Dainese Carbon 4 Long & Short Gloves Review

rvz.la/3E7jXOI | Dainese Carbon 4 Long Gloves
rvz.la/3YI4gHn | Dainese Carbon 4 Short Gloves
The Dainese Carbon 4 Long & Short Gloves share drum-dyed goatskin leather construction, carbon fiber knuckle protection, pre-curved fingers, and impact-absorbing soft inserts. The short-cuff model suits street riding, while the gauntlet gloves are appropriate for track days and races.
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[@christiancho5374]

Rather disappointed that they kept the suede on the short gloves as that's where most of the wear is on my Carbon 3s

[@LatTheKampungBoy]

i usually wear S size on other gloves .. just bought the Carbon 4 long version S size.. the fit is snug tight but the fingers are a bit too long for me .. tried XS but struggling to even fit my hand into it.. should i force into XS ? will it break in enough ?

[@SpacemanRick]

Can these be worn in cold weather? No longer than a hour on the highway. I commute on a Ducati hypermotard 950 so 2021

[@RevZilla]

You could, but it depends on how cold and your temperature tolerance. Highway speed usually makes the wind-chill feel about 10-20 degrees colder than outside temps. Usually once you start getting below 50, heated gloves or heated grips are the best option. You can only retain so much heat before you need to find a way to start generating it.

[@DamirSpanic]

I bought a long one online, but it came too small. 8.5 or M. My hand is 22.4 cm or 8.8 inches. Should I go for 9 - L or 10 - XL?

[@RevZilla]

Large would likely be best if the Medium was too Small. You want to factor in that all leather will break in about 15-20% as it relaxes with use, so an XL would likely fit great out of the box but then be entirely too loose once it breaks in. -Pat