Love the gloves

I purchased the white/black gloves one size larger than usual and they fit fine. I normally wear a large and purchased an XL.
The gloves are a little stiff to begin with. After about 2 weeks of daily wear they have broken in pretty well.
The wrist portion of the glove is a 'bit' of a struggle to pull over my knuckles but after that they just fit....like a glove.
At first I thought the wrist strap would not be long enough but it has turned out not to be a problem.
To me the gloves are of good quality and give me confidence in the event I exit my bike unexpectedly.
Some folks complain about the '3 point' closure system but I like it. It is worth my time effort as I feel very secure and protected.
I use it for spring, summer and early fall.
I highly recommend the glove.

Fantastic Track Gloves

These fit a bit small as all Revit gloves do.

The gloves feel awesome, and I am not sure what the previous reviewer was talking about as far as leather quality goes but these are top notch. The leather is thick and sturdy, which extra padding in the important places and carbon fiber on finger tips and knuckles.

Quality wise these seemed on par with, if not better, then the $200+ Dainese and Alpinestars race gloves. I wear these for trackdays and even sometimes on the street

Good gloves, though a bit stiff.

I bought these gloves from RevZilla, after trying them out at my local BMW shop (They did not carry the color I wanted). I noticed some slight differences in size (I bought XL) between the model I tried at the BMW shop and the model I received. Overall, it should not be a problem as they size slightly larger. I like these gloves and the goat leather they are made of. I find some areas of the gloves to be very stiff, for instance in the joint of the thumb which has extra re-inforcements. Hopefully, this will soften as it can become sometimes painful on a long ride. The gloves requires 3 Velcro scratches to be completely locked to your wrists, which can be tedious and time consuming. The good part is that your hand is well protected inside the glove, and rain is unlikely to run inside. I have not ridden with these gloves in winter, and thus cannot comment about their insulation properties. In the blazing heat of summer North Carolina, they do fine and are more comfortable than the previous leather gloves I had. After wearing them, your hands are smelling the goat for a while, which is not to unplease me as it reminds me of my childhood and native mountains. The carbon protection on the knuckles seems to be very hard and gives to the overall appearance of the glove, a strong presence.

Average glove

When I got this glove out of the box and checked it over and put it on I thought the leather was too soft and flimsy/thin. On a fall this would easily rip and tear, although the superfabric on the palms and carbon protection on the knuckles is very good the lether would not stand in a crash I think. The stitching is questionable since some of the threads started coming off as I tried the gove on(maybe it was just a bad one I got-don't know).
Anyhow the Monster glove from Rev'It that I also got, quality wise is a much better glove in value and overall rating.