason they get one…