SCOYCO Kevlar Fiber Carbon Fiber Shell Knuckle Reinforced Knight Locomotive Shatter-Resistant Breathable Full Finger Riding Racing Motorcycle Gloves (Black,L …

The best gloves I have ever seen but if you are ordering just order one size bigger than your original....

Good Quality.

Price: 5/5Protection: 2/5Airflow: 5/5Style/look: 3/5Features: 4/5Fit: 3/5Grip: 4/5Daytime visibility: 3/5Nighttime reflectivity: 1/5I like these gloves at this price, but bottom line, I don't think there is much protection offered, the palm slider and knuckle guards are solid enough, but the fabric that makes up the body of the glove is thin and weak, it would easily tear in a slide, rendering the solid points of protection ineffective. The airflow is extraordinary, it feels like it is actually funneling in more air than would pass over an ungloved hand, really a nice feeling. The look is a bit overdone and boy-racer-ish. The fit is a bit awkward; the fit in the fingers is right but the palm has a strange excess of material, I haven't experienced these odd proportions with any other type of glove. Dexterity is good for this type of glove. The hi-vis aspects of the yellow-green color scheme are sorely lacking, but still better than an all black glove. Overall I recommend paying more for a better pair, but if your budget absolutely doesn't allow it, these are better than nothing for low speed commuting.

I was surprised by the fit and finish of these gloves. I knew that for the price I couldn’t expect much, but they are great. If you need an extra pair in a pinch or want something more budget minded these will do the job. The only negative I found is they don’t work all that well when using a phone or touchscreen. You have no room for error when using them in that capacity they will either work or fail ( mostly fail ). So if you need a cheap pair of gloves to get you by these will work.

I got these gloves for myself and a pair for my fiance when we were taking the course to get our Motorcycle endorsements. They fit well, but my knuckles were pretty beat up by the end of the weekend. Whatever material they have inside of that area is really rough and takes awhile to break them in (I'm finally not ending my days with beat up knuckles - it's been 3 weeks of regular wear). The palm protection is definitely the biggest issue, though. It is made out of rubber and constantly snags on the throttle, so you have to lift your palm off of the grip when rolling off or you'll end up in trouble. For light riding they're fine, but I don't feel comfortable wearing them on the streets.