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these are really awesome looking gloves. i was worried that they would be too BIG but i took a chance and got my normal size. they are almost too small i can barely fit in them. when i pulled them out of the packaging they were already coming apart. however the protection that they offer is really good, id feel safe knowing that if i was to go down on my bike that my hands and wrist wouldnt be damaged by road rash or anything. had i gotten a bigger size im sure that they wouldn't have ripped at the seem so easily. i recommend getting a size larger.

When I was looking for a 50$ gauntlet glove I was thinking some cheap Bilt or generic gauntlet to at least legally get me ready for the track. When I came across this and saw the reviews and the price, I was a little hesitant because it looked too good to be true, but far from it. This is just plain stealing, definitely best deal for quality per dollar on bike gear I've ever spent.Made in Pakistan, developed in Switz, made with real, soft leather lined with felt, some lightweight metal (Either chrome or aluminum or something), with carbon fiber knuckle. All stitched pretty well. Its cold where I am but the moment I put on this glove my hand warmed up. Might be kinda uncomfortable in the summer but can't really test that until season comes. The only thing that looks kinda sketchy is the rivets that hold the both straps on the sides together, but if they break its not un repairable. Fits like a glove (Pun definitely intended).Final call? I'd like to put miles on it to give it the 100% satisfaction, but even then for what you paid for, there's no right to complain, this is really high quality.

I'm just going to say these things look badass. They are comfortable and the leather is very supple. Tho the thumbs stick out a little past my thumb and cause me to honk the horn when i go to turn my blinker off, not a deal breaker just an odd quirk, and hey, maybe I just have short thumbs.

the gloves are made of poor quality leather. It looks cheap. I suspect it is made by the poor quality of leather coming from Pakistan. I doubt these gloves will survive more than one crash due to the thin material. Don't waste your money. Olympia or ICON makes better gloves for less than $50