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Scorpion EXO Tempest II Gloves Black 2X - Motorcycle Riding Gloves

$109.95
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Specifications

BRANDScorpion EXO
TYPEGloves
SKU75-61262X
PART NUMBERG37-137
SIZE2X
COLORBlack
INSULATION100g Thinsulate
PALM MATERIALFull grain leather with silicone grip
LINERWaterproof Hypora
KNUCKLE PROTECTIONHard TPU
WEIGHT0.64 lb

Fitment

This part is not tied to a single bike. If you are unsure it works on your motorcycle, email us and we confirm before you order.

REVIEWS (5)

The Scorpion EXO Tempest II Gloves in Black 2X are riding gloves built to keep your hands warm and dry in changing conditions. A double gauntlet design helps block wind and water from getting into your sleeves, and the waterproof Hypora liner is paired with dual gauntlet drain holes to let moisture out.

Warmth comes from 100g Thinsulate insulation on the back of the hand, while the palm stays uninsulated so you can feel your heated grips. The full grain leather palm has a silicone grip for secure control, and the hard TPU knuckle protection adds impact resistance, backed by a 1680D nylon overlay.

Touch-screen conductive leather on the index finger and thumb lets you use your phone or GPS without taking your gloves off. The gloves include 3M reflective material to improve your visibility in low light, making them suited to touring or everyday riding for Harley-Davidson and Indian Motorcycle riders.

Specifications

  • Brand: Scorpion EXO
  • Part Number: G37-137
  • Size: 2X
  • Color: Black
  • Weight: 0.64 lbs
  • Insulation: 100g Thinsulate
  • Palm Material: Full grain leather with silicone grip
  • Liner: Waterproof Hypora
  • Knuckle Protection: Hard TPU

Common questions

Are these gloves waterproof?

The Tempest II includes a waterproof Hypora liner and dual gauntlet drain holes to help keep water out and let moisture escape.

Can I use my touch screen while wearing them?

Yes, the index finger and thumb are made with touch-screen conductive leather so you can operate your device with the gloves on.

Will I still feel my heated grips?

The palm is uninsulated, so you can feel your heated grips while the back of the hand stays warm with 100g Thinsulate insulation.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS
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5 CUSTOMER REVIEWS
Feb 12, 2025

Good gloves for above freezing riding, water proof

I like the glove, it is water proof however i don't know if I'd call them cold weather gloves. Hands get chilly above at like 38-40 degrees F. To the people that are complaining about the gloves being hard to take on and off, let me share with you a trick I learned from skydiving. Buy some thick nitrile medical exam gloves and boom, your hand will slide in and out of the gloves easy. The exam gloves are also great at blocking the wind. You're welcome in advance

— Ken V
Sep 21, 2023

Snug fit, Time consuming to put on…

I wear a 3XL but these run small. They were snug. The fingers seem short and the material in the fingers was bulky. They look good and the double cuff seemed like a good feature… However they take a bit to put on. The worst part was a grommet in the cuff came out the first time I used them. The only thing I liked was the thinner material in the palm gave a good feel and would have worked well with heated grips. … I'm looking for a different pair of winter waterproof gloves …

— Steve M
Nov 6, 2025

Interior linings came apart

Almost lasted one winter season, interior linings came apart and impossible to put them on now. Looking for new winter gloves for this year.

— Mark T
Dec 14, 2024

Terrible in the Rain

Terrible gloves, once it starts raining, you will never get your hand out and back in without the liner removing itself and bunching up. Impossible to wear.

— cody s
Jan 22, 2024

NOT WATERPROOF.

These gloves are NOT WATERPROOF. Water resistant, maybe. I bought these gloves about 2 months ago expecting some rough weather through the winter (it rains a lot here in Houston). I figured these looked pretty good and even ran them under some water from my sink and it was beading off pretty well. They keep you pretty warm, probably not suggested below freezing. But the first time I go to test them out on a rainy day, they soaked straight through in less than 10 minutes. I showed up to work soaking wet and I'm very displeased.

— Ivon E