Klim Induction Gloves
$179.95 - $189.95
$137.99 - $189.95
23% off
Klim Induction Gloves Item # 848766
Description
The redesigned Induction Gloves are the ultimate hot weather hand protection for street riders needing comfort and performance. An intuitive entry system, protection features such as the carbon fiber knuckle guard, excellent ventilation and low profile stitching make the Induction a complete summer motorcycle glove ready for full days in the saddle.
Features:
- Hot Weather Street-Focused Vented Leather Glove
- Premium Goat Leather Construction
- Mapped Perforations For Airflow And Abrasion Protection
- Leather Palm Reinforcement Overlay
- Outseam Finger Stitching For Comfort And Abrasion Protection
- Low Profile Palm Seams
- Carbon Fiber Hard Knuckle Protector
- Kevlar®-Reinforced Schoeller® Fabric Palm Pad Overlay
- 5 mm XRD® Impact Protection Foam In Palm And Knuckle Pads
- 3 mm Comfort Foam Finger And Thumb Knuckle Pads
- Mesh Backhand
- Perforated Leather & Mesh Finger Fourchettes
- Mult-E-Touch™ Screen Functionality with Precision Pads
- Index Finger Visor Wiper
- 3M™ Scotchlite™ C790 Carbon Black Reflective Material
- Velcro + Zipper Dual-Entry Cuff System
- Ykk® Zipper
- Klim-Engineered Rider Grip Articulation
- Entry Assist Pull Loop
- Plastic Clip Connect
- Ce Level 1 Kp Rating Certified To En 13594
- Dupont™ And Kevlar® Are Trademarks Or Registered Trademarks Of E.I. Du Pont De Nemours And Company.
Part Numbers for Klim Induction Gloves
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Opus from
Instantly comfortable.
Just got these. They are an upgrade and more expensive than the last few pairs I had (Scorpion Klaw II and Revit touring gloves). These were instantly the most comfortable paid I've owned. The zipper makes is super easy to get in and out. I love these gloves and when I look for something a little more cold weather I will checking out Klim first I think.
Date published: 2022-05-31
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Jpen828 from
Fine glove, bad quality
I bought this 1.5 years ago. The seams on the fingers are all coming apart. They are also discouloured. That is ridiculous. They are fairly comfortable overall... I like the zipper enclosure, they fit well... I would not recommend them though because they don't last!
Date published: 2024-08-02
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Jim W from
Very Good Gloves
The gloves are very comfortable. They breathe well on hot days. The touch pads on the index fingers and Thumbs seem to work pretty well with my phone. I got my pair on sale for $130, I am not sure I would have paid $190 regular price but I don’t think any glove is worth $190, probably because I am cheap.
Date published: 2024-06-05
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Pike from
Good gloves but...
Good comfortable gloves but not the greatest for protection and the cloth on the side of both gloves has come apart from the seams. It is of no fault of mine whatsoever, they started to come apart because that is not here your hands open and close all the time so obviously they sewing will not last.
Date published: 2023-08-04
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Otis P from
Ridiculously comfortable. Lacking protection.
This was my first pair of motorcycle gloves, which I purchased three seasons ago, and I've been generally happy with them despite moving on to another primary pair. PROS: Firstly, the Induction gloves are ridiculously comfortable. The leather is soft and supple which meant they broke in after only the two full days of my Motorcycle Training & Licensing Course (I hadn't worn them previously except for fitting). The gloves are also very comfortable in hot riding weather because of ample ventilation throughout the glove. Having the adjustable wrist strap and the zipper meant it was simple to find the correct adjustment and they were easy to put on and take off without ruining the aforementioned adjustments. CONS: With all of that said, I moved on from these gloves for one primary reason, perceived protection. There is no protection on these gloves save for the knuckle protector and padded fabric palm protector. The thin, perforated single-stitched leather defitinely wouldn't hold up to a slide - tearing is pretty much a certainty, especially given the lack of reinforcement. The palm pad, being fabric, would likely be detrimental in a hands down crash/slide because the material is fairly rough and would prevent sliding, further risking damage to the hand/wrist; a hard TPU slider would be much better. CONCLUSION: In the end, I have moved on from the Klim Induction gloves, except on the hottest riding days for short, in-town commutes, because of the lack of overall protection. However, the gloves have held up perfectly and show no signs of wear or structural breakdown after about 8,000-9,000 km. If you need a basic yet very comfortable pair of riding gloves and are willing to pay the premium these gloves ask then the Klim Induction gloves could be a good purchase for you.
Date published: 2023-01-23
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Incognito7 from
Becoming my go to gloves…
Rated 4 stars as I’ve only had them 1 month and just waiting to see how long they survive….
I found they took a bit to break in…. When they got wet in a rain storm they softened up nicely.
****The one thing I can’t stand…… ****
*The left hand index finger wiper is more of a pain then useful. Very hard plastic! not supple like my ski gloves wiper, it’s very short and you end up using more of your finger than the wiper, and if your adjusting your sunglasses or wiping a bug off your face -it’ll scratch your face/ cheek
I’ll probably sand it down.
Date published: 2022-09-17
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Ryan from
Great product, true to size
I’ve now owned these gloves for a month and I could not be happier. Comfortable in warm weather and easy to take on and off.
Date published: 2022-07-05
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Kravitz from
Very comfortable gloves!
2 year review riding with this gloves.
Initially I was hesitant to spend so much money on gloves but they are well worth their weight in gold. Comfortable, breezy, padding in all the right areas (even the finger tips when bugs hit them on the highway). Imo every motorcycle glove should have a zipper enclosure which makes getting in and out a breeze. I've never found my hands to be sweaty in these gloves even while working hard on the the trails.
Obviously you'll want to swap to waterproof gloves in the rain as these gloves get drenched quickly and become fairly slippery on the grips.
Date published: 2022-07-01