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Deerskin Short Wrist Touchscreen
American Whitetail Deerskin Riding Glove
$119.99
100% American Whitetail deerskin — soft on day one, molded to your hand by week two. Touchscreen fingertips and stitching that stays out of your grip.
More about this glove
The Legendary Short Wrist Touchscreen glove is the clean version of what American deerskin does for a riding glove — no graphics, no stitching pattern. 100% American Whitetail deerskin, stitched with American & Efird (A&E) industrial-grade thread manufactured in the USA, in a short wrist profile that sits cleanly under or over most jacket sleeves.
American Whitetail deerskin weighs roughly half what cowhide does at equivalent protection — the material choice for a glove you wear every ride. The natural fiber structure stays flexible in cold without stiffening and breathes in heat without stretching. Unlike cowhide, it stays pliable after rain without conditioning. Hand-cut and stitched in the USA.
Touchscreen-capable thumb and index fingertips. Keystone thumb. Elasticized wrist cuff. Unlined for direct feel on the throttle.
- 100% American Whitetail deerskin — half the weight of cowhide at equivalent protection
- American & Efird (A&E) industrial-grade thread, made in the USA
- Touchscreen-capable thumb and index fingers
- Keystone thumb design
- Reinforced stitching at stress areas
- Elasticized wrist, short wrist cuff
- Unlined
- Made in the USA
How To Size Your Hand
Tape around the widest part of your dominant hand — knuckles, no thumb. Between sizes? Size up: deerskin snugs in to fit. Exchanges are free.
7–8″ = S · 8–9″ = M · 9–10″ = L · 10–11″ = XL · 11–12″ = 2XL
The Only Gear You Feel Every Second of the Ride
Throttle. Brake. Clutch. Everything happens through your gloves — that’s why we build them differently.
Deerskin.
Soft on day one — molded to your hand by week two.
Seam-free grip.
Outseam stitching keeps seams outside — off your skin, out of your grip.
Made in America.
Cut and sewn in the USA — inspected by the hands that made them.
American Whitetail deerskin
Soft on day one.
Deerskin molds to your grip instead of fighting it — and keeps its shape wet or dry.
The Workshop
Sewn by hands that ride.
Cut and sewn in an American workshop — every pair inspected by the person who built it.
Fit
Snug palm. Free fingers.
Measure around your knuckles — between sizes, size up. Deerskin snugs in. Exchanges are free.
The Legendary Glove Line
Choose your glove.
Short Wrist Touchscreen
The everyday core
$119.99
You’re looking at it
Before you ride.
How do I measure my hand?
Tape around the widest part of your dominant hand — knuckles, no thumb. Between sizes? Size up. Exchanges are free.
Does the touchscreen actually work?
Yes — index finger and thumb work phone screens and GPS without pulling the glove off at a stop.
What if they get soaked?
Ride on. Air-dry them at room temperature — deerskin dries soft, not stiff. Never machine-dry.
How long is the break-in?
Deerskin is soft out of the box and molds to your hand within a week or two of riding — it stretches about a quarter size.
Wrong size — how do exchanges work?
Easy exchanges and 30-day returns. No restocking fees.
The Glove
The only gear you feel
every second of the ride.
Throttle, clutch, brake — everything you do on a motorcycle, you do through your gloves. So we build them like it matters.
One-piece palm — no seams across the grip line
The Palm
Where the glove
earns its keep.
One-piece palm with no seams across the grip line — nothing between your hand and the throttle.
Deerskin's tight fiber structure resists abrasion while staying thin enough to feel the lever. The heel of the palm — first down in a slide, first worn on the grips — is where the leather works hardest.
Construction
Built around a hand on a throttle.
Outseam stitching
Seams sit outside the glove — nothing rubs the crease of your fingers at hour three.
Finger articulation
Fingers cut for the grip, not a flat table.
Thumb construction
Set for the bar — full clutch sweep without bunching.
Touchscreen fingertips
Index and thumb — built into the hide, not a sewn-on patch that peels.
Knuckle coverage
Full-grain hide across the knuckles; armored models in the line below.
American workshop
Cut and sewn in the USA — inspected by the hands that made them.
The Details
Stitched to disappear.
Outseam stitching — seams outside, off the skin
Inside-out — one-piece palm construction
Dexterity
Everything you do on a bike — gloved.
Throttle
Full wrist roll
Clutch
Two-finger pull
Brake
Lever feel intact
Phone
GPS, gloves on
Fuel cap
No de-gloving
Helmet buckle
D-ring, gloved
Photographed as one sequence — one rider, six controls.
Fit
Snug at the palm.
Nothing at the fingertip.
A riding glove should fit like a firm handshake: no slack in the palm — that is where blisters start — fingertips just touching the end, knuckles free to make a fist around a grip.
Fist around grip — correct fit
Measuring around the knuckles
Between Sizes?
Deerskin stretches about a quarter size to your hand. Take the snugger size for bare-hand feel — the larger if you run liners in the cold. Exchanges are free either way.
Questions
Before you ride.
How do I measure my hand?
Tape around the widest part of your dominant hand — knuckles, no thumb. 8–9 inches is a Medium; 9–10 is a Large. Between sizes? Size up — deerskin snugs in to fit.
Does the touchscreen actually work, and does it wear out?
Index finger and thumb work phone screens and GPS without pulling the glove off. The conductivity is in the hide treatment, not a sewn-on patch — nothing to peel.
What happens if they get soaked?
Ride on. Air-dry at room temperature — deerskin dries soft, not stiff, and keeps its shape. Never machine-dry, never dry on a heater.
How long is the break-in?
Deerskin is soft out of the box. Within a week or two of riding it stretches about a quarter size and takes the shape of your grip — which is why you size snug.
Wrong size — how do exchanges work?
Easy exchanges and 30-day returns. No restocking fees.
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