MOTORCYCLE GLOVES
AMERICAN-MADE. BUILT FOR RIDERS.
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FIND YOUR LENGTH
Four lengths. One built for you.
SHORT WRIST

Lowest profile. Slides under any jacket cuff. Daily-driver length.
Shop Short WristCLASSIC LENGTH

Standard wrist coverage. The everyday workhorse for any ride.
Shop ClassicGAUNTLET

Maximum cuff coverage. Built for cold weather and long hauls.
Shop GauntletFINGERLESS

Open-finger design. Maximum dexterity and grip feel. Warm-weather riding.
Shop FingerlessHOW TO FIT
FIND YOUR SIZE
Built to break in. Sized to fit your hand for life.

REAL RIDERS
WHAT RIDERS SAY
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are fingerless motorcycle gloves protective enough for riding?
Fingerless gloves protect the palm, knuckle, and lower finger from impact and abrasion but leave the fingertips exposed. They're best for low-speed, summer, and casual riding rather than highway or track use.
Why do riders wear fingerless gloves?
For airflow, fingertip dexterity, and the ability to use phones, ATMs, and small controls without removing the glove. Many cruiser and chopper riders prefer the look and feel.
What leather is used in fingerless motorcycle gloves?
Most styles use deerskin, goatskin, or cowhide. American deerskin is most common in this collection for soft break-in and natural fit.
Will fingerless gloves keep my hands cool in summer?
Significantly cooler than full-finger gloves. The exposed fingertips release heat from the hand and the open construction lets air move freely.
Are fingerless motorcycle gloves made in the USA?
Most styles in this collection are produced domestically with American leather. Check product pages for individual sourcing details.
Can fingerless gloves work in cold weather?
Not really. The exposed fingers freeze quickly. For cold riding, choose cold weather full-finger gloves.
How should fingerless motorcycle gloves fit?
True to size, snug across the palm. The cut at the knuckle should sit just past the second knuckle. Leather softens and conforms with use.











