They were great at first, however the size of my hand grew a little due to working out and now unable to get them on. Perhaps consider getting a larger size than you normally do
Fit is slightly smaller than described but they have relaxed a bit now. Exactly what I wanted. Tight and light
Wore these on a trip around Wales and yes the sun was shining I found them very comfortable and I'm really pleased with them
As the title suggests, it's a beautiful well made glove, but as with previous reviews watch the sizing, I have 8 or 9 different pairs of gloves, all different brands from cheap to expensive and they're all medium so I ordered the large in these based on past reviews, and although I know they'll stretch, they're still a tad on the tight side for me, hope this helps.
They look and feel really good, went for a size bigger and nice price, good many thanks
Nice lightweight glove. Looks great and very breathable. As others have said, a bit on the tight size, but they do give after a few wears.
Nice glove, but the sizes are small. I brought a large as normally medium to large, but too tight. I thought they would give so didn't send them back, but now wish I had as they have given much yet!
I ordered the normal size and yes they are tight but soon stretch. Look great but obviously offer less protection than s full length glove. Great buy at the price.
Good lightweight Summer glove a bit on the tight side but as they are Goatskin I am sure they will loosen up over time.
I've been after brown summer gloves for a while and these gloves did not disappoint. Leather seems good quality and pretty supple. My hands are not big by any means (normally M9) but I got a large based on the info given. The fit was quite snug for sure even at Large. I think most will require the next size up like me and once worn a bit though they'll break in nicely.
Conclusion is I'd definitely recommend these gloves for the money but you may want the next size up to your normal.
I brought my size in these and when they turned up they was too tight as the sizing is in U S sizes I took them back to the shop and it was bang on 6 as they was closing but the Boston staff was superb and swapped them the gloves are excellent and definitely worth having a pair
These gloves seem well made. Usually a 2XL, but had to exchange for 3XL. The right still seemed abit tight on first fit, but l think all will be fine after more usage. They certainly seem to let the air in, as while my others have been very sweaty over this very hot weather, these have made it far more comfortable. Great value from Sportsbikeshop, and good delivery times on both deliveries. Recommended buy.
Well made & good to use in hot weather- fit is great if you go up a size- I am a classic M but needed a L, fortunately exchange is easy.
These are an excellent summer glove. Lightweight and comfortable. Cool and touch sensitive. Just the job.
. I suggest you buy them on the tight side and let them stretch to fit. I wore mine around the hours for a few hours. They are the most comfortable gloves I've ever owned. They are also surprisingly cool, and feel they would give good protection if the worst happens. FANTASTIC VALUE!!!
These are an excellent glove for the price. The leather and build is good quality and with protection they offer very good value. I have paid considerably more for gloves of similar quality. Good buy.
Just what I wanted to replace my old summer gloves. At the price I think they are excellent value for the quality.
Gloves measured by palm circumference (excluding thumb)
| XS | S | M | L | XL | 2XL | 3XL | 4XL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number | 7.5 | 8 | 8.5 | 9 | 9.5 | 10 | 10.5 | 11 |
| HAND | 19cm | 20cm | 21cm | 22cm | 23cm | 24cm | 25cm | 26cm |
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