• Durable, Spandura construction in the thumb, fingers and top of hand
• Spandura thumb features a Clarino panel to resist wear from grip flanges
• Clarino 0.8mm palm material is ergonomically configured to increase grip comfort
• Airprene knuckle and wrist panels provide flexible comfort and roost protection
• Stretch Lycra finger side panels increase finger dexterity
• Clarino pull tab with PVC print allows the glove to be easily placed onto the hand
• TPR molded finger and top of hand panels
• TPR molded wrist cuff closure features a reliable, Velcro brand hook and loop closure

The Cortech DX glove had us a little confused at first, but in the end we find more uses than we initially thought.  At first look we weren't sure if this was a street glove or a off-road glove.  Well Cortech does market it as an offroad glove, but most of the folks who purchase it seem to use it for their street bikes.  It makes a nice lightweight option for daily street riding and does double duty as a motocross or ATV glove.   At $19.95, these are obviously a basic glove.  You probably won't see them on the MotoGP circuit, but that wasn't the intent.  There are a lot of gloves on the market aiming at this price point and in many cases the quality can become an issue, but we don't feel that is a problem we will see with this glove.  The stitching seems to be solid and the overall comfort hits the mark in the price range.  The Cortect DX glove shouldn't disappoint you.