Dainese Solarys Long Gore-Tex Gloves

Like other European based brands, we find Dainese gloves to run a bit on the snug side as compared to most US based brands. The fit is comparable to Alpinestars and REVIT. The tendency to run small is not so noticeable that we’d advise you to buy one size larger, but if you are sometimes in between sizes, your best shot would be to choose larger. Hopefully you’ve had some experience with buying gloves and can choose based upon the fit of a previous pair. If you have no previous experience with glove sizing, go here for help.

I’m seeing the Solarys Long Gore-Tex glove for the first time today and it just went on sale at a fantastic price considering it is a Gore-Tex water proof glove. Its pretty hard to touch anything waterproof at this price let along a nice Dainese glove like this!

This is an un-insulated glove, but since it has a waterproof liner, it won’t allow air flow through so it will be good for anywhere from warm to cooler weather and it wet weather of course.

I like the molded knuckle protector and the very substantial palm slider. Those are armor items not often included in a waterproof street glove. The gauntlet has some padding but it is thin enough for you to fit under a waterproof jacket sleeve. The Velcro on the cuff will allow a good deal of adjustment. I notice the left thumb has a built in visor wiper which might come in handy. Get a pair of these gloves while they are still available! :: Paul, 08-14-18

Dainese says: A light but protective long cuff glove. High-tenacity fabric and no insulation provide great feel and ensure you won’t overheat. Semirigid inserts, multiple reinforcements and a breathable waterproof GORE-TEX® membrane keep you safe and comfortable all-year-round in warm climates and for three seasons in temperate zones. Performance you can rely on, with certification to CE – Cat. II and EN 13594 level 1.