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...
1052235
They are made of a thin neoprene composite. They are meant as warm weather gloves. Standing in street they would help but not as riding gloves
427480
I would recommend looking for a Gore-Tex glove for the situation you are asking about. They will be truly water proof and more durable.
581846
I would say no. I wore them motorcycling at +40°F 55mph, the wind felt like it was going right through them. Glad I tested them out before it really gets cold, I need to find a nice pair so I can keep cycling until it snows.
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...
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.
417681
I wouldn't recommend these gloves for muay Thai. These are more for entry level heavy bag boxing training
1475573
Sorry Tom, can't say we've used them on the motorcycles yet. We rode our bicycles threw a windstorm in the dessert (they were for burning man) and they worked great with no fogging or sand! Hope that helps.
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
1054785
I don't actually see a question here. But yes, that's what they claim they are. However the gloves offer nearly NO insulation, if you grab cold metal with them on it will cut straight through the glove. I got some 3M motorcycle gloves with "thinsulate" that offered significantly better insulation for about 30 bucks. They're out of stock on Amazon, or I'd link 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.
384454
In my humble opinion perhaps cyclist prefer the dexterity of a bare finger for shifting gears? I have used batting gloves for cycling when it's colder, they worked but it was a short ride & my handle bars are padded. My batting gloves do not have padding like my cycling gloves so for long distances it wouldn't work for me...my understanding of the main purpose of cycling gloves is extra padding on your palms for those long distance rides not warmth. Hope this helps, again this are just my thoughts. Happy cycling!
1909737
I have not used them for any serious mountain biking, just across fields and gravel roads, but I think they would be OK. Be aware that these are easier to release than standard SPDs, and that does increase the likelihood of an unintentional pedal release.
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
315056
They come with very cheap plastic gloves. Probably adequate for a couple uses. I just kept my leather driving gloves on, no problem.
1640016
Sorry, don't know the answer to that. We bought them for our son and his fiancee for riding ATV's and UTV"s out in the desert and in the hills. They love them for that. Sorry I can't help.