I love these gloves so much, I keep a backup pair of new ones at all times so I'm not overwhelmed with terrifying anxiety. The day they stop making them will be the day I need prescription benzodiazepines. I use them while driving, walking, grocery shopping, brushing my teeth. They fit like a second skin. A skin vastly superior to your first skin. Order one size up from Mechanix.

I usually wear 2XL because of finger-length issues with other gloves.XL fits perfectly as far as I'm concerned. The gloves are snug, but the material lets them move. Plenty of finger room (giggity). Remember that bike gloves should be somewhat bent at a relaxed position. Similar to motorcycle gloves. They are meant to be snug for dexterity.Touchscreen index and thumb do the job. Don't expect to write an essay with them, but no glove does that. As a side note, I bought a second pair to use as winter driving gloves. Not super warm, but they help and slip on easily.

These gloves are extremely light weight. In my opinion they don't give ample durability/protection. Quality of materials seems good but as stated, much too light weight for me. I suppose they are good if you are one of those mountain bikers that will never fall lol.Fitment was perfect for a size M.I would not hesitate to buy their more heavy duty gloves. Random other thoughts -- Dakine makes great snowboarding mittens and gloves that I have used for for many years and held up very well.

I put a lot of miles on my bicycles. I never ride without padded sit bones, a helmet or gloves. I'm on my second pair of these gloves. The first pair (pictured) completely saved my right palm when I laid my gravel bike down in a turn on a wet asphalt trail. Although the right palm ripped it surely saved me from three to four weeks of growing skin back. I have since put thousands of miles on that pair and ordered a second pair. Neither have let me down.Pros:Plenty of ventilation. I can wear these on a 95 degree day. Sweating like an animal, my grip still doesn't slip on the handles.Touch screen works very well, but does degrade with wear and age.Saved my hand.Easy to wash and they dry out quickly.Comfortable and provide the most basic protection.Dexterity remains near 100 with these on.Grip, did I mention a sticky grip on hot days?Cons:These gloves aren't thick. They aren't made for cold weather riding and they aren't going to provide the same level of protection that a material like leather might,Fully recommend for comfort and basic protection. I own two pairs.

Great fit. Favorite pair I've owned. Sized correctly and very comfortable.

A pair gloves that the touch screen capabilities actually works. Well made durable with comfort to match.

This would have been a five-star review except for a seam split between the thumb and forefinger on my right hand glove. This happened a couple of weeks after buying the gloves. I repaired it with a sewing needle and some dental floss and other than the look of my crappy stitching job, the gloves are great. They work well with the touch screen of my phone and are not overly padded, which I like.

All my Fox glove durability issues have finally been solved. These gloves simply work and stand up to real and actual use. Zero complaints, I hope they never stop making them as I will use for the remainder of my life here on planet earth.

Very comfortable. I forget I'm even wearing gloves.

Gloves fit will and are very comfortable. Works well with my phone. The only thing I would change is having a little more stretch in the opening.

Love the gloves once they are on, but they are a bit hard to get on and off. Sizes run small.

Pretty comfy, holding up well. They are hard to put on given there is not strap or pull tan.

I love the simple yet effective design. These are great if you are looking for some non-bulky gloves. I ordered a pair of the Large and they were definitely too small so I went with the XLs and they fit great. I'm 6ft 2in with what I thought were large hands but I guess they are 'XL' for Dakine gloves. They are nice and snug around the wrist and have a great feel on the grips while riding. Would buy again.

Comfortable and fit...well...like a glove!

I usually get size M and sometimes L (depending on the brand) for my mountain bike gloves... After reading some reviews, I went for the L size and it was a good decision as fingers on this Dakine are a little bit snug. They are comfortable on the palm (gel padding) and help to prevent blisters. The downside is that you can feel (significantly more than other brands like Fox, Handup, Troy Lee ) the inseams inside the fingers... After 4 rides and washes that inseam feeling improved (I think). They are breathable, decent grip and seems well made. They look cool tough. I cannot say anything yet about their durability but I hope they last without having openings on the inseams.

These are perfect, just the simple black pair first time rider to experienced. Price is perfect

The covert is my favorite glove, it is durable breathable and slips on nicely. I am not a fan of straps so the strapless design works very well for me.

Great riding gloves. Use them every day and they are well made.

Consider sizing up one side. Very grippy!

The seem ripped at the thumb joint after 2 uses. All I sued them for was holding on to the handlebars of my bike. No heavy lifting no work no accidents, just poor quality..