Goatskin Leather Motorcycle Motorbike Riding Gloves DN01 Unperforated

Large unperforated black, my hand size is on the edge of medium and large so chose to go up. Glad I did, it seems they run a little small. It’s the right kind of snug. With some leather conditioner rubbed into them they’re stretching out just for the perfect fit. Have been riding with them in 45deg weather and they’re keeping my hands comfortably warm. Touchscreen functionality is adequate what you would expect for a medium weight glove. NO problem reaching with your thumb to turn on the right turn signal or turn off the turn signals. Very comfortable, Good stitching and no blemishes or tears. Maybe the Velcro could be more robust, but then it would be stiffer perhaps causing some discomfort on your wrist. Not sure if spending more you would get a better glove.

I bought these gloves for when I'm riding my dual-sport motorcycle (Honda XR650L). After reading many reviews, I chose this glove (non-perforated) in XXL size though I typically use XL gloves. The length of the fingers in relation to the width of the palm is nearly perfect for my hands. The leather is immediately soft and supple, but reassuringly "strong". Honestly, it is hard to believe the quality of these gloves for the price. In fact, I just ordered a 2nd pair!!! A primary reason I chose these gloves was due to the dense padding on the heel of the palm. For the riding I do, falling is not uncommon and when landing hands first, it is nice to have something to shield that bony part of my palm from the impact from rocks, roots, gravel, etc. Additionally, the knuckle protection shell is quite rigid and I am confident it will protect from impacts. The wrist closure is very well done and allows for a secure closure. Last night I was riding home and rain began to fall and then hail. The rain began somewhat light, but quickly increased to a downpour. The gloves eventually soaked through but still provided a non-slip grip on the bar and levers. There were no instructions about waterproofing the gloves, but I do use a leather conditioner that helps with that. These gloves were not part of any promotion nor do I have any affiliation with ILM or any of their affiliates. I personally paid full price and would do so again (as mentioned above, I just ordered another pair).

Pretty good gloves so far, theses are my first pair since I’m a new rider so not much to base it off tho, they feel pretty good tho. Definitely need to be broken in but they are thick, the sense of feel kinda takes a little getting used to. Edit: after riding for a while, I noticed the gloves still aren’t breaking in, it’s been the issue of hand fatigue. If you plan on riding in the winter, just know that these have no protection against the cold chilly wind. RIP your pinky fingers.

For the price 5 stars. Good quality thickness with a few things to consider. It took a week of moderate riding to loosen up enough that they aren't as tight as they were making them feel less constrictive. I bought a large because I prefer a slightly tighter fit for using my hands instead of feeling like I'm wearing a winter mitten. A XXL is usually too big and cumbersome as I imagine these are the same. putting them on and off over my wrist its a little tight but I'm sure that will loosen up with time too. The touch screen feature works well too making my phone easy to use and my gear more useful too. They seem durable but time will tell if the stitching on the knuckle pads stay good etc.

Man I was really surprised with how much I liked these gloves for this price. They look great, feel great and because I ordered a size larger, fit great. My number one complaint with most motorcycle gloves is the range of movement for your thumb to operate controls. Initial fit tests had me worried, but after one good ride they performed like a champ. I could easily hover on the front brake lever and still access turn signals at the same time.

Here is my review after 1.5 years and riding nearly everyday Great gloves they fit great and become even better fit. Good palm slider and knuckle protection its something i look for in gloves at any price range. Extremely comfortable and allow plenty of movement. After a year or so the velcro is still holding up pretty good. Needs stronger stitching on the wrist flaps. But overall great gloves for the price definetly worth every penny. I purchased more gloves for higher prices but i actually pulled these ILM gloves back out and kept using them because they were that good

The gloves themselves are top notch, quality. Very good constructed gloves. I like them alot. The problem comes with the size. I normally wear medium, to large size gloves depending on the company/manufacturers, but in this instance I almost bought a size large in these gloves from reading the reviews posted by others and reading thier complaints about the gloves running small. But I then decided to look at the sizing chart and decided to measure my hand. Turns out according to the measurements from the sizing charts I needed a 2 XL gloves. So I go ahead and ordered the 2XL gloves, hoping and praying that the measurements was right and that they won't end up being HUGE!. I was right the measurements where spot on and the 2XL gloves fit me perfectly. So I went from normally using medium/large gloves to once in my life using 2XL gloves. Moral of the story people is don't trust in instincts and buy the sizes you normally use. ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS go by the sizing charts. It's there for a reason and can save you from wasting time and ordering the wrong size, just to have to send them back to them, and getting another size.

Gloves look good and I like the knuckle protectors and palm sliders. They are also made from a soft, flexible leather and don’t feel too hot, even in 90+ degree(F) weather. What I don’t like: Gloves are a bit narrow on my palms and cause some aching. Even after 1,500 miles, they haven’t really loosened up much. The fingers are very long and narrow (that’s the main reason I didn’t return for a bigger size. The stitching in the area between the thumbs and forefingers looks like it’s pretty stressed out when I’m wearing them and I expected the seams to pop, but so far they have held up just fine. They also are useless when using a touch screen. That may be due to the fact that my fingers are not at the finger tips of the gloves. Overall, they are pretty good riding gloves for the price and if you have long fingers and narrow hands, I would recommend them.

Purtroppo non so per quale motivo la cucitura sul pollice nella mano destra quando stringo la manopola mi fa molto male e da fastidio.

Excelente

gute lederqualität und verarbeitung, preis in ordnung, mir ein bisschen zu klein, aber es geht gerade noch, nur der kleine Finger ist etwas zu lang verarbeitet

サイズもぴったりで、すべて革でできているのが非常に良かったです

As you can see from the pictures, I smacked my handlebars (with my hand on it) into a fed ex van's tail light. The force was enough to bend the metal inside of the tail light, throw me off the bike, and under another car's wheels (I had alot of fun). Obviously at the time my hand was the least of my worries but as you can see the glass cut into me. But my hand still worked as my knuckle protector took the brute force of the impact. Sure, I wasn't able to type with my left hand for a few weeks but it did the job. I am now looking to replace them, and will probably buy a new pair of these come spring/summer. They won't keep you that warm, but these are armoured, and are perfect to protect you against slides and fed-ex vans. Other pros: ultra flexible despite the armour, lightweight. and they look good imo. Cons - sometimes I can feel an uncomfortable seam in my hand when on for long enough handbars. These are good for short rides. They're not for touring.