Comments about Rockgardn M-Theory Gloves 2010:

I've been using a pair of these (in Medium) for several weeks. They fit and breathe well. I prefer gloves with an extra-durable palm pad and rigid protection on the back of the hand and fingers. These do ok on the latter (i.e. silicone/nylon strips on the fingers' exterior) but the pad on the palm is a bit thin for my taste (though still thicker than most lightweight gloves). I took a fall and the palm pad held up well, but the strain on the closure strap ripped some of the threading around the Velcro tab loose. Not as tough as my favorite gloves - Fox DirtPaws and Fox Pawtectors - but more than 50% cheaper. For the price, I'm so satisfied I've bought three more pairs of these. Since only the small was available for my second (stockpiling) purchase, I have only one of the medium. The small actually seems to fit a bit better for me. The medium was a bit loose in the wrist closure area, though otherwise felt fine. Both the small and medium seem a bit short in their coverage over the wrist, with the small a tiny bit more pronounced with this issue. This seems to be a styling trend for all gloves as of late, though.

Comments about Rockgardn M-Theory Gloves 2010:

I bought these gloves cuz they were cheap. I wore them for a ride about an hour and a half long. Well the seam at the top of the fingers goes in between my finger and my nail.. very annoying.. I had a pair of Rav X gloves that had the seams on the sides and not going across the top of the finger. That's a little detail I will look for from now on. The patch on the back of the hand started to scratch and irritate my skin too. Fitment is good and has good protection over the knuckles, the seams just get annoying. I think once they are broken in they'll be fine.