🧤 Stylish and Durable: Cortech BLVD Bully Leather Gloves (X-Small, Brown) for Ultimate Comfort and Protection Review

These gloves are pretty good, the thumbs are a bit short so I'm a little comfortable at first but they do stretch. The only problem is that the fingers on the touchscreen worked fine initially, but now only the thumb on the right hand works and it doesn't work that well, so keep that in mind.

A pair has clocked nearly 4000 miles with no loose stitching or structural issues. These are good thick gloves that appear to offer good protection but are also breathable. I bought a second pair in a different color because I really like them. The only downside is that the touchscreen's fingertips fall off fairly quickly.

There are many choices but this is a winner. The large is my normal size and they start out a little tight but the finger length is perfect. Made from good leather and I believe they will loosen up with a few rides. The gloves are not bulky but appear to be well made and are a quality product. The touchscreen capabilities seem so-so at the moment, but that's not what I bought them for.

I measured my hand before ordering and these gloves fit perfectly! I had no problems using them while driving. Haircut and other types of needlework are also very good. I don't like the extra leather tab on the underside of the palm, but it definitely doesn't bother. The only complaint I have is the same as most gloves for me, which is that the pinky is just a touch on my finger, but it's not at all unbearable to wear.

If Roland Sands only knew that there are other companies that do what he does but a little better, his pricing might need to be changed. For now I'm sticking with Cortech for retro style gloves. The processing is 100%. These are by far the most comfortable gloves I own and the level of protection for this style is also higher than my other gloves. The only thing that time will tell, and I'm not 100% sure, is that if it's real leather, maybe it's because it's too good to be true.

Tried XL, fingers were too long. Tried LG, fingertips are too narrow. It's impossible to wear the watch comfortably with these gloves on, which is annoying, but the way it's made is pretty dismal. I think it's ok for a product under $50 but I'll look elsewhere. Also the XL arrived with a small hole in the palm near the slider. The touchscreen functionality is hit or miss, and honestly, who on earth uses the surface of their index finger for anything on a touchscreen phone? Fingertip touchscreen