Troy Lee Designs - Gambit Glove; Black SM

I usually wear an XL in these kind of things. Bought a L and XL just in case, both were too big. The fingers and thumb were too long, leaving extra annoying material sticking off my hands - which makes it uncomfortable for riding.

In addition to grip and comfort, the biggest reason I wear gloves is cause I crash fairly regularly, so disability is important to me. Mostly ride bike parks when wearing these gloves, and compared to the Air, these are SO much better. Light, comfortable, has extra protection around your knuckles, and haven't ripped after a few falls where I put my hands out before hitting the dirt/rocks. They run a little small so might want to go up a size. I have below average size hands for a guy, and the medium doesn't come close to fitting, so I went with large and the fit well. The price fluctuates quite a bit, so I tracked them and pulled the trigger once it got to $35 which is a reasonable price IMO. Bought a pair of backups and would recommend to anyone looking for a little extra protection, with good ventilation, comfort and durability. The quality is A LOT better than the cheaper Air glove from TLD!

Daily use and they have held up great . Rode through 4 storms in a week and the gloves shocked me how well they felt even soaked.I ride a dual sport and they are just the perfect glove that will hold up

love em a tad tight on fit but they are great

Love them

The XL fits me better than fox XL and the material is durable and comfortable. The tarmac color didn't really match the color in the picture though. More of a green grey than picture showed.

Love these gloves. Held up okay so far from a few crashes. Knuckle support is minimal but I’ve nailed my hands a few times on trees, and a little padding there doesn’t hurt. Descent grip. Cold when wet. Good all season glove but not a great cold/wet glove.

I used to use POC resistance enduro gloves. Changed to these just for the protection. Amazingly they’re more comfortable than the POC. I only wear gambits now.