COFIT Breathable Mesh Motorcycle Gloves Touchscreen Protective Motorbike Gloves for Men and Women BMX ATV MTB Riding Road

I’m a male, 5’5” with relatively small hands. I ordered a Medium; it felt a bit snug at first, but after some use it molded to my hands and now fits well. Breathability is solid and finger movement is great. For the price, the quality is hard to beat. If you’re between sizes, consider sizing up. Read more

I'm normally a large and the sizing chart indicated that it would fit. I was shipped an XL that fit a little small. So I ordered the XL and was shipped a XXL. Fits good. So I assume they are using Asian sizing and it usually needs to go 2 sizes up to match American not one. Anyway the glove. Previously I tried the Amazon best seller kenimoto for $20 and the thumb web was cut far too tight and the touch screen feature was quite bad. Returned. In comparison these gloves were half the price (at least in the gray color) and the touch screen works far better than any I've used before. Sometimes even better than my own finger! Now the palm/wrist pad still sits a little more finger side than I'd prefer. But it's close enough I feel it will function in a crash. Ventilation is also very good. The top side is double layer and blocks most of the wind while the palm side is single layer and you can adjust your hand temperature by how much you grip the bars. The grippy texture also works very well and I can hold throttle with the lightest of grip. I'm sure for ten dollars there was some "encouraged labor" involved in the production of this item. But it's of good quality and I am of small wallet. Try not to think about it eh? Read more

It's a really good glove, good protection, good ventilation, secures onto your hand in case of accident. Unfortunately my hands are "construction" sized or "German" type hands.. Big meaty palm, shorter fingers. The medium fits my fingers pretty well, but is way too tight on my palm. Probably large will be way too long in the fingers. This happens to me with MOST gloves so I can't hold it against the manufacturer. If they fit I'd consider them almost perfect summer gloves. I'm not a big fan of the hard plastic piece on the outside edge of the palm. That get "slippery" on my handlebar grip, but it's also not a great big deal to adjust my hand position. I suppose it's there to reduce friction in case of a slide, but I'd rather have a grippy palm, instead of a slide-y one. Read more

The gloves are really nice considering the quality of the material so I think it’s worth every penny! My husband use it for his motorbike. Read more

I really like these gloves. They fit... well like a glove. They fit my larger long fingers really well and look awesome. I feel like i'm in special forces when I'm wearing them and then remember that it's mostly there just to make sure I make it home on my bike. They protect your hand well and I love the palm slider. One of the only gloves in this price range that has one. They are built well and the stitching feels great. I'm looking forward to wearing them again this riding season. Read more

If you're looking for a fairly comfy glove for off roading this would be a decent choice. For the street I would suggest a different glove. They are soft inside and out and unfortunately they're soft on the palm area as well. I'm pretty sure they would tear after a 40mph dismount on asphalt. They have a VERY small reinforced palm heel The rest is very soft material (no leather or kevlar). They are also a 1 layer over the top glove. When you make a fist you feel the pressure on your knuckles. Not as comfy nor as road worthy as say the Oro Biker motorcycle gloves which are similar in price but were clearly designed by people who actually ride. Read more

Good quality and comfortable. Used as passenger gloves. Cannot speak to how good they are for riders. Read more

I typically wear L or XL gloves. I have long fingers and a relatively small palm. These ran a little small - the XXL fit me. The thumb was a little long which is common. The high vis color has gotten some compliments! Read more