🧤 Milwaukee Leather Premium Leather Perforated Cruiser Gloves MG7500 (L) - Superior Comfort and Style for Men Review

I received these gloves on Friday last week. This Saturday I drove 210 miles southwest of Georgia (from Albany) to Jacksonville, Florida. On Sunday I drove from Jacksonville to Jekyll Island and then Wednesday from Jekyll back to Albany (about 180 miles). All of this happened at 90 to 102 degrees as it is July in South Georgia/North Florida. I have to say I am VERY impressed with these gloves. I'm size XL and they fit perfectly (I usually wear XL Cadet golf gloves). They were very comfortable…

I really liked these gloves because they are very well made and offer excellent protection in the event of an accident. They are also nice and perforated which is what I was looking for for summer riding. I have to say they are comfortable and would fit well. with the exception of the joint protection made of plastic. The device is a one piece piece and doesn't fit all the way over my ankles. it sits on my ankles which means the position of the "cup" doesn't line up with my ankles. As a result,

These gloves are comfortable to wear. The material breathes just enough to keep your hands from sweating and they feel very light. They're a little tight in places like around the thumb and between the fingers, it feels like the material is constantly chafing. The fingertips were the worst offenders. I can't tell if they're plastic or some sort of rubber, but whatever it is, it's not comfortable at all. Less than a week after her arrival, my left medial knuckles blistered from constant rubbing.

First of all I hate breaking in new gloves! I used my last pair for about 10 years until a homeless person stole them off my helmet that I hang on my motorcycle. A pair before that was stolen in exactly the same way! Grrr. First, I used a backup pair of Husky Brand Velcro mechanical gloves from Home Depot. They are not pre-curved and do not feel uncomfortable! Then I ordered them and they were the most comfortable "new" gloves I've ever worn. Arms are bigger or thicker than mine so consider…

I've had these things for a year now. I wasn't that impressed at first, so I kept looking. Bought more expensive pairs that didn't last more than a few weeks before wearing out or something breaking. You've been in the rain, in the heat, in the cold. By the way, they don't block the cold very much. They fit well, they're thin and comfortable, almost like a second skin compared to others I've tried. I will say I couldn't use my phone with them but that's not a criticism for me. I don't have one…

I have ridden 4000 miles in these gloves and they are great! No lies, for $30 or whatever. When these wear out I will buy another set. I've ridden from 90° to 30° and they work well. The hands are still warm at 50°, underneath they get chili peppers. They also breathe well in warm/hot weather. The hardened knuckles are comfortable and well positioned, the material feels nice, not too thick but you can tell you're wearing gloves. Good padding on the palms, if they break they obviously feel…

After reading some of the negative reviews I felt compelled to write a short review on these gloves. I wear my four years or 20,000 miles, including three off-road rides. They are in good condition: no torn threads, holes or significant signs of wear. The only issue I had was the Velcro on one of the gloves came loose and had to be sewn back up. thin enough to feel insecure. I've seen people complain about the joint guards. They fit me well and protect well from rocks and debris that can hit…