COFIT Motorcycle Gloves for Men and Women, Full Finger Touchscreen Motorbike Gloves for BMX ATV MTB Riding, Road Racing, Cycling, Climbing, Motocross - Black M

Absolutely love these motorcycle gloves! They look great - sleek and stylish without being over the top. More importantly, they’re sturdy and well-constructed, giving me full confidence while riding. Grip, comfort, and protection are all spot on. No issues at all while handling the bike, even on longer rides. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a mix of performance and style!

Fit well, like the palm gaurd

I really like these gloves. I wish they made a Size (S) too, but the medium size has been holding up. The only problem is the hook and loop (Velcro) for the wrist strap. The quality f the Velcro is not very good and does not stay secured, and that is frustrating.

Excellent product, very wearable and durable.

Excellent, fit and durable

Great fit

These COFIT Motorcycle Gloves were my first pair, and they’re great for newbies. Just a heads up: if you’re cruising over 20 mph, don’t expect these gloves to save your hands if you hit the pavement.The gloves have some cool rubber knuckles, which look tough but don’t get too excited—the touchscreen feature on the fingertips is more wishful thinking than functional. On the plus side, they come in a bunch of colors, so at least you can match your bike or gear.I bought these for my beginner motorcycle course, and they were solid performers, even in the Florida heat. They’ve held up pretty well, and they breathe nicely, which is a bonus. They’re basic gloves—nothing fancy—but they’ll protect you in a low-speed practice.Now for the not-so-great part: after about a year, the Velcro on the wrist decided it was done. It’s short, narrow, and barely holds on when I’m riding. I often find it flapping in the wind, which is more annoying than dangerous, but still, safety first, right? This is something they really need to fix—sometimes, function and safety should come before style.These gloves are perfect for beginners because they don’t tire out your hands during longer rides. But here’s the catch—they’re almost too flexible, which doesn’t scream “motorcycle safety.” After trying out some more professional gloves, I realized what I was missing: the pro gloves are bulky yet surprisingly comfortable, and they offer way better protection.In summary, these gloves are great for learning and practice. But once you hit the open road, do yourself a favor and invest in a more advanced pair that’ll actually protect your hands in a real accident.

My boyfriend loves these