A&H Apparel Fingerless Leather Driving Gloves - Genuine Cowhide Leather Motorcycle Glove Review

They are 'below average' quality, 1-2 sizes too small and black paint runs off your hands when you touch them. You get what you pay for - these gloves were cheap and the quality matches.

These gloves look and feel like gloves I've bought in the past that have cost four or five times the price. I'm only giving them three stars for durability because I don't know how they will hold up. Great offer.

The left glove is split at the seam in the middle of the little finger on my first motorcycle ride. I didn't do anything gross and only did it once. I sewed them back on and now, after a few rides, other seams are coming apart.

I've just bought a new bike after not having ridden the road for a long time. I needed new gear. I bought these gloves and they are very well made, they are sewn well. The size grid for ordering is slightly different. Medium fits more like large. I keep them to myself as they are leather and tend to shrink.

These are good gloves, they fit well and look good, the only downside is they are thin and wear out quicker than some of the other brands I've tried, but I still like them more and keep coming back and buy more I have to say I'm strict with gloves because I drive a tractor trailer and I wear them all the time. I've tried many others but these are my favorites.

They turn hands black and have a repulsive smell (not even close to leather, just toxic). Tried to ventilate, nothing helped. By the way, my hands didn't sweat when they turned black. Update: Repurchased and they are PHENOMENAL: Women's Sheepskin Leather Half Toe Fingerless Motorcycling Outdoors https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FSAF2V8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_fQpCEb654B7QP

I thought I had lost my old pair so I bought the exact replacement pair. Love them for backstage work in a small theater company - flexible, comfortable, spare your palms for heavy, fragmentary loads, but fingers are open for delicate work. For the price, I don't think they can be beat. The old pair has held up very well after years of use, except that the threads at the seams between the fingers and on the palm were beginning to loosen, but this is easily fixed with a needle and thread.