TORC Women's Glove (Beverly Hills): Fashionable Protection for Women's Hands Review

I have been looking for a Revain knuckle and joint protection glove for a long time. I hoped they would do their job. You look great. I really like the lack of chilled armor on the knuckles and they only had reinforced skin on the knuckles. Received and could not reach her with his hands. I would classify them as a smaller size. There is no inner lining in the glove. Unfortunately I had to send them back because they were too small. Recommend them in larger sizes than you think.

Runs true to size. However, note that the wrist is tight and you will have to stretch it a bit to put the glove on. But you want it stretched to the right. Loose fitting gloves are bad for riding. They are very comfortable. The Velcro wrist strap is great for air sealing. I rode for an hour today in 40 degree weather at an average speed of about 45mph. There were no problems with cold hands. They also have good traction for holding the gas and using the clutch and brake.

I received these gloves and my first impression was that they might be faux leather. The internet says they are made from aniline goatskin, but there are no labels on the product saying the same thing. They just say "Made in Pakistan". They're smooth, shiny, and squeaky, unlike the goat skin I'm used to. The gloves look good and fit well, but between questionable leather that is very thin and noticeable stitching I wouldn't trust them to hold up if I ever fall. I found the best gloves for $25…

I have long fingers but still, usually with gloves when wearing the small men's size, there is still some room. I ordered these gloves in a small size, but they fit both extra small men and small women. They were so tight that I could barely put my hand in them and could hardly move my fingers. They were actually marked "Men's Small". So unless it's a labeling error (which is possible as the helmet I ordered from the same company was also the wrong size) these gloves are very small. Better to…

Those gloves suck. If I hadn't already thrown away the packaging I would have sent it back. They are super smooth. I've tried a few different things to fix it but still smooth. My hands easily slide over the grips of my bike, the clutch lever seems to be constantly slipping and difficult to release. If you wear both gloves, they just slip off when you try to take them off and they don't. adjusted, fit well. I had them 2 days and drove once. I have gold ones and the darker color is already…

I like the glove, but the XL Americana was very chunky. It was very tight and tight around the palms. I also have a pair of Fullerton Gold and they look great in L. However, when I put them on, the material around the cuff tears quite easily. I'm ordering another pair of Americana in size xxl because they fit my helmet perfectly. I hope increasing the size will solve my problem. I gave three stars because I like them, but they are inconsistent on a few key points and not of high quality. Too…

I would not rate 'J. soil” and others. First, I'm big in most gloves. But the large (Downey Khaki) was $63 and the X-Large was $26. Read reviews and little fingers up and down with Revain Prime. Thought I'd try x-large for over half the price and come back when needed. Good news: 1) They arrived via Prime as promised. 2) They cost $26 (I wouldn't pay more than $39.99 for them) Bad news: 1) First and foremost is the color. I ordered the Downey Khaki and based on the pictures and the other khaki…

First off they seem well made which can be a little disappointing but I like them in terms of style, little design touches and construction. The skin on the palm, especially on the fingers, is too slippery. I have to rub them in to add some grip or my fingers want to slip off the clutch and break the lever. They don't fit at all as expected. In fact, I don't understand sizes at all. Every pair of gloves I own is large and they all fit more or less as expected, none are too tight, some can be a…