Never too much of a good thing

Spada attempts to walk a thin line between quality and cost. Well, they haven't lost their balance. These gloves are exactly that. They are not the highest quality gloves you'll own, but they are OK, in fact, they're rather good. They are also not the most expensive, nor cheapest. I get the impression having owned a few Spada items now that what Spada do, unlike any other manufacturer, is state a price that actually reflects the cost of manufacturing. Unlike Alpinestars or Rukka who continue to over charge for their products despite quality falling just a touch below average. To wear, the gloves are comfortable, fit well (sizing chart is pretty spot on) with one exception, I get a little extra space in the top of my thumb and trigger finger, not enough to hamper operating switches, but it's noticeable. You we be neither excited nor disappointed by these gloves. You pass over some money, you get gloves, job done.

Good

Nicely made and quality feels good. Only niggle is the padding at the ends of the digits especially the thumbs, feels awkward when using switch gear. Only time will tell if that's just me getting used to different gloves or will be an ongoing annoyance to an otherwise decent pair of gloves.

Chunky, stiff and ill fitting

I bought two pairs - for me and the wife. Initial impression is that they are a well made tough glove. However, the fingers are too long. I can't believe they would actually fit any recognisable human being properly. They are also very stiff. I'd hoped that after a couple of outings they would soften up a bit but there is no sign of that. On balance, I don't think I would buy them again.