Jackets 4 Bikes Motorcycle Gloves - Premium Cowhide Leather Glove for Men Women, Touch Screen - Palm Sliders, Street Motorbike Powersports

EDIT: After a full riding season, I found myself reverting to other moto gloves that I have. There's nothing wrong with these per se and I'd call them reasonable value for the money. I dunno, I just never "connected" with them. I stand by what I say below in the original review, but I just found them... uninspiring, maybe? Dropped to 4 stars.ORIGINAL: Super comfortable, perfect fit, reasonably rugged, nicely padded palm and well made. I was skeptical upon ordering as I don't have the best luck with moto gloves, but these are great at the price. Made in Pakistan, says a small label on the glove -- sounds good to me, as a Pakistani manufacturer made the best moto gloves I've ever used, from a small and now-defunct US-based outfit called Velocity Gear.So far so good, happy customer... will update if any surprises, pleasant or unpleasant, arise.

After trying on more than 30 pairs of gloves from various moto shops and through Amazon, I would put these as an awesome value for the money. The green gloves in my picture were another popular set that was purchased from Amazon which lasted a year before getting a hole in the finger. These gloves feel 3 season solid and I would say they feel like $80 gloves based on ones I've tried from Revzilla and Cycle World. These are definitely better than Sedica Gloves by far. I look forward to trying them out this season. If you are trying to find a decent set for a lower cost, these are them. They fit true to size.

These gloves are made very well, and the leather is a good quality.. I did have to return for a larger size because i have long fingers and going by the sizing chart didn't work for me. That's not that uncommon for me with gloves tho.The knuckle protection sat right where I wanted it to and they weren't that bulky when trying to to precise things. The stitching on the inside of the gloves is a bit annoying tho, my fingernail kept getting cought on it and I found myself having to adjust quite often due to this hence the -1 star. Overall I would recommend these gloves.

These gloves are pretty good for the price. You get a bunch of nice features in a very cheap glove- cheaper than anything I've found in stores, including the cheapest Cortech gloves (at least, cheaper than other gloves with armor).They've got a nice "carbon fiber" knuckleguard. I don't know if it's actually carbon fiber, but it looks just like any other "carbon fiber" knuckleguard from any other brand. There's decent finger armor too, and the glove itself is quite heavily padded with leather up top. On the palm side, you get palm sliders- which are a rarity and greatly appreciated- as well as decent leather protection, some silicon where you grip your handlebars, and a bit of wrist padding. They are pretty warm too.As for the fit, they fit alright. I ordered a large as my hand is about 8.5" in circumference around the widest point. On the fitment guide they state wrist sizes but tell you to wrap the tape around your palm- definitely go for palm sizes. I have rather lanky hands, so I should've sized up. The wrist strap fits okay for what it is and overall the gloves feel secure. But, I find it very hard to move my fingers. Trying to move my thumb so that I can hit my indicators or my horn is very difficult, and requires a lot of thumb strength if I keep my other fingers wrapped around my grips. Grabbing levers with just two fingers is also hard- there's so much leather and armor that it's just hard to actually stick my fingers out and bring them in. So overall, I would say size up if you have lanky hands. I think my hands would fit better and be easier to move in a bigger glove. That being said, since they are so armored, you're not going to get great mobility either way. With some breaking in I'm sure they would be nice- but I'm returning them for a bigger size. I'm not so certain of the leather as well- it feels quite thick but it might be because of some internal filling liner rather than just thick leather.Other reviewers say that they are very comfortable, but I find them very uncomfortable. Maybe it's due to the sizing, but I just can't move my hands in these, and that's a very bad thing. Maybe it's because they aren't precurved. I'm not sure. For $30, I would say just order them and try them.

Ordered them and went for a ride. 1400 miles later in two and half days, this is what I think. The glove need some break in, but not much. The weather was clear and cold. Leaving St. George to Globe and back via the mountain range thru northern Arizona. Fingertips will get cold and some silk liners will do just fine. I like the gloves and for the price, its a no brainer. I do have some $200 winter gloves, but did not wear them on the ride. I ride a 2020 Honda Gold wing tour. Heated grips did not help the frozen fingertips. lol

I have really light gloves with questionable protection and cold weather gloves with no feel. But these work well in most circumstances and appear they would offer better protection than my warm weather gloves and more feel than my cold weather gloves. I'm a pretty sold snug large and these were snug and they are stretching to fit my hands. Since the length of the fingers is about perfect for me, I wouldn't want them to be any larger. They don't hurt my hands at all and appear to be tough without being too hot or too cold. Not the best choice for 40 degrees or 90 degrees, but from 50 to 80 they work well.

Good gloves for the price. You really can’t beat it at the price point. Get them if your low and cash but need a pair. Remember that they will stretch. The first time you put them on they’re a little stiff.Four stars for a few reasons:-Fingers are a little too long, while palm is tight. That might be specific fit to me though.-the Velcro tips on wrist gets worn easily, but that shouldn’t matter if your jacket has Velcro on the sleeves.-theyre not too hot/not too cold. They’re great for fair weather riding. They’re just ok in the cold (sub 40’s), and just ok in the heat (over 90’s).

Recibí los guantes y tan pronto como me los puse los quise regresar, no tiren su dinero en estosProsLas protecciones de plástico si se ve que sirven para deslizar la mano en caso de un accidenteContrasSon demasiado calientes, para temperaturas más de 20 grados son muy incómodos. Dentro está relleno de colcha, los hacen super calientes y las perforaciones en el dorso no sirven para nada, dentro está relleno.Son demasiado bromosos, están muy grandes y gruesos, no por la piel, la piel está muy delgada, sino por el relleno que digo, y que estén así de gruesos hace que pierda facilmente el tacto con el manillar, me sentí en riesgo cuando los uséLos dedos sí están muy largos, les saca un centimetro a mis dedos y tengo dedos largos, pero son muy incomodos para operar la moto, poner las direccionales o tocar el claxonLa protección que tienen en los dedos es mucho muy incómoda, está justo encima del nudillo y lastima los dedos, después de unos 10 minutos ya me dolía bastante, no es nada cómodoEn general están muy mal hechosLes recomiendo mejor buscar otras opciones, son basura, yo ya pedí mi devolución

El material es cuero bastante resistente, y las protecciones son de buena calidad, pero el gran problema es la longitud de los dedos, son demasiados largos lo que estorba al momento de hacer movimientos con el clutch y freno delantero.

tres beau gant,en me fien a mes autre gant de grandeur large,ceux-ci sont trop petit

Al principio los sentí incómodos, el dedo índice derecho del guante me lastimaba por la moldura exterior de protección, pero con el uso diario de una semana se amoldaron muy bien.

Excelente producto buen grosor de la piel. Sin procompraria otro par