Tiivra ADV - Dual Sport Chameleon Gloves-High-Tech TPR Knuckle Protector, Abrasion-Resistant Fabric, Ventilated Summer Riding, Touchscreen Compatible, for Touring and Urban Sport Riders (Extra Large)

Got these to upgrade the usual 600rs gloves I use for the city. First impressions, they feel and look premium. The rubber, kaitai fabric, logos, velcros all feel and look premium. Using them for a few 100kms made my hands feel right at home. I could feel the brakes and the throttle very well. The rubber grips on the palm is very useful, they grip the throttle very well. These will be the perfect summer gloves as well. In terms of engineering gloves, you need to understand one thing. You can't get a lot of ventilation and abrasion resistance both at the same time. You need to compromise somewhere. I rather keep my hands safe when I go down and sweat slightly than lose my fingers and palms only because my hands might get sweaty. They provide good ventilation and will not be a problem in the summers for sure.In terms of safety, the wrist bone slider is a must. Scaphoid bones are very fragile and if you go down on gloves that grip the surface, that bone will never ever heal to its natural state. This glove has that. Adequate protection to the knuckles and fingers.The gloves are precurved, the fit and fitting is very good. Rather getting used to well fitting gloves when you come from the cheaper loose ones.What I was surprised about was the touchscreen sensitivity. You can use your phone with all the fingers and not just your index and thumb. You will appreciate it much more if your current gloves have no touchscreen sensitivity. That's a huge plus for me.In terms of how they look, they are flamboyant. They've played with the colors so well. Not too loud, neither unnoticable. Really like it.In conclusion, these can be your great first gloves for touring, city, off-roading and trail riding. Never underestimate the investment in good gear. Go for it. If Tiivra comes up with full gauntlet gloves, I'll be the first ones buying them

Don't fall for the flashy designs, it's horrendously uncomfortable. I understand that gloves need to break-in but that break-in shouldn't be uncomfortable. It irritates your finger while riding and all the flashy designs have started fading away with just 2 days of usage. Will definitely avoid this brand in the future..

I’ve been using the DS gloves for quite a while and I can say that these gloves are super comfortable. The Kaitai fabric makes the gloves extremely comfortable by providing the perfect airflow, which will be very helpful during summer. These gloves have a good level of protection for your palms and your knuckles. I was looking for something which I could use for city rides as in something for daily use. Another thing I loved about these is the unique graphics! They make it look more funky and cool instead of just plain black gloves which in my opinion looks very boring. I can control my clutch and throttle perfectly as the grip level is phenomenal. Also, the kaitai fabric makes these gloves very flexible which makes accelerating, braking and handling the clutch easier. If you are someone who is browsing for gloves in the market and you have just started your motorcycling journey, then I would suggest you go for these.Overall, these gloves are value for money and they provide great protection and at the same time, they make your riding experience very pleasant.

The gloves for 1 are super comfortable. The strap system is really well designed. Fits tightly without causing major undulations in the fabric.Really good fabric to be used on a day to day basic. The gloves breathable and externally light on the hand. I would still prefer a glove with two sliders rather than one, because of the added protection.The Kaitai fabric is really great. It feels light on use, doesn’t get hard on contact with sunlight which leather gloves do and are also easier to maintain because it’s not leather. It’s way too touch screen friendly, very easily take touch inputs unlike the struggles from all other gloves.All in all a good product for daily use, not sure if you can use these on rides. They don’t feel as protective as the options on the market. I also felt these gloves being thin and light makes it slightly harder on the hands than some of the other gloves I have tested.

I daily an Xpulse and off-road riding is how we usually spend our weekends doing, Haven't had a fall on it yet to test the safety but the build quality is on par compared to my old alpinestars enduro gloves which need to be retired.The padding on it looks chunky and covers enough area to provide substantial impact protection and still keep the palm flexible, flexibility matters a lot for off-roads, along side good air flow. There's some rubber pads connecting the index finger and the thumb, which grips the handlebars immensely, no need to squeeze the throttle. Plus you can use your phone with all four fingers...All these things aid to a more effortless riding and the price is fairly competitive compared to other imported brands. If you feel these are expensive, know that you're paying for the safety.

Great product for long rides

The quality of these bike gloves is very poor. After just 2 or 3 uses, the stitches start coming undone. Additionally, the inner stitching feels rough, causing discomfort and even minor injuries to my fingers due to the rough edges in the mesh stitching

The media could not be loaded. The amount of advertising and catalog makes it look like a durable product, but completely disappointed with the quality .