Klim Induction motorcycle gloves review - Sportsbikeshop

Comfortable? Sometimes it’s hard to tell they’re on your hands. We’ll even tell you why Klim’s Induction gloves are so supremely supple and blissful to wear. Check out the full details and see them in action.
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[@mtnfmly]

Excellent review, thank you! I have ordered these gloves. Looking forward to the first try out soon.

[@TravisTerrell]

Thanks, this is only video or written review that has shown the mesh pieces between the bases of the fingers. I thought it was going to be the whole fourchette--this is much more protective! (Btw, I look forward to you possibly reviewing the new version of these Klim recently released also)

[@MaxFromSydney1]

Excellent review. Thanks alot. The only thing extra I would add is the comfort benefit of a colour lighter than black. I expect these grey gloves won’t get as hot in direct sunshine as all black gloves, which is important for a summer glove. On a stinking hot day, every degree counts. I just bought a pair of these gloves today from a local store in Australia. I’ve never owned Klim gear before nor gloves with external stitching. I can’t wait for a warm day to try these out!

[@kevn33]

Very informative review. Thanks.

[@sportsbikeshop]

Glad it was helpful. Thanks for getting in touch. Cheers, Tony

[@tempofugo168]

Very complete review. I have one question. Do you think the palm is too thin and could make one feel vibrations of the handlebar too much ? I had that problem with the Sambia Pro from Held : thin palm, no vibration dampening... The new version of the Klim induction are out and since they're the best summer gloves money can buy, I hope you'll review them soon !

[@sportsbikeshop]

I think they'll isolate vibes as well as any other summer gloves - it's mostly the padding around the heel of the palm that will do that job rather than the leather, and there's a bit more padding on these than on the Sambia Pro. Cheers, Tony

[@tempofugo168]

@@sportsbikeshop Thanks for your precision. Did you intend to review the new version soon ? You're the only one went through all the features of the gloves.

[@sportsbikeshop]

We realised a while ago that there's very limited interest in our glove reviews so we've been focusing on other areas since then. This video has had, on average, one view every 16 hours. I doubt Tom Cruise would be getting back in a fighter jet if the original Top Gun was getting that sort of watch rate 😄 Glad you appreciated the review and I hope it's helped you get the gloves you're looking for. Thanks for getting in touch. Cheers, Tony

[@tempofugo168]

@@sportsbikeshop I understand the feeling. I have a side-channel with 2000 suscribers and yeah, sometimes good content don't catch. You really helped me in my choice so there's that. Have a good day.

[@neiljitsu]

I wear xl in Dainese will these fit the same.

[@sportsbikeshop]

Dainese list an XL as suiting riders who measure 11cm-11.5cm across the palm (excluding thumb). If this is the measurement for you then Klim suggest you'll need a 2XL in the Induction glove. The Induction's size suggestions are 6cm-6.5cm = XS, 7cm-7.5cm = S, 8cm-8.5cm = M, 9cm-9.5cm = L, 10cm-10.5cm = XL, 11cm-11.5cm = XL, 12cm-12.5cm = 2XL. Cheers, Tony