Klim Induction Street Motorcycle Gloves - Men's & Women's Riding Gloves for All-Weather Protection, Comfort & Grip - Perfect for Commuting, Touring & Adventure Riding

The is my second pair. I love the gloves, but when my first pair had the leather fail in one palm and in a thumb pad, Klim warranty team repeatedly accused me of "burning" holes in my gloves despite the numerous photos showing the leather had failed.Most people read these reviews to get fitment info, at least I do. If you're reading this, you know what you want all ready. I normally buy an XL in all my gloves. Alpinestars XXL. KLIM, I followed the size chart and ordered LG. Ang I'm glad I did. they fit perfect. My palm circumference is 9 1/4 rite in the middle for a LG. My little finger is 2 3/8 long just for reference usually that's where gloves tend to be to long for pinky, not the case with these not tight but not loose and just the rite length. And they flow a ton of air between the fingers. Hope this helps somebody. Follow The ChartI like everything about these gloves. Fit, finish, features etc. But, for $140 they should have all of these thingsOrdered XL size for my long, skinny hands - these gloves fit absolutely perfect.The biggest design advantage is OUTSIDE stitching - no long cruising discomfort of any kind.The leather is supple yet VERY high quality.Great job, KLIM!I just purchased a set of these Klim induction gloves, then took a summer trip from Central Oregon to Seattle and back (700 miles round trip) across mountain passes, scorching desert and cool evenings.This is the glove for 70-100 degree riding!First, comfort: This glove wants to be holding grips on a motorcycle. The Carbon fibre armored knuckles are unobtrusive, but functional.Second; all the right things in all the right places: thin and supple in the grips and fingertips, armored on the knuckles; a squeegee (no kidding) on the left index finger to clear raindrops from your visor, a loop just where you didn't know you need one on the inside of each wrist to help pull the glove on, and zippers to snug it up when it's time to go! I could use my iPhone SE touch screen without taking gloves off. No sunburns on the backs of my wrists either, as these gloves ride high enough to meet the cuff of my riding jacket. . nice. Finally, there is a little clip that is well made to hold the gloves together when you're done for the day. Yes! I hate losing one glove! Good job, Klim!Third: Cool!! the breeze blasts through these gloves.. pinholes on the back of every finger, and mesh between the fingers - you will wonder if you're wearing gloves at all, especially when the temperature drops. I rode to work (6 miles) on a 46 degree morning last week and nearly had frostbite wearing these. But they aren't made for cool weather.. Wear something else then. In 100 degree heat, they are fabulous. Down to 68 they are comfortable; cooler? change. I live in Bend, Oregon, where summer riding means 90 - 100 degree afternoons. These gloves are made for my summer riding and do it very well.Fourth: price - well, they cost a lot, but do come with a lifetime warranty. Construction in the "business areas" of the glove is all leather or kevlar, so I expect them to last for years. I paid $129 at the dealership.Fifth: quality - No defects and no complaints on stitching and fit. I measured my hands according to the Klim recommendations and purchased the size they recommended. I'm not disappointed.Great quality, well made, and durable.