Scorpion Bixby Gloves

Size is fine in the palm, fingers a little small and the thumb is very small.
I bought these for occasions when I am running errands, as they look good and are easy to get on and off.
No palm slider, not much on the knuckles.
Very nice looking gloves and made from nice leather.

I love the way these look and the protection/features they offer for the price and style (full leather, "retro"). I ordered an XL based on the fit guide. Granted, I'm tall with fairly long fingers, but I'm also thin so XL usually works just fine. The fingers were way too short, especially the thumb and index finger. I returned them and ordered the XXL, thinking surely they would be fine. Nope, still too short. Returned them and got the XXXL. Aaaaalmost there. So I soaked them in hot water, put on a pair of liner gloves underneath (including a pair of latex food prep gloves to protect from bleeding, which they did a bit), and rode with them for a couple of hours. That helped, but they're still annoyingly short. Especially when you actually grip something (like a handlebar) with them, the object you're gripping forces the glove to move back tightly against the intersection of your thumb and index finger, which makes the tips of your fingers press against the inside of the ends of the fingers of the glove. Why don't mc glove manufacturers take this into account? We have jackets with longer sleeves and drop backs, and pants with articulated knees and higher backs, so we have some idea of what happens to clothing when we get on a mc. Why hasn't glove fit caught up with that? Aside from the crazy fit issue, I love the gloves. They're comfy, have good feel, and provide some protection and features (like the fingertips that let you use your cell phone) in a style and price point that's impressive.

I loved the idea of these gloves: the goatskin, the style, the protection, the lack of branding, etc. I could not find a brick and mortar store that carried them so that I could check the fit. I normally wear an extra large, because I have fingers on the long side. I mean, they're not freakishly long or anything. I have lots of gloves that fit fine. Because of the comments that these run a little small, I ordered a 2X Large. The gloves were snug, which would be OK, but my fingers hit the ends of the gloves. When you ride a motorcycle and have your hands around the grips, it forces the thumb and forefinger farther into the glove. This should be accounted for in glove design. This is the second pair of gloves I've ordered from Revzilla with the same problem. The first were the Revit Fly gloves. Unfortunately, my assumption that they would stretch out with use, turned out to be wrong, and of course, once you ride with them, you can't return them. If your fingers are on the stubby side, I think you will love the feel of the Bixby gloves.

Wanted to pick up a thicker glove as my summer gloves were no longer cutting it at 40-50F. These gloves do pretty well. Been able to ride about an hour before really noticing the cold/windchill affecting my hands. The phone touch parts do work best on the thumbs as the review video said. Overall I'm happy with the glove. I like the style and the construction feels solid.

As other reviewers mentioned, if you find that most gloves are a bit long on your fingers, these are great. they feel a bit cold on the upper 30's but comfortable in the mid 40's and up to 70's in my experience. Love them and would certainly recommend them.

Great glove, but the size is true--maybe a wee bit small. The RZ video says get a size smaller than your typical. I did and had to send them back. The large (my size) I received on try #2 were fine after one break in ride and now fit nicely. I forget I have them on they are so nice and they look great.

I had tried a pair of the Bixby's at a local shop and liked them very much. Doing this at local shop enable me to order the correct size and I'm very happy that I had done that. Enjoy the touch control fingers to be able to use my phone.

Perfct. As I expected. Very nice style.

I've had these gloves for about 6 months and they are holding up great. No tears or loose threading. Good feel through them. They have the ability to use a touchscreen but it doesn't work too well but that's very minor. Hands don't sweat much even in high heat of the summer.

First, this is a great looking cruiser style glove. The leather is quality and the backside padding seems adequate. It took a few rides for them to "break-in". The seam on the thumbs was pressing right on the joint, so I was constantly changing my thumb position. Now, not a problem. My biggest gripe is the finger lengths. I have wide hands and short fingers, so I'm tough to fit. If the fingers are right, the glove is too tight when I clench, and the thumb is always too long. This glove, I ordered the Large based on the size chart, fits around my hand perfect and the thumbs are almost too short! Also, the index fingers are pretty spot on, but the middle, ring, and pinky, too LONG! It's weird, but I've gotten over it. My next gloves will be Cortech Drifters. Tried them on in a shop and the fit was money.