Jim Lee SIGNED Kissing the Knight Batman DC Giclee on Paper Limited Ed of 250

Jim Lee SIGNED Kissing the Knight Batman DC Giclee on Paper Limited Ed of 250

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$260.00

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Jim Lee SIGNED Kissing the Knight Batman DC Giclee on Paper Limited Ed of 250JIM LEE Signed "Kissing the Knight" Featuring Batman and Catwoman Limited Edition Giclee on Fine Art Paper (of 250) This dramatic image of Batman and Catwoman demonstrates the tension and desire between the Caped Crusader and Cat Thief hinted in both the comic books and animated series. This image first appeared in the February 2003 Batman Comic, In the Mouth of Madness, which was penciled by Jim Lee. This series has grown into one of the most popular

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Durable, lightweight, comfortable, and warm (my sled has heated handlebars). Gauntlets hold their shape very well. Easy to get hands in and out. Clear screen fogs up on the inside, so you can't see through it. I recommend for experienced riders who know where all of the buttons are. After getting a few good rides with a swithbox gremlin I would be comfortable using them again. Will also need to reposition OFF BUTTON. Gauntlet fabric at handlebars is a little flimsy, so putting hands in and out may accidentally press the button. I might add pieces of foam where gauntlets secure to handlebars to add structure and support. I had no problems on my very first ride, but I didn't test the amount of pressure needed to make it press the button. I've recommended them to others in Facebook Groups. I trust the brand. Had no problem fitting hands and arms in and out with thick coat & gloves in -14°F to +36°F. All-in-all... Worth the money, but would recommend waiting for a sale.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2026

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Walter Beck

Waukegan, US

★★★★★ 5

Very warm, adjustable fit

Nice fit, just used on snowmobile in Wisconsin

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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2026

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Jrc

Charlottesville, US

★★★★★ 1

Protectores de manubrio para bicicleta

Se les mete el agua no son buenos

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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2026

Dominic

Waukegan, US

★★★★★ 3

They're okay, but they're quite bulky.

I liked the design and overall application of these, but they don't fit my needs. They definitely work well at protecting my hands from freezing weather, but they are way too bulky for regular motorcycle use. In my opinion, I feel that these would be much more suited for a snowmobile or ATV. If you treat them as what they’re mostly designed for — ATV/snow-related riding or cold-weather utilitarian use — these gloves are a solid buy. They deliver warmth, weather protection, and decent control through the TPU windows. But if you put them on a fast street motorcycle or expect “motorcycle-glove” levels of control and feel — they’ll likely disappoint or even pose safety trade-offs. In that context, lighter and more control-oriented gloves would probably serve you better. The reason I'm docking stars is because they're marketed toward motorcycle users, and they;re very impractical. The durability seems pretty good, as I've taken them out and even had a couple of rocks/road debris hit the TPU windows with no scratches or punctures. They're not super comfortable to use at highway speeds, especially since they fit so loose, and they tend to press my front brake/clutch which is very dangerous. I personally cannot recommend this product for motorcycle use, unless you already have handguards, which will probably negate the need for these at all. Invest in some good heated gloves and/or heated grips, and I think you'll be much safer and better off in the end. For the price, I think this is a good value, but they're just not for me.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2025