Dainese Hi-Jack Unisex Gloves (SOLD OUT)
- Certified to CE – Cat. II – Pr-EN 13594 Standard Level 1
- Reinforced goatskin leather palm
- Drum-dyed goatskin leather
- Pre-curved fingers
- Adjustable cuff strap
- Perforated back
- Dainese Smart Touch
Note About Shipping: Items that show an availability of “Same Day” are physically located in our Lubbock TX warehouse and will ship on the same day as ordered if you order by 2 p.m. central on a weekday (or the next working day if ordered after 2 p.m central.)
Items showing “3-5 Days” will ship as soon as we receive the item from the Dainese US distribution system which can range from one to four weeks. The Dainese US distributor relies on inventory in their US warehouse as well as inventory overseas. Unfortunately their system is not capable of giving us a more accurate real-time estimate . If you are concerned about the shipping time on any particular item showing “3-5 Day” availability, please reach us using the Customer Service link here on our website, otherwise, we’ll assume you are OK with the longer time frame for delivery.
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Sizing Information
Most Dainese gloves we’ve carried run snug like other European brands, but this particular style seems to run “normally” like other US brands. So choose the size you normally wear.
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.
This glove is offered in sizes down to XXXS for women and youth wear.
Our Two Cents
The Dainese Hi-Jack glove from Dainese is a solid leather touring or city glove. Its all leather and all black… just the way a lot of riders like it.
The leather in this glove will provide some abrasion protection for you in a fall, but otherwise this glove isn’t armored. The lack of armor makes the glove comfortable and easy to store though.
The glove will be secure on your hand with the Velcro close strap at the wrist, and I also conductive material at the tip of the finger so you can text and ride (just kidding… pull over!).
The gloves have perforated leather on the back, but in just trying to blow through the leather, I don’t get much flow. I think the glove’s liner must block the free flow of air. I’d recommend these gloves for spring and fall, but not for hot summer temps or colder temps. :: Paul, 08-16-18
