OZEROMotorcycle Gloves Mens: Touchscreen Motocross Gloves with Deerskin Suede Leather Palm, Hyflex Extra Grip for Motorcycle, ATV Riding, Mountain Cycling, Dirt Bike (Black,X-Large)

I wore Fox gloves for years until they changed to a thinner leather that was pretty much worthless. I purchased these to see if I could find a better glove and I certainly did. These feel great, real leather, not stiff even with rubber, they look kewl and the strap that locks the glove on, locks tight so it almost feels like it gives extra support to your wrist. The price is reasonable. I received mine, rode with them... loved em... left them behind on accident... immediately ordered another pair same day and had the 2nd pair the next day on fathers day. I liked them that much and didn't regret the 2nd purchase. If your looking for great solid riding gloves, these are the ones to get. The gel pads on the palms are not too much, but just enough to help.

These gloves seem well made - no loose threads or anything of the sort, and materials are of high quality.The rubber padding is suitable for dirt biking or various off-road disciplines of bicycling, but I would not use these for motorcycling.The touchscreen sensitive fingertip works, but accuracy becomes very crude. Typing is the only real issue I've had though - swipes and taps still work fine, as long as you're trying to hit a big enough target.The Velcro wrist closure sticks authoritatively, while the fabric back stretches comfortably.

I wanted to wait to review these until I had ridden in cold-ish (40 F) and warm (70+) weather. Minnesota weather is unpredictable and we got a heat wave so the data is in... and these are great gloves.They kept my hands safe from the wind while zipping down MTB trails in the 37 F frigid fall morning. Never felt too warm. On 70+ F days, it's kinda toasty but when you're riding the wind cools your hands right off so I would not be concerned about overheating.They don't leave any residue on your hands that some cheaper gloves do, and the inside face is all leather so I would expect these gloves to last awhile. I would buy them again, for sure.

The Bad:1.The gloves feel like gardening gloves, which I really don't like.2.The velcro on one of the straps has already started to lift off the band it is attached to.3.The glove fitment must run big, I measured my hand properly and bought the mediums and they are a little sloppy even after a hot washing machine wash and dry cycle.4.The gel pads don't seem to really help with vibration as claimed, not that I have noticed anyway.The Good:1.The touch pad fingers do work rather well though, even though I never use that feature.2.The gloves overall comfort are good, they dont hurt my hands like some other gloves have in the past, they don't dig in to the webbing in between my fingers which is good.3. I liked the color scheme.

These would be very nice gloves, but the sizing is off. I usually wear a M or L glove. the L was HUGE on me.. The M was ok.. the palm fit and length was fine, but the fingers were like an XL! There was glove material flapping on both sides of each finger. If the fit was better, these would be nice off roading gloves, but as they are, I can't use them.. Nice gloves, but consider your size.

I got these as a gift for my husband. He rides his motorcycle a lot so i read about these and thought he might like them and I was right. The fit was right on. They are a lightweight and the material feels really good. The stitching was good i went over them with a fine comb basically, cause i didn't want something to just fall apart anytime soon. They are like a baseball batting glove in my opinion. I'm very happy with my purchase of the gloves with extra grip. I have had no problems with the seller and would buy from them again. They were very fast with the shipping of the gloves and that's a plus for me.

I use these gloves for kayaking in Texas creeks, lakes, bays and the gulf. Good grip, nice fit (take measurements of your finger are refer to chart before ordering) and they are comfortable. I’ve hand washed them a few times with dish washing soap and let them drip dry and they have held up well.

I just bought my second pair. Last year I bought some for mountain biking, almost exactly a year ago. They are great gloves and still are usable after a ton of hard riding, but I decided why not get new ones this year. I went with medium this time, I'm usually a large but they got a little loose once wore in. The mediums I got this time seem perfect. Hard to find real leather palms, these seem legit.