Aerostich Vegan Gloves #433

Customer Reviews

Good, comfortable, but blew out in wreck Review by Aaron

I have been using these gloves almost daily for the past 3 or 4 months and found them to be comfortable and warm down to about 45 degrees. I unfortunately laid my bike down on a patch of ice recently and got to truly test the protective performance of the gloves. My right hand hit the pavement pretty hard, resulting in an avulsion fracture/severe sprain of my wrist. My hand was pretty well protected. The glove however, blew out the seam between the thumb and palm. Luckily I was not in a situation where I was sliding on my hands. I'm not sure that my skin would have fared so well if that were the case. (Posted on 1/8/13)

Look good Review by Rick

These gloves look good, but even though I used the sizing chart, mine were way too small. (That seems to be a common complaint with Aerostich products.) Rather than return them, I gave them to my daughter. She likes the way they feel for riding, but says on cold mornings the wind goes right through them. (Posted on 10/8/12)

Max Comfort Review by SoWiRider

I got a pile of gloves collected over 40 years of riding, these are the best when it comes to comfort, and they do not bleed leather dye into your hands if stuck riding for 12 hours. With some gloves I have had over the years, either feel like a work glove for an afternoon of yard work, or look like I just got off the MotoGP track. The gloves say "motorcycle" with style not statement. (Posted on 5/23/12)

Cold Gloves Review by Capt Glide

Good summer gloves. Not warm in the cold and not particularly windproof. The thumb squeegee is a waste of time as well. (Posted on 4/6/12)

Not good in the cold Review by Martin

I've tried these gloves, and to be honest I cannot recommend them for anything other than summer use. In the cold they offer little in the way of warmth and do not appear to be particularly windproof. The thumb squeegee is a complete waste of time too. I was disappointed with these gloves in terms of the level of crash protection and protection from the elements. They are free from animal products, that is the only thing I can find to recommend them though. (Posted on 2/25/12)

Epic, with one suggestion Review by MC Silverback

I wear these gloves every day and thankfully have not had the need to discover how well they work in a get-off. They're comfortable, look good, and the details really make the difference (like the squeegee dookickey). The ONLY thing I wish were different is the fingertips aren't haptic (you have to take them off to operate a touch screen, oh the woes of the first world). (Posted on 2/23/12)

No buts about it Review by Ray

I give these an unqualified thumbs up. They fit perfectly and feel so good I actually prefer wearing gloves to riding without them. First time that's happened. I'd wear them into a nudist colony. (Posted on 11/4/11)

A Bit Disappointed Review by Larry Kraus

I bought these last spring. I found that they are, as others have said, quite comfortable from about 45-90 degrees. Control feel is good. I felt the thumb squeegee is too hard and never attempted to use it for fear of scratching my shield. Also, it was constantly activating my left turn signal until I finally sliced it off. The real problem is that the fabric is coming apart at the seam between the base of the thumb and the palm on both gloves. I really have to question how much protection they would have provided in an accident, if they are falling apart from normal wearing. (Posted on 10/29/11)

Great Review by Paul

Very good gloves, very comfortable, breath well. The squidgy thing on the thumb is pretty useless, but it doesn't detract in any way from a good set of gloves. And without dead animal on them! (Posted on 10/23/11)

Versatile and comfortable Review by Neil

Bought my first pair 3 years ago. Extremely comfortable fit. Good for temperature between 40 and 75 degrees F, including riding in rain (if you prefer control/feel to waterproof). Replacing them due to wear and tear, frayed fabric on one finger. Sizing is slightly smaller than regular (letter-sized) gloves. To get best fit, buy your regular siza AND one size larger, then return one. Highly recommend this glove. (Posted on 10/20/11)