Fly Racing Aurora Gloves
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Fly Racing Aurora Gloves
From night riding under the Aurora Borealis in Alaska to riding around Aurora Michigan, these gloves will keep you're hands warm.
Features and Materials:
- Fully insulated Thinsulate™ cold weather glove
- Hipora® waterproof, windproof, breathable membrane keeps you dry and warm all day
- High grade genuine leather palm and wrapped finger tips for years of durability
- Unique silicone gripper print provides added control between the glove and handlebar
- Additional leather strip between thumb and index finger provides reinforcement in high use-area of glove
- Extended neoprene cuff eliminates open exposed area between gloves and jacket
- Cinch cord cuff may be tightened around jacket sleeve for additional protection from the elements
- Wrist strap offers additional adjustment to ensure a custom fit
- Reflective safety piping offers additional visibility for oncoming riders in dusk and nighttime riding
- Extra padded knuckles provide protection from tree branches, ice chunks, and flying debris
- Unique styling with a conservative look bundled with all these features help make this one of Fly Racing’s most technical cold weather gloves
Fly Racing Aurora Gloves
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Good but not great
I bought this glove in and xl since i always find gloves run small for me. its is basically a ski glove with a couple of features that make it moto worthy. no real protection to speak of but the build quality and materials seem up to par. my favorite feature is the dual cuff desing which does a great job of sealing out all the wind. i haven't road in the rain yet but it did stay dry under the sink faucet. i've tested these gloves out 4 times now, all times it was around 32 degrees 1hr or so and about 35 miles. everytime my hands got cold after about 45 minutes. i think if the temp was around 40-50 these would be great, or if they were used with a heated grip. overall im happy with them
March 11, 2013
Overall decent glove
Here are my riding stats:
- Avg riding speed: 65-70 mph.
- Bike Type: Sportsbike
- Winter riding temp: 30 - 45 F
- Avg commute time: 30 - 40 mins.
This glove performs well in most conditions. I observed that when temperatures are over 37F it will keep my hands reasonably warm without getting clammy. For temperatures below 37 my fingertips did get pretty chilly. However it did not hinder in my ability to get to the brake or the clutch.
The gloves are a little on the bulky side so they do keep me warm for a longer period when not riding. Even though they are bulky they provide quite a good grip on the controls (or any other surface for that matter). I did find that the webbing between the index finger and the thumb on the left hand got in the way when trying to reach the lighting controls on the left side of the handlebars. I wear a medium and it fits me quite well.
In summary - I feel they met my expectations quite well in the following way:
- Good protection in case of an impact.
- Good weather protection (only for winter)
- Secure and snug fit.
- Good price point.
December 24, 2012
Too thick!
Absolutely no dexterity can be found in your fingers when wearing these gloves. They're simply too thick. I found it difficult to even put the other glove on while wearing the first glove.
The inside-outside seal is a nice idea in theory, but for me turned out to be a huge hassle.
Little protection for the knuckles, unfortunately, but at least they're comfortable and warm once you finally get them on.
They're definitely waterproof too, I put my hand under the sink for a while to test it.
December 4, 2012
Nice cuff design
I purchased this inexpensive winter glove over the rest because of the unique cuff. It covers the skin on the wrist regardless of what kind of sleeve my jacket has.
November 26, 2012
3 season glove
My first pair of winter gloves. the fit is good, I usuall buy large gloves & these fit as expexted. The material tends to bunch up al ittle in the palm but not too bothersome. I really like the double gauntlet with the inside cuff going under the jacket . I ride early am 35 mis. mostly highway / 45 degrees & about half way fingers start to get really cold - I going to try them with an insert. If it doesn't help I will be buying battery operated heated gloves. It was about what I expected at this price point.
October 29, 2012
Good product
Good glove for the money, keeps my hands warm in the low 40's for around 45 mins. A little bulky but thats to be expected. Im happy with my purchase
December 19, 2011
Great Heat, Fit, & Feel
Sized using their chart and they fit perfectly right out of the box. Excellent flexibility since they don't feel or look too bulky for winter m/c gloves. Kept my hands comfortable in the 40 degree range on the first 2 hour ride I took using them. I love the double cuff design and the outer-shell was big enough to fit over my coat with layers underneath the sleeves. Also digging the wiping cloth material on the left thumb, used it to get bug juice off my helmet's face shield!
December 19, 2011
nice
this was a great pick up , cant wait to wear them more as it gets really cold
December 12, 2011
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State: AR
Rider Type: Commuter
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
Russellville
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I printed out the size chart for the Fly Racing Aurora glove. My hand fits in the 10-L area on all 4 fingers and the 11-XL area for my thumb. Which size would be the best fit, Large or Xtra-Large?
State: AR
Rider Type: Commuter
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
1 year, 6 months ago
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State: AR
Rider Type: Commuter
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
Russellville
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I'd say a large, I capped out the medium size on the chart which made for a perfect fit in the gloves. Besides Revzilla has an excellent return policy if for some reason they don't fit properly!1 year, 4 months ago
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I usually wear a large in most gloves, but in 2 pairs of Fly Gloves (Trekker and Aurora) I needed a XL.Age: 45-54
Gender: male
1 year, 5 months ago
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Age: 45-54
Gender: male
Mesquite
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The size chart indicates that I should wear a Large. However, I normally wear a Small or Medium. I did order a large and it was too big. I exchanged it for a medium and it was still a little big. This glove seems to run large. Go with the size you normally wear and it should fit fine.1 year, 6 months ago
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I find the fingers to be plenty long so go with large. You also don't want a winter glove to be too loose.1 year, 6 months ago
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| Product Style | RevZilla SKU ID | Manufacturer Product # | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black / 2XL | 763695 | NAURORA GLV 2X | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| Black / LG | 763691 | NAURORA GLV L | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| Black / MD | 763692 | NAURORA GLV M | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| Black / SM | 763693 | NAURORA GLV S | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| Black / XL | 763694 | NAURORA GLV X | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
