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

Saw these winter gloves on Amazon for under $20 around Xmas time. I ordered them expecting them to be pretty much cheap junk. When I received them, they are the best winter gloves I've ever owned. The fit is perfect, made from Real Sheep Skin Leather, very supple, very well insulated, look great, feel great. I would put these up against ANY of the big brands that would easily charge you up to $200 for a beautiful pair of gloves like these. I immediately told my riding buddies about these gloves, although they had gone up like $3 bucks in as little as a week, Amazon sold probably 6-10 pair immediately, all of whom loved them also. After examination, there is NO Brand anywhere on these gloves, which probably explains the low cost. But who cares, I own four street bikes, two ATV's and two Dirt Bikes, have been riding motorcycles (street & dirt) for over 40 years, have racked up well over 500,000 miles on 2-wheels in my life and I KNOW MY GLOVES. These are worth 10 times what I paid.

Fits great in that XL is actually XL - they don't skimp on leather. ALso, Seems to be real cow leather, quite soft but not too soft to protect hands. Brand new but still reasonably easy to curl for throttle grip. Sliders on palm and knuckle side. QC seems to be very good as it is well stitched and good design great price and they arrived quickly. recommend this seller

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.

One word, amazing! These gloves are fantastic, they work so well! First night I got them I was riding home from work and it was 27 degrees outside, I never had to go over 35mph mind you, but they could handle more, I can tell you all that I witnessed a miracle. They were so warm! And still, I haven’t been down in the 20s again yet but I’ve been in the low 30s and it’s beautiful what these things do with your hands! This is coming from a guy who rides his motorcycle as much as possible, if it’s not raining(or snowing) I’m riding, also coming from a guy who used to wear gloves that wouldn’t do anything under 50 degrees, so yeah. Durability seems fine and you definitely won’t get road rash in a crash don’t know about broken bones though. But if your hands are freezing as you ride your motorcycle then buy these, like I’m happy and I want everyone to experience this level of happiness, no I’m not high.

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.

I was worried about sizing. But they fit, exactly, precisely. I am pleased that I went with their size chart and my measurements, and it worked so well. The gloves are slightly snug. But, having been in a motorcycle accident, from my assessments, this is exactly as it should be. I also like the curl in them. Was advised to get gloves with this, to help beginning to get that feel, without hand cramping sessions after... or as badly, often. Just on first impressions, these gloves look like they will do. I wanted palm protection, as well as finger and top of the hand. I think what these have will do well. I looked for gauntlets, to be honest. But couldn't find any, with all these features, anywhere near the price of these. I'll only know if they work when I get out there. Good luck with life and riding.

It took some time to wear them in, the leather is stiff but after a time they became more comfortable. The stitching has held up there's no bad pressure points. My only complaint is that the fingers are still a bit stiff and LONG for my hands. The palm was the right size but the fingers are almost a half inch too long. But I'm confident these will protect my hands given the materials thickness. Works well with screens too. But of course being leather your hands will start to sweat in the heat, but they'll freeze in cold windy weather.

I really like these gloves for a number of reasons. They are well made, with very good leather, not that thin wimpy perforated crap. Also, they have ultra protection over your knuckles and down the fingers, in addition to that, they have palm sliders, a very nice touch! These gloves are very comfortable, and built better than most Iv'e seen. The only thing that I would knock them for, is the seams at the ends of the fingers are a little bothersome, but they'll break in, I'm sure. Over all, excellent gloves, I'd recommend them!

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The shape and fit is excellent. Good thick leather, nice stitching, good placement of reinforcement material and solid knucke protectors. The palm slider pads are thick and strong, well attached with stitching, and should do a great job.

Para mi opinión están muy bien cumplen su función y está perfecto en calidad y precio..

Solidly built and am overall very happy. Some minor things: 1. the back of the glove (behind the carbon molded knuckles) actually has what looks like a small pocket, which is not visible in the pictures. It's hard to say if its intentional/usable as a pocket - you could concieveably put something small in there like keys, but it doesnt close tightly so I don't think I'd use it as it'd probably fall out. 2. The plastic along the knuckles isnt perfectly aligned with the finger, so that when I close my grip the hard plastic is actually pressing on my knuckle rather than being on the flat part of my finger/bone. I am hoping as the glove breaks in this will shift into a more comfortable position so it doesnt feel like I have hard plastic squishing my fingers, but so far it left a bit of a red mark on my hand.

I'm a big fellow with long arms. I finally tired of excellent gloves and cold wrists. These are quality gloves. I may look goofy in public but I'm constantly in and out of different cold vehicles. Very pleased.