COFIT Motorcycle Gloves Breathable, Touchscreen Motorbike Gloves Anti-Slip with Good Grip Hard Knuckles Protection for Men Women Motocross, BMX ATV MTB Cycling, Road Racing - Green L

Since they were so cheap, I bought these so I could finish the Motorcycle Course. Continued using them for many rides and finally went down wearing these.I lowsided when taking a sweeping left turn. My palm and fingers are unscathed thanks to these. The left glove ripped open but absorbed enough to save my hand, the right one held up well and the plastic part slid and did it's job too.They definitely feel cheap, not "comfortable" either but they prevented my hands from being wounded up. For sub $20 that's worth it.

Ordered this for EUC riding in MEDIUM but the fingers and palm was too short. Didn't realize it, but it just felt awkward. Ordered again in LARGE, and they fit much better!I chose these over other gloves because it has padding on the palm, offered a color scheme that matches some of my gear, and they were reasonably priced. It's also getting cooler, and my hands get cold when I'm riding with just my wrist guards on. I have fallen twice while riding my electric unicycle, and both times, I scratched my wrist guards in the palm area. These gloves have palm padding in that same spot (see photo).These gloves are much more comfortable to wear than wrist guards, which means I will most likely put them on. There have been times when I would forego the wrist guards on rides because I didn't like the way they feel. No more excuses, and will have palm protection every time I ride. Yes, I am giving up wrist protection by switching over to gloves, but in both falls, I didn't fall with my hands under me, they were more outstretched, so I just had palm scrapes. Also, if I go on long or fast rides, my wrist guards still fit over my gloves.

I bought these for mountain biking. Wore them first time out last night, and I'm gonna have to make some modifications before I wear them again.GOOD:(1) The touch screen capability worked great - no problem using my phone with the gloves on.(2) My hands went through several bushes, and I hit a decent sized branch with my right hand at least once; no damage, no pain.NOT SO GOOD:(1) The hard plastic on the outer heel of the palm was a sore spot about 30 minutes into the ride. By the end of the first hour of the 2.5 hour ride, I wished I had brought my other gloves. It looks sewn on, so that is coming off.(2) the knuckle protection was not anatomically perfect on my largest knuckle, and there was some decent pressure there. Again, it had me wishing I'd brought my other gloves by the end of the ride. I think I'm gonna take a heat gun to that part to see if I can make it conform a little more to the curve of my knuckles when curved around a handlebar.

I use these gloves for riding my Ninja 650. They are very comfortable and durable for any weather. Love the added layer of protection for my knuckles. They keep your hands warm and the touch tone feature is perfect for when I need to access something on my phone when stopped. I would recommend this product the sizing width wise is very accurate. I find the glove length to be a little long. The color matched perfectly with my bike and what is advertised in the picture.

I bought these to try out with my motorcycle when I first started riding. They fit great, look cool, and work great with my phone. However, it only took about 2 rides for the stitching to start coming undone.If the stitching easily comes undone from normal use, these definitely will not protect your hands from anything if you end up in a situation where you need some protection for your hands while riding. As soon as I saw these coming apart, I went over to Cycle Gear and purchased a brand name pair of riding gloves.Do yourself a favor and just spend the $80-$150 on a solid pair of brand name riding gloves. You won't regret it when they save your hands.

This review is after 3 months of moderate riding (1500'ish miles)(3 stars for...)Yes... they are very comfortable...Yes... they dry quickly & can be cleaned easier than leather gloves...Yes... they work well with touch screens / smart phones...(adjusted rating for...)NO... they are NOT durable worth a crap (frayed threads & seams already coming apart)...NO... they do NOT stand up to hard bangs anywhere but on the knuckles (& barely at that)...NO... they are NOT worth their cost, considering my steel knuckled / leather gloves only cost $10 more, & they have yet to show even the faintest sign of wear (bought them back in 2019 ~ or, about 3500 mi. ago).

These gloves are fairly comfortable, light weight and cool. They have armor on the top of the knuckles and fingers. The touch screen finger tips are convenient but not as efficient as finger less gloves. I have found it takes me multiple attempts to complete my touch screen activities but still quicker than stopping, taking your glove off complete the task and replacing your glove. Quality speaking, you can purchase a quality pair of deer skin gloves at your local farm and ranch store for less that will be more durable that will not have the touch screen ability or the cool armor. I have priced similar gloves in the past that were less expensive, but that was a time when availability and supply exceeded the demand. Inflation is not a friend of this product.

Extremely uncomfortable around the knuckles area when try to hold the handle of the bike. I would not recommend it to anyone. The touch screen dot works, but not very effectively. The warmth part is not very true. Once you start to ride you can feel the breeze of the wind. Don't waste your money

Son súper cómodos y protegen genial las manos.Eso si, dejan pasar el frío porque son de verano, si vas a usarlos en invierno recomiendo ponerte algún protector extra para no pasar frío en las manos.Aún así evitan algo de aireMuy buenos en relación calidad-precio

Bit of a mixed review. I liked these gloves; they felt good for the money and allowed a nice breeze through but they have one astonishingly silly drawback... You need small fingers!I am a 6'4 man with proportionate hands and so bought the XL gloves following the fitting advice... Alas, XL gloves don't equal proportionately XL finger length! So the gloves left me feeling like a duck (with webbed fingers) and unable to comfortably hold my bike handlebars.

Bought as a gift for grandson I'm told medium gloves are a good fit for 18year old (although felt a little bit tight at first even after measuring hand) and offer great protection, due to the bad weather they haven't been worn all that much to be able to comment further on rainproof/snowproof quality etc.. 3months later I can add update on this comment grandson has found his hands were cold in the worst of winter and had to wear thin lightweight gloves underneath for warmth otherwise exactly as the original placed review , still loves the gloves and can wear on their own now warmer weather here

I'm not happy with this product, advertised as motorcycle gloves yet as you can see in the photo these are ridiculously thin, to the point you can see through them. The quality feel is non existent, if I was to wear these I'd be asking for trouble if I came off my bike.The velcro strap is not properly secured and will almost definitely rip off after moderate use.These are at best armoured BMX Gloves, and should be advertised as such, also if you still wish to purchase these, buy one size larger than you require as a medium is a small.I've gave these to my little brother for his BMX.

Not sure these gloves would offer adequate protection from a crash or falling off a motorcycle.They are made primarily of Textile materials with hard plastic inserts in the usual places injuries occur.They are one size smaller than normal.I am normally an XL but ordered a XXL and size fits well according to chart size provided.They do look smart and are Summer gloves so not waterproof, I would think they would be better suited to activities where higher speeds are not common, as I don't think they'd stand up to a long slide with an abrasion test.For the price I will keep and use occasionally.