🧤 Genuine Leather KUYOMENS Cycling Finger Gloves Review

We have a three month old puppy and I bought these gloves to prevent holes and scratches on my hand while examining the puppy which of course is through the mouth happened. They are very dense which means it takes very little time to remove them. Not bad for the money but they run small so order one size larger than usual.

After receiving this item we put them on and fit comfortably. When they tried to remove it, the finger fell off the glove. Terrible ability.

A bit early to judge their durability but no discernible wear and tear so far. in the palms or joints. I use wheelchair gloves, which is a little different than what they were designed for. I am paraplegic and at the moment my only mode of transport is a chair. The main Velcro straps on the underside of the gloves serve their purpose and function very well - they snap securely into place and are easy to put on. Center-wrist buckles that "twist" in the opposite direction are not as secure. The…

Bought for a friend who uses a wheelchair. He said it was the best gift. With these gloves he can push himself with the wheels. Great quality, great price. He was happy and I should have been because it worked for him. There are no more broken skins on his arms.

You get what you pay for. They might be good from afar, but they're not very functional or well made. The edges and seams are uneven and the velcro tabs are pointy because they cut the fabric, not the strips. In general, they can be used on a costume, but help is required.

You get what you pay for! They are not 100% leather. Gloves are the stuff you need grip on. They broke the second time they were put on. They have arrived for over a month. Rather spend a little more money for better quality.

I have tattoos on my arms that I hide at work but I need to be able to type on a computer. The reason I bought these gloves is because they look cool and allow me to type efficiently. Again, all I do with these gloves on is typing on a regular computer keyboard while working in a government office. Well, the palm of these gloves was completely torn after a few months of wearing. I PRINT ON THE COMPUTER again! I don't catch knives in the circus and I don't work as a lumberjack. The palm of these

I prefer fingerless gloves to regular gloves. I have several pairs ranging from fabric to leather. These gloves are among the most beautiful I have. I originally planned to use them when working in the garden considering the price. Now that I've seen and worn them, I've changed my mind. They're comfortable, well made and I've gotten a few comments about where I got them. You can't go wrong with these gloves.