Spidi Breeze H2Out Gloves (SOLD OUT)

We find Spidi gloves to fit similar to other European brands like Dainese, Alpinestars and REVIT, so if you know what size you wear in these brands, we advise you to choose the same size as you’ve worn before.

Just as an FYI, European brand gloves typically fit a bit more snug than US based brands such as Tour Master, FirstGear, Icon, etc. Even though this glove runs a bit more snug, it isn’t so much that we’d advise going up a size, but if you are at all between sizes, choose the larger.

If you have no idea what size you wear, please see the following Spidi glove size chart and hand measurement instructions to help you choose a size.

The Breeze H2Oout glove is a waterproof and insulated textile and leather glove for street riders. This glove has a knitted cuff to keep the wind out of the glove.

This glove has a pretty good knuckle protector built in under the shell so it isn’t visible. There is also some light padding on the backs of the fingers and in the heel of the hand. The palm of the hand is made of goat skin which is a great material for wear.

This glove has a knitted cuff which will keep the wind out of the glove and off your wrists. I wish this glove had a strap at the wrist to help hold them on your hand in case of a fall. Having armor without something to hold the gloves on your hand positively is kind of counterproductive.

The insulation level in this glove is “moderate” so I think these could be comfortable in cooler temps, but maybe not cold weather. Spidi’s version of a waterproof membrane, the H2Out is fitted into this glove so you can successfully wear this glove in wet weather and keep your hands dry. Why does Spdi call this the “Breeze” glove? I have no idea… it’s definitely not a summer style.

Spidi says: Breeze is a premium sheep and goat leather glove for long range touring. It’s equipped with the waterproof and breathable H2Out membrane, 150g wadding, inner microfleece, Powertech knuckle shield and touchscreen insert on the index finger.