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
1640018
honest, i use it for motorcycle riding so they are awesome for motorcycle, but yea why not for snowboarding...
966700
I used them just for riding my motorcycle. I used them and nice pair of leather gloves. I repurchased just to have them again. I live in Oklahoma and was a 12month rider. As my circulation has changed in cold my fingers are ice my hands. They are an integral part of my cold weather gear. I hope I helped. I seen the other responses. I wonder what went wrong. I was extremely impressed with them.
62340
Yes! As a former airplane owner that did his own maintenance, IMHO these gloves are just right for the mechanical aspect of any airplane. Working on the electronics might require surgical type exam gloves. By mechanical aspect I mean engine, prop, wheel/tire, brakes, control surfaces, etc.. I also found that they were fantastic for riding offroad motorcycles and ATVs. ..................Green Mohave Cholla
53527
No... Don't ride a bike, but these gloves don't look thin enough to go under anything. They are so great, you don't need a liner. Wore them in the Arctic (-15 C) and fingers were oh so warm
273635
I disagree with the previous answer: they are not very warm... they are somewhat warm. They dexterity is there but the intense grip of the rubber would make diminutive tasks difficult. I will be adding thin cotton glove liners to mine this year to provide a boost to insulation. Since I ride a bike with them, I don't have to worry about the added loss in dexterity. Theses gloves are not effective below 30F degrees.
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.
133152
I ordered mine for riding my motorcycle, and I'm going to say they do run true to size. I have thick fingers, so I wanted to make sure they weren't pinched. The finger may end up a little longer, but that's the way it goes. I would agree with LeRox's answer, regarding going one size down if you need to be able to pick up parts without taking the gloves off. Just decide what you're going to use them for the most & go by that.
1352752
Before I responded I grab them out of my gym bag and held them in my hand. The rows of foam padding on the fingers would make it awkward for gripping things such as a rock. You can tell this glove was designed for gripping a bar. would not recommend for Rock climbing.
268319
I don't see why not. I've only used them for snowboarding, but it think it was meant for like dirt bike riding lol. I would use them in hot areas. I don't see how it would damage it
219790
I got these for barn work more than riding. Even if they had worked for barn work I wouldn't have used them for riding. They were bulky and a little stiff in the fingers. I don't remember the brand of gloves I use to ride but they are simple black with grips...good for cold but not wet riding.
412504
you will have to ask the seller. they do keep your hands warm . throttle thumb still gets cold
90531
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.....
655391
I use them for skiing but with the clear lenses that they come with, they're intended for motorcycles.
234184
I would compare them to leather work gloves. I can grip a ski rope or the rope handle but I have trouble picking up a dime. Hope this helps you.
647659
The gloves are unisex...you need to go onto Outdoor Research's web page and use the sizing chart they offer...once you measure what they tell you, check the sizing chart and your fit will be perfect...if you've ever burned your hands while out 'n about, these will save you from repeating that...I now have 3 pairs...I always carry one spare pair for the "what~if's"...they are so comfortable that I forget I have them on after my hike...use OR's web sizing chart...
1347395
They can be used on any bike. I've hear do people using them on MTB and road.