Indie Ridge Powersports Motorcycle Gloves, Lightweight Carbon Fiber Racing Gloves with Mobile Touch Screen Fingertips (Large)

I ride a lot - everyday, about 1500 miles a month. So finding a nice comfortable pair of riding gloves that were touch screen compatible was really important to me. I’ve looked around at a variety of different gloves, and feel that these are the best for the money. They fit very well on your hand. The fingers are form fitting, while offers a good amount of flexibility. The wrist straps are adjustable, so you can easily make adjustments for your style of riding. And the touch screen works perfect, and is on 3 fingers while some other gloves only come with 2. The finger tips are square so you don’t have the pointy finger problem. And the knuckle joints bend well, allowing full movement of your hands while riding. Not to mention, they come with a no questions asked 100% lifetime guarantee which made this an easy decision for purchase. When I received the gloves, there was a personalized letter from the owner giving his direct contact information for any questions that you may have....along with simple instructions to email your name for the lifetime warranty information. Within 15 minutes of sending the email, I received a response and a thank you for purchase. I was so impressed with the whole package, that I decided to call the owner on my drive home a couple hours later. He answered my call, and we had a nice conversation. He was very kind and polite. I felt like I was talking to a friend. I couldn’t have asked for anything better. Thanks Steve. You have a customer for life 🤙🏼

These are some pretty comfortable, cheap gloves. They ran large for me. My other gloves are mediums, but these had maybe half an inch extra at the end of each finger for me. I only used them for my first month of riding. I haven't fallen with them, but the touch screen fake leathery material just started ripping off. It's very thin, and the material under it is extremely thin. I might have well have been using fingerless gloves for some of the fingers. I wish I would have just spent the money on the alpinestars that I now use. The Alpinestars aren't as comfortable, but that's because they are thicker and more protective.Bottom line: cheap gloves. The material on some of the fingers was almost nonexistent after a month of daily riding. Palm has decent protection and they are comfortable because they are thin. I wouldnt buy these again.

After many years of not riding, I recently jumped back into the Motorcycling hobby so needed some gloves for warmer weather. I bought another pair first and they quickly tore while I was pulling them on. So not wanting to just replace those with another pair, I went back to the search and found these Indie Ridge gloves. They looked awesome, the price was decent, and the reviews were good. I typically wear a large glove, but I used their sizing chart and my measurements were smack-dab on XL. Which was good because that was one of the only sizes they had in stock.They arrived in very high quality packaging. The gloves were in a cotton mini"sack" which was inside a thick translucent plastic sleeve. Very nice. As soon as I took them out of their little bag, I quickly noticed the care that went into the design and construction. They looked like very expensive gloves. Again...very impressed.I put them on and they fit perfectly so from that standpoint, although I normally take a large, their sizing chart was spot-on. So, I decided to take them for a ride.First, I tried to use them on my iPhone Xr to set a destination using the maps app. Because I had my helmet on, I was first forced to type in my password to open the phone since the faceID wouldn't work. It took me a couple shots, but I couldn't believe how good the touchscreen worked with the gloves. The gloves worked really well with the phone.My ride was great. The gloves let just the right amount of air in. It wasn't warm - high 60s - but my hands didn't get cold. Later in the day it was 80 degrees and they didn't get hot. Exactly the weight I was looking for.One problem I had with my previous short-lived gloves is that for some reason, I struggled to activate the clutch right. It was like the fingers on the glove were too short or something because nothing seemed to work right. With these gloves, my fingers can extend properly and my shifting and braking are much smoother and natural. As good as not wearing any gloves at all.I put 130 miles on them that day - zero discomfort or issues. Today, I put another 70 on them and they're still awesome.These are fantastic gloves. I can't vouch for durability since I just got them 1 day ago, but they seem very well made and have really been worth every penny. Don't hesitate to buy them...and use their sizing chart and measuring instructions.Be safe and have fun riding....I know your hands will be comfortable if you have these on.

I’ll start off by saying these are not the most protective gloves you’ll find and I wouldn’t use them for highway (or track days obviously)...but I just did a 3.5 hr/184mile ride on country backroads going through little towns and in the scorching heat of Florida they were fantastic! If you’re realistic about the use you’ll give them, they won’t disappoint...I’ll primarily be using them for short trips in town or when it’s insanely hot out and I still wanna ride. They breathe very well, are super comfortable with zero pressure points, you get knuckles protection, and at that price point you’re also getting touch-screen!! What else can you ask from an in-town hot summer day motorcycle glove. Can’t speak to durability yet but don’t see any issues since, as I said, I won’t be using these all the time.

i think these are great for beginners. i got my bike and have had these gloves for over a year now and am still very happy with them. they are great for the fall and spring time when the weather is above 50F. anything below that, you start to feel the cold seeping in and would require something a little bit more heavy duty. the stitches are starting to fray after a few wet incidents in the rain but that is to be expected at this price point. the gloves are a bit stiff at first so you need to wear them pretty often in order to break them in. the grips are nice and grippy. i do wish that they are touch enable but that would be icing on top. they are breathable to a certain extend. they are not really touch screen freindly. they're very dodgy in that respect. sometimes i can use it, most of the time , they don't work. i would recommend them for a low price pair of gloves.

I am so happy with my gloves. I wore them while riding from St. Catharines, Ontario, to Quebec City. Though I was caught in the rain, the gloves kept my hands warm and snug and dried very quickly. I am happy with the product and recommend them to anyone who would like to protect their knuckles from deflected road debris, insects, or to protect yourselves in the event a an incident. I don't know what I would do if my hands were injured! Thanks for the excellent customer service and lifetime guarantee as well!

Good pair of protective gloves but bulky. Nothing negative about this product.

Good fit and quality for the price.

Great gloves,exactly as described, would buy again. Delivered in 9 days.

The overall quality is incredible, these folks are taking riding gear to a new level.