Upalm Carbon Fiber Pro-Biker Bicycle Motorcycle Motorbike Powersports Racing Gloves (Black, Medium)

It was hard to gauge what size I may have needed cause I had no way of measuring my hand so I went on a whim and just ordered the mediums. They were a little tight especially around the knuckles and I would like to think that I have a bit larger than average size hands. So in my opinion I think if you are deciding on size go ahead and order the large. The gloves I think are made pretty well and although I have only been using them for a few days they seem to be doing the job well. You can't beat it for the price

I started riding this year and purchased a Ninja 650R. I'm in the hot, humid south and wanted to start riding with all gear, all the time, so I looked for reasonably priced items that would be more comfortable in the heat. Initially, these seemed great. They were cheap, had great reviews and were plenty comfortable to ride with. On a beautiful day, I went riding through some windy backroads. It was my first time on this particular stretch of road and I was probably riding too fast for my skill. I low sided my bike on a tight corner and slid into a field. My jacket was a little dusted up. My boots were a little scuffed. I had a small scratch on my helmet. One of my fairings cracked, but overall the bike was fine. My hands were not. The gloves pretty much disintegrated. I thought the carbon fiber (plastic) sliders on the palm and knuckles would protect my hands, but the mesh fabric just tore apart and the plastic didn't have a chance. It just fell off (not a scratch on it). I went to urgent care to get my hands debrided. It took a couple months for my hands to fully heal. I'm still riding, but I'm wearing different gloves now.

The quality is not excellent but good enough. What do you expect from something at this price? They look decent however and I was grateful I bought them when it came to the first time I ever dropped my bike and skidded in a turn from heavy gravel on the road. The gloves did their job and I didn't have ANY damage to my hands as I slid 15 yards on the ground in the gravel.

It`s a cheap glove. It`s nice for beginners.If you need a higher end and more protection, I don`t think this would fit your needs, but for additional soft protection, yes!Protects well from wind and from soft hits. Keeps hands cool with air vents.

You get what you pay for. The plastic is thick (good), but rigid (bad), especially on the thumb. They fit a little small with the fingers, get an upper size. Thin fabric, they won't save your hands on the road, but they can be good on the dirt.

Worth every penny. Purchased for a riding class and these were perfect. I am not a glove guy and knew I would only wear as required so I didn't want to spend alot. These are great.

Fit is good but the finish could have been much better.

The gloves look good, but are uncomfortable to wear. The inside stitching digs into the gap between my nails and skin and becomes very uncomfortable only after a few minutes of wearing the gloves. Additionally, the knuckles padding on the inside is not thick enough, and the panel digs into the skin. Look elsewhere.