Superbike Updated Black Leather Motorcycle Gloves Hard Knuckle Armored Touchscreen Motorcycle Riding Gloves (Updated,Non-Perforated, M)

Do not buy!!!! went down on my bike, glowes trashed, hands are all messed up from them. Very cheap, the plastic part shattered on impact, it was very thin and fragile. Gloves are crap!

Come on Negative people Been! These are $20 gloves. I've been riding on the street in all types of weather for well over 30 years and working Tactical/Medical Entry for about 25. Believe me I've bought and owned many several pairs of gloves for each vocation. These are pretty bulky for any tactical application I wouldn't ever use them for that application they are definitely a riding glove.As far as riding goes if you go down with these on they will probably do a damn good job of decreasing your injury threshold but they probably aren't gonna be worth wearing after that. At beast they're gonna look like s**t if there's any significant speed involved.With that being said these are some damn nice gloves for $20.Keep in mind they are goat skin leather not bulls hide leather, so they're a little softer and more supple but they are very comfortable and still worth $20 all day long. Don't expect any $20 glove to protect you flawlessly at 35 mph or more. They are "protective" equipment, not bullet proof or full "protection" equipment...Duh!More of a mild to cold weather glove, I wouldn't want them for Summer, they would definitely be very hot above 70-75 degrees.Mine did run a little larger than expected. I normally wear large and that's what I ordered these are a little looser than I would like but hopefully after some water and weather exposure they'll snug up. The touch screen finger tips work perfect for how bulky the gloves are. You can only expect so much when trying to operate a phone with gloves on but they conquer simple text and short task easily.In summary I would buy them all day long at $20/pair. But I'm also realistic I don't expect a $20/pair of goat skin gloves to offer me the same protection as a $100/pair of leather welding gloves or to have the gentle touch of a professional Japanese massage therapist. But they will definitely be better than human skin on asphalt and they are very comfortable. As for looks they look pretty cool too. Not cheap or cheesy. The snap on the cuff is a nice extra for decreasing loosing one. At least you'll loose both I guess...lolConstruction of the gloves although not expert craftsmanship seems to be way above the $20 price level. I guess we'll have to put them to the test and see how they hold up over time and miles.

These look good and fit well. Run a little small despite their size guide (I could use a tad more space in-between fingers) But at the price they're fine. Haven't had any bumps yet so can't comment on the knuckle protection. What I can comment on is the smell. Maybe that's a goat thing, but there's no off-gassing like with poor memory foam. My gloves are as stinky as the day they arrived and I've used them plenty. Now my bike bag smells like goat too (assuming this is what a goat smells like - I've no idea). I do know I don't like it. Not one bit. But my stinky gloves look cool. Maybe the stink will knock erratic drivers into submission...

I got size xxl - and certainly have big hands. They feel tight, ok maybe they are supposed to? and its not bothersome tight.. BUT they are also short in the fingers... so my finger tips tend to be pushing the end of the glove... there is an obx seam at the finger tip - that never gets comfortable. The seam is right between where your fingernail ends.. I am thinking of cutting the fingers off... not sure yet. They are preforated but I don't really "feel it" no difference to my regular US army surplus leather gloves (but I lost one of them!). So these are not great. The knuckle protection, on the upside is unobtrusive.

They fit well, but they are not well constructed. The velcro was stronger than the stitching and pulled off withing 5-6 uses of the gloves.

Even though reviews said that touch screen compatible gloves likely provide less protection. I still bought these for when I'm doing basic things on my phone while it's mounted to my Kymco Super8 150cc scooter. If you're a person that prefers not too have to take your glove off every time you need to touch your phone screen. That'll likely be your reason for buying these or gloves that's gives similar use for that purpose. It can be tight when putting them on. Likely that's because their made in a way to keep the gloves snug on your wrist to prevent them from coming off when going down. I purchased a larger since a large in work gloves or gloves period always are my best fit. Last there's knuckle protection and slight protection close below the knuckles on the backside of the fingers.

These are OK, but although the big knuckles are shielded the next oval shields are between knuckles. Like these were made by someone who didn’t know what they were supposed to look like. I’ll see how they wear, but my initial impression is that they are really tight, even though I ordered one size larger (XL). So I can’t recommend these gloves, even though the goat skin looks and feels like high quality material. Just a poorly executed design.