Klim Induction Gloves Review at RevZilla.com

Klim Induction Gloves Review
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The newest iteration of the Klim Induction gloves brings updated fitment and comfort while retaining all the strengths of the original. Goat leather construction is perfed for perfect airflow, and a Kwik-access dual adjustment entry autolocks once you’re settled in. At the knuckles, a matte carbon fiber hard protector pairs with Poron XRD for superior protection. The Induction gloves are equipped with Mult-E-Touch for smart device functionality, plus 3M Scotchlite reflective material.

[@Peter-976]

Anthony by far, is the best video salesman that Revzilla has ever had.

[@winduncan9818]

Glad to see they updated these gloves. I lasted about 4000 miles with the last version thinking they would eventually break in and get comfortable. They never did. I replaced them with Icon Axys which are very comfortable.

[@Exploder11]

My first impression was this might be an older glove, because the aesthetic looks more boring than the previous model, leaning more on function. On second thought I noticed the outward finger seams, and even though I don't like the grey stripe along the top I had to see if it might be retroreflective. The video answers everything and it does sound like a more ergonomic, better thought out glove, but I still think it is aesthetically weaker probably due to the lack of those multiple apposed acute angles of the perf leather and stretch panels. In contrast, eliminating the logos is an improvement and I'm curious to see what is done with the long cuff version.

[@Boobtube.]

There are a lot of negative reviews on this glove about the phone touch not working that well. I am looking for a Hot weather, mesh glove that works well with cell phones. Also, quality and safety is important to me. What have you found works well with phones, but is still cool and very protective.

[@RevZilla]

REV'IT!'s touch screen capability and protection is quite high, and based on polling other riders here, our REAX gloves have good touch capability as well. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/revit-dirt-3-gloves *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/revit-sand-3-gloves *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/revit-fly-2-gloves *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/reax-superfly-mesh-gloves

[@sgtyut6305]

For anyone still seeking information on touch functionality, I have two pairs of induction gloves. On one pair, the touch functionality is practically non-existent, so I don't even try to use it anymore. On the other pair, it works pretty good, although the exterior seams make it a bit finicky. You just have to press quite hard, and quick taps don't usually register. I've read a lot of reviews of various Klim gloves, and touch functionality is definitely one of their weak areas. Reviews also say that Klim will not honor warranty claims for a failure of this feature.

[@yamaha-gs1kp]

I just bought them. As soon as i put them on it felt super soft and snug, but we will see how they do in the real world since I ride a lot.

[@ZSmith-yy4lv]

Any further thoughts on these gloves?

[@roadglide]

Held or Klim in this price point for 2 season gloves.

[@RevZilla]

Both are high quality, but the Held Sambias fit me a bit better. If you have really beefy hands, you might prefer the Klim gloves. -DrewZilla