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

It feels great

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!

I've spent close to $200 on a wide variety of tactical, motorcycle, and work gloves, in the pursuit of finding any that fit my needs. I will say that these gloves are very durable, have a great grip, and are extremely durable! Sadly though, The touch screen capability is hit and miss... Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't and some devices work better with these gloves than others. These gloves are great on my Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra, but won't work on my Galaxy S7 Tab. They work great on my POS (Point of Sale) system for work, but do not work on my tablet style hand held scanner 9 times out of 10.I definitely recommend these gloves in general though! They are very comfortable and more durable than some I have purchased for well into the $40-$50 range. I am still on the hunt for gloves such as this style and type, that actually work on all touch screen devices, and don't fall apart after a few weeks.

I think these gloves are pretty decent. They feel and look exactly the same as all other motorcycle glove I’ve worn. They work perfectly with touchscreen phones so that’s really nice. I just messed up cuz I ordered medium which is too tight but that’s my own fault. Haven’t been in an accident yet but considering I’m a 23 year old driving a 650 cc with no prior riding experience, I’ll prob crash soon and if I’m still alive, I’ll be sure to update y’all on how well the gloves hold up.UPDATE: As I predicted, I crashed my bike. The chain broke off as I was riding it and whipped me on my back. Panicked and tried to pull over in grass, lost control and fell. Broke my elbow. Probably my own fault for nit wearing proper motorcycle gear (T-shirt and jeans). I was going round 35-40 mph when I fell and the gloves saved my hands. However, with that being said, they had one or two very small holes in it. So since I fell in grass and not pavement, I’m nit sure how well they would’ve held up, especially if my hands were skidding along the asphalt which is what would’ve happened if I hadn’t fallen in grass.

My husband and son race motorcycles on a flat track and as you can imagine, wrecks happen. These have protected my husband for a few years and have held up, so my son got a pair for himself when he started racing. They work well and are a great value for the money. You really can't go wrong with these.

These things are solid feel good and the quality seems to be real well made, I’ve had them for almost 2 years and no issues whatsoever

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.

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