fit, feel, quality as well - the kangaroo give great feel for control on the grip plus protection as it is better than cow leather in a slide. I would recommend these to friends that want this type of glove in the hottest areas in the country.

These gloves are good quality. You can tell that the kangaroo hide is tough, and yet thin. When I say “thin” I don’t mean that negatively. The glove is very thin but well made.

Good: Good quality, stitching at the end of fingers to protect leather (except for on the thumb.......weird). Nice, close snug fit. I like a snug glove and hate a floppy one. Great, clean feel of the controls.

Not as good (maybe): If you are looking for a giove that offers vibration dampening through the use of palm padding, this is not your glove. There is a thin piece of hide over the palm with zero padding. Great for dexterity, not so great if increased comfort or safety is what you’re looking for. They recommend that if you are between sizes, that you go down a size. I can understand that. I did that, and the gloves have loosened considerably.........except for the fingers. I admittedly have fat catcher’s mitt palms and short stufbby fingers. So, the “hand” part is pretty darn comfortable after a few rides, but the fingers are still tighter than I would like. I have to peel the gloves off like surgical gloves, and then turn them right side out. That gets a little iirritating.

So, think of these as extremely minimalist gloves, that are very thin. But don’t think of them as cheap or “cheap feeling.” To me they aren’t cheap feeling at all. But they are extremely minimalist.