Spring poses new challenges for the motorcycle rider! Chilly mornings mean you need a warm glove, for comfort.  For warmer afternoon temperatures, protection and comfort become key factors. What’s a rider to do? Today, a rider sent us just this question, with an extra twist: finding warm gloves that fit her small hands! Justine T. writes: “…I am in search of a good winter riding glove in 20 – 30 degree temps. I have small hands and difficulty finding gloves that fit. If the finger length is good then the web is too small and I can not open my...

Motorcycle gloves are needed for hand protection, weather protection, grip, anti-vibration, warmth and comfort. Before you choose a pair of gloves, measure your hand to make sure they'll fit perfectly. Here are our top 7 factors to think about when buying motorcycle gloves. 1. Cuff Length Motorcycle glove styles are usually defined by the cuff length that covers your wrist and lower forearm. No cuff or “shorties” cut off right at your wrist, while others provide varying cuff lengths up the lower forearm. Your jacket’s sleeve length will most likely factor in the decision of which cuff works best, as...

Looking to order motorcycle gloves from the Internet? If you can't try them on, it can be hard to know how they'll fit.  Most reputable motorcycle glove companies will encourage you to visit a dealer first.  Other ecommerce/online motorcycle gear sites will typically have a liberal  return or exchange policy. Still, it's better to get the fit right, the first time. Here's how to measure your hand, to determine what size glove you're going to need. There are 3 basic methods Draw Hand Outline, and Compare to Glove Size Diagram (to Scale) The easiest way to measure your hand for...