How do the Red Hill gloves improve over the previous Monster 3 model?

The Red Hill uses softer, more tactile drum dyed goatskin rather than embossed cowhide on the palm. It also has more vibrant, modern graphics compared to the Monster 3's basic black finish.

Would these gloves work for adventure touring or off-road riding?

No. The leather construction is prone to faster wear off-road and the lack of wrist coverage reduces impact protection on the trail. Plus, overgloves would be needed in wet conditions.

Do the gloves have any cons to consider?

Yes. The solid leather build lacks ventilation, they omit pinky seam coverage, and waterproofing isn't included. So they aren't ideal for hot weather riding or wet environments.

What is sizing like on the Red Hill gloves?

I recommend ordering a size up if between sizes on Revit’s chart. They fit snugly at first but the drum dyed leather molds cleanly to your hands. Just allow a short break-in period.

REV'IT! Redhill Gloves Review: Style Over Substance?

With so many options on the market, it can be tricky finding the ideal pair of motorcycle gloves that balances protection, comfort and affordability. Do the REV’IT! Redhill gloves hit that sweet spot for summer riding?

But, the main question I will answer in this review will be: Are these the best motorcycle gloves for the summer?

I’ll break down the critical factors – from materials and ventilation to safety features and value – to determine if these gloves are a home run or strike out.

REV’IT! Redhill Gloves

Key Takeaways

Improved fit
Limited airflow
Durable leather

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My Take on the REV’IT! Redhill Gloves

I’ve been impressed with the REV’IT! Redhill gloves as a solid choice for riders seeking a balance of protection, comfort, and style.

The goatskin leather construction feels supple and conforms nicely to my hands, while the hard knuckle armor and palm sliders provide peace of mind for impacts.

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I really like the touchscreen-compatible fingertips on the thumb and index finger – it’s super convenient to be able to use my phone or GPS without removing my gloves.

The short cuff design also works well for tucking under jacket sleeves for a streamlined fit.

Ventilation is decent thanks to the perforated fingers and accordion stretch panels, making these gloves suitable for mild to warm temperatures. However, they aren’t the airiest option out there, so my hands can still get a bit clammy in hot weather.

After using the Redhill