Held Touch Glove
- Highly abrasion-resistant kangaroo leather palm
- Supple cowhide back
- Colorfast & sweat-proof
- Unlined palm
- Special flat seam
- Perforated hand for maximum ventilation, feel and comfort
- Special conductive leather at thumbs and index fingers to operate smartphones
- Velcro adjustment at wrist and cuffs
- Pre-formed, crease-free palm
- Visor wiper
- Elasticated leather panels on back, thumbs and fingers
- SAS-TEC® knuckle protection
- SuperFabric® reinforcement on edge of hand
More Info: this document explains some of the features listed above.
(not all Held models have all the features listed; use your back button after viewing)
Please Note: We can only ship Held products to addresses in the 50 US states, US Territories and any APO/FPO addresses (per manufacturer’s restrictions). PER CALIFORNIA LAW THESE GLOVES CANNOT BE SHIPPED TO A CALIFORNIA ADDRESS DUE TO THE KANGAROO LEATHER
Read on for more details.
Sizing Information
Held gloves are sold in glove sizes rather than the normal “alpha” sizes you are used to in the US. But fear not, we offer a comprehensive guide to choosing a Held glove size for you:
I find Held gloves to be very consistent for fit from one model to the next and these are no exception. Choose the size you wear in Held, or use the sizing advice above to choose.
And here is some information about the long term care of Held gloves:
Our Two Cents
The Held Touch glove was named for the touchscreen materials on the index finger and thumb. When this glove debuted back around 2015, it was new territory for Held as they had never offered this connected fingertip before.
Like nearly every other Held glove product, this one is well built and will make a great choice for touring and street riders of all kinds. This glove has a black kangaroo palm with small perforations in the leather so it will flow some air and wick moisture very well. And the glove has some pretty substantial protection features as well: SuperFabric® in the palm and on the side of the hand, which is a super strong, “slider” type material. And on the back of the hand is a molded piece of armor by SAS-TEC. This knuckle protector is somewhat flexible, but more firm than the material from SAS-TEC which is used in jackets and pants. It feels like it would really be effective as armor, but at the same time, it is flexible and comfortable to wear.
Other little things to like… the gloves have some expansion panels on the backs of the fingers and behind the knuckle armor to help with flexibility (and they look cool too). And I like the positive-close Velcro strap on the wrist so you know the gloves won’t fly off in an accident. This closure also features a TPU end that is easy to find and manipulate while wearing the gloves.
I’ve included a close-up photo of the touchpad included on the index finger and thumb. It works on the pad of the finger as well as the tip so it works pretty easily and well on both Android and iPhone devices here in the shop.
Overall a very competent and sturdy glove… and one that you can use with your gadget! :: Mike, 12-15-21