After a month of daily use, I am overall satisfied with the distressed brown version of these gloves if the weather is warm. They are snazzy looking and compliment my brown leather moto jacket well.Others have mentioned that they run small. The 2XL is a snug fit on me and quite comfortable - the finger length is the best I have owned yet. After some thought on size comparison, I feel that using nitrile glove sizing is going to be helpful. If you have experience with different brands of nitrile gloves, then you know that once you hit a certain price point the gloves, while very different in “good for this and bad for that”, share something in that they are all very SIMILAR in sizing - at least at 2XL. My moto gloves fit like my nitrile gloves. I have many years of experience with them, they are not cheap, and I periodically try out new brands looking for value as I am rough on them in manual labor several times each week. I am partial to 8mm - 10mm thickness and there aren’t a ton of brands that offer that.Leading up to my point, I am saying that if your nitrile gloves fit snug, a work well, and are comfortable at your size then these moto gloves will fit very similar - again at 2XL.The the knuckle armor is just a little too narrow to be a perfect fit, but it is not uncomfortable. I am a large mammal by genetics, not pizza and beer, and I have big hands/feet. If you have super wide hands that force you into the 2XL size range, then you should shop something else as the armor will be a major problem.The leather is high quality and anyone who wants to believe that a tight fit will stretch out over time may end up waiting for the rapture. My gloves get used daily for minimum 20 minutes at a go and the fit is still the same snug fit after 30+ days. Not going to stretch from normal wear anytime soon.I really do love these gloves at the $30 price point that I paid for them, I would be okay with them at $40 and not so much for anything more. As stated above, the leather is quality and they are well constructed excepting the narrow knuckle armor, but beyond the palm the leather is thin enough that they are no good to me once the riding T slides down below 50°F. I have lived at high altitude for a long time and have been riding my bike up here since 2011 in all kinds of cold. I like the cold, I’m acclimated to the area, and I’m spoiled with stock heated grips on my BMW. I rode out in 45°F weather with these gloves and returned to get my old gloves within 15 minutes. My hands were so cold I could barely feel the heated grips turned up to 11 and the high setting is usually too hot for comfort above 30°F for me. Snug leather fit indeed.On the bright side, these gloves will last me about forever, normal use, since I have about a 4-6 month window allowing them each year. It is fall as I write this and I’ve been carrying “backup gloves with me for a minute and now they are more like tandem gloves as they get switched to my hands in the afternoon every day now. Obviously, these particular Milwaukee motto’s are not a good choice for lower ranges of temperature in versatility. Higher ranges seem well suited to their construction. While I currently have good cold weather moto gloves, I would shop this brand to replace them as my first choice expecting value with no hesitation.Other than a desire for just a little bit more width in the knuckle armor it is easy to recommend these gloves for warm weather use. I don’t feel misled or otherwise negative about the gloves and maintain the 5 star rating because I made an assumption about them, and that led to expecting a level of performance that is not part of the manufacturer’s description, and oops. I was about to put them away until 2024, a little sad because they look better than my other gloves, and decided it was a good time for an honest review. Hope this is helpful.

These gloves initially seem to be well made and comfortable, albeit the left glove fit perfect, while the right hand is a little snug, but not uncomfortably so. I will be rubbing saddle oil into them anyway and expect the right glove to stretch some. I wear an XL and ordered the XL

The size runs small but the quality is there. I oiled the gloves and wore them a bit and they fit like a glove now.

These gloves were uncomfortable for one hand and fit the other one. The knuckle protection was pushing into my hand and I had to return them. But the quality seemed good.

Comfortable and they look great. I have an older bomber jacket and they look great with it, or without it. The leather is soft and supple with plenty of stretch when you close a fist. Knuckles and fingers both have protection with some palm padding. I never hope to test them against the road, but they will likely take the initial hurt before my hand. Price is good for comfortable, light duty riding gloves.By the measurement, 10cm is an XL. I ordered 2XL and the fit is good. People say I have long fingers. They are also warm. Good from perhaps 40° to 80°F. The short wrist length, thickness, and color will make for cold/hot hands outside of range. The leather is also very pliable and soft. Don't risk using them even occasionally as work gloves.

Got these for the mild winters we have here in the south. They work pretty well at keeping my hands warm. The construction seems good and they seem like they'll last. They don't really have ventilation so I wouldn't wear them in warmer weather.

These gloves will not hold back any water I even found gaps in the stitching between the fingers that allow considerable light through.The thumbs aren't the same length the right thumb is a smidge longer.They aren't very warm, I rode in 51°F and had to turn on my grip heatersThey are handsome gloves and feel good on my hands without any restriction.I haven't tested the toughness but have snagged them once on the esge of a door latch and it tore a small chunk out of the leatherEdit: I bought em Sept 28th 2024, it's Feb 3rd 2025 and there's seams coming apart in only 4 months.

I have these in medium and are almost a perfect fit except for the thumbs. One of the thumbs has an odd nipple on it. Though it does help with finite presses on touch screens.The finger tips have little noticeable bumps in the tips which, feel like small pebbles on the tips of some fingers. I’ve gotten somewhat used to it but it is annoying. I assume it is a stitching knot but it does become bothersome.A few of the stitches have started to come undone. Have had the product almost two weeks with daily use. Frayed stitching shouldnt be a concern so soon.They are warm enough for driving but as soon as the wind hits they become frigid. They have no liner which, might help cover the stitching knots in the tips and provide some warmth.The armor over the knuckles isnt rounded over the knuckle but instead is flat and is quite noticeable compared to other armored gloves. It just doesnt fit the knuckles right and instead lies flat creating a small irritant and discomfort.The touchscreen is a bit iffy but does work most of the time. Keep the gloves and the screen clean.I do love the overall feel of these gloves.

Excellent fit, wore these all winter and my hands felt great in them through the wind n rain.

Me gustó la prenda era lo que esperaba

they aren’t real leather despite the item description they feel like plastic. When the package arrived it also said that it causes cancer and reproductive issues which isn’t ideal to say the least.

Se ven mejor en persona. Falta probarlos con la moto. Pero no veo ningún problema. @ulisescpa

I wasn't sure when I first got them but after having used and abused my pair I'm quite impressed, if your just riding motorcycles with them then you won't have any issues but if you using them for regular hard labor jobs they'll probably last anywhere from 2 weeks or more but I'd depends on the kind of work you do