The 1.5 inch cuff covers the spot where my jacket sleeve always rode up. Deerskin is soft and they fit right from the first ride.

Switched from a short wrist pair and the 1.5 inch cuff makes a real difference at highway speed. Deerskin is soft and the keystone thumb feels natural on the bar.

Bought the Classic after years of short wrist gloves because I kept getting cold air up my jacket sleeve on the highway. The 1.5 inch elasticized cuff sits higher on the wrist and that gap is pretty much gone now. Deerskin was a little snug across the knuckles for the first couple rides, then it molded to my hand. It's unlined, so I can feel the controls well. The thumb and index fingertips work on my phone at gas stops without pulling the gloves off. Only reason it's not five stars is the break-in, but I'd buy them again.

Started with one pair, then three guys in my group saw them at a ride and ordered their own. Now most of us are wearing the Legendary Classic Touchscreen. The quality is what actually spread the word. Good deerskin, proper classic length, American made.

My previous gloves lasted one season before a seam blew out. These Legendary classics are a completely different class. The deerskin is thick and well-stitched. The classic length cuff has no loose threads or uneven joins. Eight months in and they look like they'll outlast me.

Wind protection at speed is a practical concern when you're loaded up on a touring bike. The classic length cuff on these sits right and keeps the wind from finding the sleeve gap. Touchscreen capability is a real convenience on long days. Deerskin quality is first rate.

Started with one pair, then three guys in my group saw them at a ride and ordered their own. Now most of us are wearing the Legendary Classic Touchscreen. The quality is what actually spread the word. Good deerskin, proper classic length, American made.

I'm 71 and my hands get cold faster than they used to. The classic length cuff on these helps keep warmth in and the deerskin is soft enough that I don't have any trouble with flexibility or grip. Touchscreen is useful since I wear glasses and don't want to dig for reading glasses to work my phone.

Simple classic style with soft leather and a solid grip.

A no-frills classic. The touchscreen fingers work at gas stops.

The stitching on the Classic Touchscreen is reinforced at all the stress points — that means something to a rider who's seen seams fail on cheaper gloves. The deerskin is well selected and the classic length gives you that full wrist coverage. Touchscreen saves me from fumbling with bare hands at toll stations.

I do multi-day trips most months and comfort is everything. These classic length deerskins have been on three tours now — across the desert southwest, up the coast, and through the Blue Ridge. They've been comfortable in 95 degree heat and 45 degree mornings. The deerskin breathes well and the longer cuff handles the temperature range. My go-to touring glove.

I've worn short wrist gloves for twenty years so the classic length felt unusual at first. It took a couple rides to get comfortable with how they sit on my wrist. After that adjustment the benefits are real — better wind protection on highway speeds and the deerskin quality is excellent. Touchscreen works well.

My hands were always getting cold on the freeway with short wrist gloves. A buddy suggested classic length. The Legendary Classic Touchscreen is the right product — the longer cuff blocks the wind gap at your sleeve end and the deerskin is the softest American leather I've worn. Touchscreen capability is handy for quick GPS checks. Fit is snug at first and loosens nicely over the first week.

No gimmicks, no patterns. Just classic length deerskin with a proper fit. The reinforced stitching is visible and adds to the look. Timeless glove.

I used to ride short wrist and switched to classic length when I started doing more freeway miles. The longer cuff keeps wind from getting into your jacket sleeve and the deerskin on these is exactly right — soft enough to be comfortable for hours, structured enough to feel like real protective gear. Touchscreen works fine. Good everyday gloves for long distance riders.

These are a great no-frills riding glove. True to size, comfortable right away, and the stitching looks clean with no loose threads. Exactly what I wanted for everyday riding.

Comfortable and well made. The fingertips were just slightly long for me. And this is exactly why I only wear Legendary.

Plain, well made, and comfortable from the first ride.

Super soft and works great on the touchscreen on my Indian.

I here by verfiy the touchscreen fingers on these gloves are the best out there. I think i tried them all these work the best for me.

I bought both the Churchill classics and the Legendary. Both are great, what I love more is Legendary ones have touchscreen on thumb and index finger. So I like them more

Really great gloves perfect fit and yes I confirm the deerskin is the best I ever felt. I like the extra length to stop things from hitting my wrist while on the bike.

touchscreen works every time, my 3rd pair of Legendary gloves and love them.

I wanted more protection than plain deerskin but didn’t want one of those heavy armored gloves that kills all your feel. These hit a good middle ground. The aramid lining adds a little structure at first but after a few rides you barely notice it. I can still feel the throttle and brake clearly, touchscreen works, and I like having the added abrasion protection for commuting and longer trips.

I usually go with Churchill but i like the touchscreen feature really well made pair of gloves. Been riding for 22 years and these gloves are equally good compared to Churchill and bonus having the touchscreen functionailty.

Hey Legendary, great gloves! Absolutely love them. Read the reviews and 100% as described. thank you!

The wrist closure is strong and the overall design is professional.

I think everyone knows that Legendary USA gloves are in a different class. The comfort is incredible, and they’ve already become my go-to.

Tight in the wrist at first, but they’ve broken in nicely.

The best pair of gloves I’ve owned. Worth the investment.