Riparo Motorsports Men's Fingerless Half Finger Leather Gloves: Ideal for Driving, Fitness, Motorcycle & Cycling Review

I measured my hand at the knuckles and ordered a size up. The gloves are thick enough to stay in place but are not too difficult to put on and take off. If they were a little tighter they might not fit as others have said. Consider ordering one size larger. Haven't noticed the paint peeling off my hands yet, although it wasn't too hot here either. I like the look (I chose black with red stitching) and the feel of the gloves. I used to have problems with my hands getting stuck on the steering…

So here's the thing. Everyone talks about the color transfer problem where your hands turn black and blue when you sweat. I fixed this on the advice of a leatherworking friend by simply rinsing the gloves in cold water a few times and letting them dry completely. only rested on a towel in between. It took a bit of time and effort but the gloves look and feel great and I enjoy skating in them. They look like a much more expensive glove. The conditioner didn't damage the skin. They may have…

Gloves are great for driving and look great. I ordered a medium size and at first they seemed too big for my hand (8.25 inches). After being washed in cold water and air dried (never dry in heat!), they fit surprisingly well. Except on the wrist. Can't tell if my wrist is smaller than usual or something like that, but I expected the wrist clasp to be snug. I could easily stick two fingers in it, but that's ok. They are stylish and meet my needs. They also give off a pleasant leather smell that…

I am a bus driver and of course 8 hours of constant driving gets on my nerves. A little pricey, but the quality is impeccable. The fit is as described but you must follow the measurement guide. Keep in mind that even with the right size they will feel tight as leather shoes need to be broken in! This is the second pair I have and they look and feel great (I ordered the ones with red stitching). Since they don't have fingers, they won't make your hands sweat either. Keep in mind that some of the

I read the reviews and did as recommended: rinsed in cold water several times and let dry and there After the first or second wear there was really no dye spread. Certainly no more than would be typical of unlined leather gloves. They are also comfortable, which is not always found. Another benefit of rinse aids is that the paint has a distinct smell which I remember from my leatherworking class at Scouts and the rinse removed that smell leaving a much nicer leather smell. I was concerned that…

I've been enjoying my black Riparo full finger gloves for a few months. They were great in cold weather. I ordered fingerless cognac gloves but they came with a broken clasp so I returned this pair. Also, the color of the cognac is quite orange, which I didn't really like. They are looser than the black pair. So, with the full rep from Revain, I ordered these black fingerless gloves. I have a medium sized hand and like other blacks they are initially tight but break in quickly and the shape…

Once again I was convinced that these gloves are of incredible quality, durability, craftsmanship and perfection in all their glory. I bought a pair of Riparo Motorsports gloves in November and was impressed with the quality. So when I needed fingerless gloves I decided to buy from this company again because I know I can always get epic quality stuff. The leather is soft and durable, made in Pakistan which means the leather is of the highest quality. They feel comfortable at first, but adapt to