Dainese Steel-pro In Gloves Black

This gloves fit right to size the add a great protection and an amazing look. You should go a little bit bigger because of the metals on the gloves in order not to bother u. Great grip and fantastic quality.

Jose Castillo / 27-01-2020

I like them so much! Best grip to get with the best protection combined because of the stainless steel and goat leather. It keeps you also warm and I like the over suit instead of the in-suit glove that you can buy. Little expensive but worth it.

Kristoffer Grip / 11-07-2021

Picked up this pair when they were on sale and have been very happy with the experience thus far. I’ve got them drenched in the rain, subjected to prolonged sun on long rides and they are just as comfortable as the day I got them. Will advice to clean and condition the leather though to prolong the life of the leather. It’s perforated in between the fingers so be advised in colder weather, but on hot days they flow a ton of air and are plush. Great buy even at rrp because I think they are that good. I’d give it a pass for track use though and pick up a gauntlet instead.

Ram G / 02-09-2022

Steel-Pro In is the short leather racing glove that can be worn inside the sleeve of your suit or jacket, for less bulk and a cleaner look. The metal protectors on knuckles and back of hand ensure impact protection and abrasion resistance. The DCP system is integrated with the little finger area, designed to prevent twisting and unwanted movement.

Matthew Rich / 05-10-2022

Great gloves and great quality. Takes some time to break in but after that they are amazing. Dainese have done it again with this glove and I just love how sleek they look without the gauntlet style. Great for casual riding as well.

George K. / 20-12-2022

These gloves are meant for under your suit. This actually sounds better than it is in my opinion. They are the most easy to put on, so I use them many times when picking my gloves (I have many Alpinestars and Dainese, see my reviews there), but they have some setbacks. Though you can easily put them on, you always pull the soft/stretchy part of the glove and this is not as strong as leather or plastic from gloves that go over your suit, so over time the stretchy part got damaged a little (visible and the stretch got a little loose). Than if your suit fits well, it does not leave much room for and extra layer of stretch on your forearm, so it is hard to close that zipper (of your suit) afterwards, And then finally, moving your wrist up and down when handling your bike, there is sometimes to much stretch+leather+suit just at the end of your arm to fit in one place. Nevertheless, I pick this many time because the initial fitting (on your hand) is so good and easy while protection is top level (knuckels and back of your hand, last finger, palm, etc. very very good, I crashed more than once with them). Worth the price in my opinion and it's great to be able to swap with other gloves on (both cold and) warm days. They are a little warmer than my other gloves, but also a little more sweaty.

Wouter Van Heyningen / 17-02-2023

This actually sounds better than it is in my opinion. They are the most easy to put on, so I use them many times when picking my gloves (I have many Alpinestars and Dainese, see my reviews there), but they have some setbacks. Though you can easily put them on, you always pull the soft/stretchy part of the glove and this is not as strong as leather or plastic from gloves that go over your suit, so over time the stretchy part got damaged a little (visible and the stretch got a little loose). Than if your suit fits well, it does not leave much room for and extra layer of stretch on your forearm, so it is hard to close that zipper (of your suit) afterwards, And then finally, moving your wrist up and down when handling your bike, there is sometimes to much stretch+leather+suit just at the end of your arm to fit in one place. Nevertheless, I pick this many time because the initial fitting (on your hand) is so good and easy while protection is top level (knuckels and back of your hand, last finger, palm, etc. very very good, I crashed more than once with them). Worth the price in my opinion and it's great to be able to swap with other gloves on (both cold and) warm days. They are a little warmer than my other gloves, but also a little more sweaty.

Wouter Van Heyningen / 17-02-2023

I use these gloves for daily riding and weekend canyons, awesome grip on the bars with the textured section on the palm, that section does like to eat up domino grips so be weary of that. Also do not pull to hard when pulling them onto your hand, the elastic fabric stretches overtime but that will help prevent it from happening to quickly.

Kevin Izaguirre / 20-06-2023

I prefer in-gloves over regular gloves because they help me twist my wrist better. This is a really nice pair of gloves. It doesn't pinch my fingers or reduce mobility. Once they are broken in, they are really comfortable. It can get a little warm though

Athul Blesson / 22-10-2023

true to size and comfortable. fast shipping and great price. Good grip and looks good. soft material and ample protection. You get what you pay for when it comes to gear. you only have set of hands

Ed Paul / 19-11-2023