I was looking for an everyday glove that I could use with a touch screen. Held was more than the others but the fit, finish, usability and comfort make them a good value. I've put about 1,000 miles on them in 40-80 weather. They work at 40 with heated grips. The palmer surface perforations work as expected. It's not a race glove but if the sas fabric works couple with the kangaroo leather you should have reasonable protection for most legal speeds. For track days I'll go with race gloves.

As soon as I took these glove out of the package, I immediately knew that I was holding a quality product. The were, soft, yet felt solid, the fit was true to any European sized gloves, and they just felt damn good when I put them on. I only have a few nit picks... the airflow is mostly via perforations in the palm, which, when you are riding, is closed off. On warmer days I ride with my fingers on the levers to get more air into the gloves. They cold have put more venting on the back of the gloves, since these are considered summer gloves. The next thing is the wrist section of the glove, it neither big enough or small enough to fit over or under the cuff of my jacket. It is always either pushing up the sleeve, or being pushed down by the jacket sleeve. They could have made it a little bigger to go over the sleeve. You may not have this problem, depending on your jacket. The last complaint is about the touchscreen ability. They put it on the pad of the first finger and thumb, instead of the ends of the fingers, where you do your typing. The pad of of the fingers is too big of an area to ever punch a touchscreen button, you punch several buttons at the same time, and none register i couldn't even punch in my four diget code to unlock the phone. if you are choosing this glove because it is the only Held glove with this feature, don't bother, you have to take you gloves off anyway. These complaints are minor, and not deal breakers for me, I like the gloves very much, they are comfortable and protective, that what gloves are supped to be.

These are my go to gloves. I also have a pair of Held Air N Dry, which I like, but the Touch allow me to easily access my phone and the controls on the bike. I live in Florida and have used them all year round. I switch to the Air N Dry if the temp drops or the weather is iffy. My only gripe with both pair of Held gloves is the finger length, which for me is too long in the index and thumb. It would be nice if they had different finger lengths for those of us with smaller hands and finger lengths. Overall, the construction is top notch and the two closure gauntlet design makes it easy to fit the gloves over any type of jacket. The design is understated and Batmanesque. The logoing is subtle and disguised, which I really like. You cannot go wrong with either of these gloves.

These are the coolest gloves I've ever owned. The leather is super soft, the impact protection on the knuckles lets you punch a bollard with no pain (tested), and I assume would protect you when scraping the pavement, which I haven't done in these yet. Touch functionality on index and thumb, both right and left, is absolutely fine, with an iPhone. Very nice details throughout, including the left-index visor-scraper: really well thought out.