TINTON LIFE Waterproof Full Finger Gloves Protective Motorcycle Gloves Motorbike Gloves

I love these. They fit great while on, though they are tight for me to get on my wide hands. I tested them and they are water proof and so far they keep my hands from getting numb in the cold. I have only been out in the 40's during my half hour commute at speeds between 60-70 but these gloves have done well so far. Read more

I rode for quite a while in the rain and even though they got a little wet on the outside my hands never got wet. I've ridden with them in about 40 degree weather and my hands were fairly warm, I ride for about an hour each way to work. The sizing is quite small so make sure you get at least one size maybe two bigger. Read more

Pros: I received these gloves and they fit really comfortably. I bought Large and I usually by Medium for a snug fit that wont slide off. I own 90.00 USD Harley Davidson Leather gloves, size Large also that match is size and these fit almost as well. The all leather gloves are a big tighter and restrictive with movements so better to use them in warm weather with there natural expansion. Better to use these S-Raw gloves in cooler conditions. The protection of these gloves is of a much higher level than the others mentioned. They are naturally curved for my hands to grip around the controls and loose enough to allow reaching for turn signal and horn controls with my thumb without taking my hands off the grips.These flexible gloves to allow your hands to move quickly and effortlessly. This is important because I need quick response to controls. These cloves are also long enough to fit over my jacket cuffs so not much air is sliding up under my arms into the chest area. I believe the seller mentioned iPhone touch pads on fingers but this pair is not for smart phone. What I also like about these gloves is the water protection. I will use my other gloves for summer riding and enjoy these tough gloves this rainy winter and spring as I live in Oregon. Just real comfortable and feel like rider gloves that work like they should. Cons: They are comfortable but not really warm. After 30 - 40 minutes of riding in 40f weather as my hands start getting cooled down but I am 65. I road in the Himalaya at 18,380 and had less protection than these gloves. But were not there with these. I recommend them as short ride in city ride and medium duty but do know I like them very much and would purchase again. Evan Carroll Read more

I've had these gloves for a few weeks now and they've been great! They fit very well (I have some pretty tiny hands for a guy and the size small are perfect.) and are comfortable to ride in. I have taken a couple two-hour rides in them in temperatures ranging in the 40's-50's and my fingers have stayed nice and warm the entire time. Construction is decent, though I doubt these are going to last many years. For the price I find these to be a superb buy. If you're looking for a warm, cheap option to get you through the short Florida (or other warmer-climate states) winter, I'd highly suggest these gloves. Read more

Kept my hands warm in 40 degree temps this morning. The gloves seem at least one size smaller than labelled. Also due to the additional padding they are a little cumbersome on the bike. Be sure to ride around the hood with them to get a good feel before venturing in traffic. Read more

Great gloves! I would suggest a pair of the cotton garden gloves on first though. That aside, a very cool set of gloves! Read more

Read the reviews!! I wish i had. I ordered XXL and they are closer to a Large size. I have very large hands (I am 6'4, 220) and most XXL gloves fit well, maybe a little short on the fingers. These gloves, however, I cannot even get my hand into. Measuring up the size of my fingers to the outside of the glove, they would still be 3/4 to an inch too short. The material seems to be decent enough and the stitching doesnt appear too cheap. I wish they fit me. Read more

Protective knuckle glove. Shields well from abrasions or thorns and scratches (if you are hiking for example). Warmth, if the weather is a bit too cold, and the wind is blowing, it doesn't provide much protection from that. The cold does get through somewhat. As for comfort, they fit well, however, there isn't any padding on the inside of the knuckle area, so I wouldn't suggest using them to strike at anything. Unless you have to. Overall, I'd say they're good for what intended. Read more