Just came home from a 500 mile round trip with these gloves and I am very happy with my purchase!

They fit true to the size chart as far as the palm width. I found the fingers to be on the short side relative to other gloves, which is perfect for me. I usually have problems finding gloves that fit in the fingers, most brands leave a quarter to a half inch of material at the end of every finger. That was not the case with these gloves. My fingers came right to the tips.

Like the video mentions you can feel the gathering on the underside of the fingers, but after a while I didn't really notice them anymore. Not a big deal for me.

As others mentioned the positioning of the touch material on the pad of the the fingers makes it awkward to use. It should be on the tip of the finger. This is my only real complaint.

The leather is sturdy and feels thicker than my Rev-it Monster 2's. It is a little stiff, but is breaking in nicely. There is plenty of protection. I was pleased to find an ulnar pad along with the the palm slider and hard knuckles. There was way more air flow than I expected. Most of the trip was 85-95 F, and although my hands were warm, the air flow kept things very tolerable.

Overall, I would recommend them particularly if you have shorter fingers.

First off these gloves look and fit amazing. They are high quality and should last a long time. Gloves are very stiff at first but after a few rides they have broken in well. Recommend for anyone wanting great looking gloves that offer moderate protection.

I bought these primarily for the styling. They look great and seem to offer decent protection for how lightweight they are.

TONS of airflow, should be nice in the summer but you might get cold pretty quickly in other seasons.

The video review is correct in saying you might feel the stitching at the bottom of your fingers, the glove tends to bunch up a little down there as well. It's not a deal breaker at all, but they aren't the most comfortable gloves I've ever worn. Once they're broken in or I get used to them this problem will probably be minimized.

The touch-screen sensing part on the index finger and thumbs are only really at the bottom of the finger, rather than at the tip like it should be, which is somewhat annoying. My alpinestars celer gloves got this right while so many others don't.

I'd recommend if you like the styling at a good price.

Seems I have a thing for gloves. These jumped out due to the leather and in brown. I have large hands and bought XL in late winter. The first rides in cold weather were tight and hurt after an hour of riding. It took a long hot summer for these to loosen up and become my go to gloves. Glad I bought them.