Are these gloves for motorcycles or can i use it for riding my mountain bike?
359833
I bought two pair of these gloves for my son and I to use while riding our dirt bikes. They are very comfortable and very durable, but they are not big and bulky. You can definitely use these for riding your mountain bike! Awesome gloves and I would highly recommend them.
359834
I bought the gloves just for dh and all mountain riding.I love it. For motorcycle,It's kind of thin.By the way it feels a size smaller than it should be.You may have to order next size bigger.
359835
Hey bro!Look, Thor gloves are for mountain bike training. If you want to but gloves for motorcycle you should go to specialized shops. I hope my answer will help you. Best regards. Allan
359836
I personally bought them for mountain biking, they are light, breathable and have good knuckle protection. They do run a bit small so I recommend get them one size up; enjoy the ride.
359837
You can also use this gloves for ride mountain bike, they are very comfortable
1140839
They work fine for me on my motorcycle so a bicycle should be no problem. I don't wear contract lenses however.
133156
I think they do. Im a Medium in motorcycle gloves and weight lifting gloves and was also a Medium with these. If you think your in-between sizes, you definately want to get the smaller of the two sizes so that its easier to pickup small parts while wearing them.
1175733
Absolutely. These are the most durable and comfortable Kevlar gloves I've ever owned. However u wouldn't recommend them.for bike riding. If you choose to it will work however I would recommend a glove that would breathe such as weight lifting gloves that are fingerless, ventilated, and padded better for bike riding.
925310
Funny you should ask... We were bike riding last weekend and stopped at a playground, my son kept his gloves on and seemed to do quite well climbing on everything in sight. These gloves are not padded, which is why I like them for small hands.
1722121
I suspect so. I use these gloves for paintball war games. In theory, they'll work well for hunting and/or hiking.
723100
The O-ring mounts work fine for regular riding. if you are an extreme mountain bike rider then you will want to fabricate a mount that clamps on solid. I used an old Cat Eye bike light mount, the O-rings are easy to get on and off.
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These gloves are connected to my motorcycle battery through the use of a cable that I purchased seperate. Not sure of any other way they can be powered.Firstgear Dual Portable Heat-Troller - Black I copied/pasted the link so you can see what I purchased to power the gloves seperately from jacket liner. I bought a dual controller so I could turn gloves down when hands got hot and could keep jacket on a higher setting. Looking at photo on link, to the right, you will see the circle connectors that connect to battery. Hope this helps. These gloves are connected to my motorcycle battery through the use of a cable that I purchased seperate. Not sure of any other way they can be powered.Firstgear Dual Portable Heat-Troller - Black I copied/pasted the link so you can see what I purchased to power the gloves seperately from jacket liner. I bought a dual controller so I could turn gloves down when hands got hot and could keep jacket on a higher setting. Looking at photo on link, to the right, you will see the circle connectors that connect to... » Read More These gloves are connected to my motorcycle battery through the use of a cable that I purchased seperate. Not sure of any other way they can be powered.Firstgear Dual Portable Heat-Troller - Black I copied/pasted the link so you can see what I purchased to power the gloves seperately from jacket liner. I bought a dual controller so I could turn gloves down when hands got hot and could keep jacket on a higher setting. Looking at photo on link, to the right, you will see the circle connectors that connect to battery. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1788051
They are great for riding a "mountain bike" on pavement. Nice and smooth and quiet. They are very light and thin though, so off road use should be limited to well groomed trails. Rocks, thorns, or any other sharp terrain would be a killer.
315056
They come with very cheap plastic gloves. Probably adequate for a couple uses. I just kept my leather driving gloves on, no problem.
44919
These aren't very well padded. I'm not sure about the men's, but if they are more padded, I would go with those. Really these gloves weren't very good.
938950
Forgot this I use them for snowmobiling and motorcycling, haven't done my bicycle helmet yet.
384455
You can get full fingered cycling gloves, but those are normally for cold weather riding. The fingerless gloves allow for better air flow in warmer weather. As for using batting gloves, you can use whatever is most comfortable for you. But, cycling gloves provide padding for the pressure points of your hands for the different grips on the handlebars. There are many different pad patterns and thickness so, again whatever is most comfortable for you.
1976105
They are made for shooting but I use them all the time. Great for motorcycleing. Only thing is there not polerized.
334262
They are for both I believe. These gloves are holding up very well. They have been used now for several practices and games. The grip is great! I would buy another pair without any hesitation if needed.
417681
I wouldn't recommend these gloves for muay Thai. These are more for entry level heavy bag boxing training
90533
I would have to say they are men's sized. My hand is 7.5in from bottom of palm to tip of middle finger & have 2 pairs of these in XL that fit very comfortably. I wear them mostly for all day (8+ hrs) motorcycle riding. I bought both large and XL first to check sizing & returned the large immediately. I believe they have a sizing chart on Outdoor Research website. Hope this helps.....