🧤 Leather Outdoor Fingerless Driving Gloves Review

Faux leather smell my god I wore it for about 30 minutes took it off and the smell stained my hands for 2 days even washed my hands many times. And also too small.

I was recently diagnosed with Dupuytren's contracture and was told to use fingerless gloves for activities that cause repetitive rubbing (some gardening, housework [sweeping, mopping, etc.], horseback riding or motorcycling). I bought THESE first, mainly to "try" them because they were cheap and looked stylish online. PROS: Turns out they look really nice, are soft and delightfully light (very important because I'm super hot + today's humidity is unrelenting and temps are already 104 degrees…

The smell of faux leather, oh my god, I wore it for 30 minutes, took it off and the smell made my hands dirty for 2 days, I even washed my hands many times. And also too small.

I was recently diagnosed with Dupuytren's contracture and was told to use fingerless gloves for activities that cause repetitive motion (some gardening, housework [ sweeping, wiping, etc.), cycling horses or motorcycles). I bought THESE first, mainly to "try" them because they were cheap and looked stylish online. PROS: Turns out they look really nice, are soft and delightfully light (very important because I'm super hot + today's humidity is unrelenting and temps are already 104 degrees before

These work very well as cheap, quick and easy Mandalorian Gloves! However, they are very small, although they are very large. The yellow work gloves I have in the photo are large and fit perfectly, the black fingerless gloves are XL but VERY tight. Now I know what you're thinking "I tucked two gloves together, of course it's going to be tight" and I knew what was going on, but even with the fingerless gloves alone, they were still a lot smaller than I thought. So be careful with the size, maybe