🧤 A&H Apparel Genuine Cowhide Fingerless Leather Driving Gloves for Motorcycles (Size: Large) Review

I ordered these gloves a size up so take that into account when ordering. I have large short stubby hands and gloves are difficult to put on. All in all, including the price, I'm happy with my purchase. I would buy again.

I bought these for my son when he was in a wheelchair and the only reason they didn't get five stars was because the Velcro on one side of the glove came off so I had to replace it had to sew back on, but in general they help keep hands from pain.

Good gloves for the price, I've bought them in the past because I forgot to take them out of my saddlebag and winter storage is never comfortable for them . Good fit, lightweight for summer rides, won't leave black marks on hands from handle. They do their job and at a very reasonable price.

I give 3.5 stars. These gloves are regular size men's gloves. The little one was too big for my woman's hand, especially at the finger holes. They are made of normal natural leather and have no inner lining. Good price around $8 if you are specifically looking for men's leather fingerless gloves. Too bad they didn't fit me.

I can't speak for all hands but my knuckles don't line up so it knits very unevenly. The idea behind fingerless gloves is to be able to use your fingers, but that's not entirely possible. See photo. The leather and the stitching, on the other hand, are well made, only the pattern is terrible.

These $8 fingerless gloves are great value. They're labeled as genuine cowhide leather, which seems plausible even though they're not lined. The quality and stitching seem good and solid. The palms are reinforced and look pretty solid. I wouldn't rely on them for serious protection on a real motorcycle, but because of the style and appearance it's fair to call them "motorcycle gloves" even though they're more adept at hitting a motorcyclist's handlebars than them. Asphalt. I'm glad I ordered…

First let me be clear that I do not use these gloves as "motorcycle" gloves. Instead, I use them for work. They serve me at least 2 weeks and I buy another pair. In general, you might be wondering why I even bother if they only last two weeks. Well I need protection for my hands and this pair proves to be the most durable. And I've tried many different types of gloves but these are the best. Sometimes I can make them last three weeks or maybe even a month. But no less than 2 weeks. Most of the…