Men's Genuine Leather Warm Lined Driving Gloves

I've only had them for about 6 hrs but it turned damn cold this afternoon from 72 to 30 degrees. These baby's work great, fit great, look great, and I can use the touch screen in my truck without having to take off my gloves. Great job on these gloves folks there also warm as h3!! The only thing I got warmer is my Army Air corp lambskin wool mittens. But not by much the 3M thinsulate is ALWAYS the correct choice and I know with 25 years in the Infantry and most of that time spent in the arctic I've seen damn cold.

Soft tight fitting, I really like them as driving gloves. They look great ,so multi use.

Nice and comfortable, flexible and well made.

Nice gloves, thin ( good for driving your convertible ) seems to actually keep your hands warm with a inner lining. The fit is fair to good. Little bit tight in the middle. But not bad. (Some gloves are a horrible fit and too thick to squeeze your hand) if you want a great set of gloves it will cost you a bit more. ( like Isotoners, but it’s twice the cost and hard to find xxl) These are pretty good gloves and feel nice with a reasonable price. Overall, a good deal a good feel and a good price ( not perfect but few are ). Did not try on touch screen phone yet. Ok, recently tried the touch screen part of the glove. First thing I noticed is it is only touch screen at the TIP of the thumb and forefinger only. This could be a problem if you get the glove in a larger size like i got. The glove fingers are about a half inch too long for me. And now the tip of the glove is where the touch screen part is. So it was difficult to use. Although, when I pushed fingers deeper into glove and held it- it actually functioned rather nicely. So bottom line, it does work. But difficult if glove fingers are to long and it is only affective on the tip of the forefinger and thumb.

First impressions: just received and I am happy with the quality of the leather and construction. The gloves offer good insulation from the cold. Are they touchscreen? Let’s see. Yup: thumb and forefinger work. The color is your basic black and they aren’t so bulky as to belong with a space suit: still fashionable. I mentioned the softness as compared with a certain creamy, yellow dairy product. Size: my hands are 8.5” at their longest and 4.5 inches around, squarely between large and extra large: I prefer snug fitting gloves, and to let them stretch to fit me a little bit over time, so large was the correct choice. Tight but not too tight. Obviously not work gloves, these would wear out in a couple hours of stone work, but seem like they could last years for regular non-sport/work wear. If possible, I’ll update after a few months with an update…if it’s sooner, that won’t be a good sign! I recommend and look forward to wearing.

Fit not perfect - fingers a bit oddly sized for me, but definitely work -- warm, decent looking, and work with touch screens. Used them for a February safari when mornings were in the 40s and they allowed me to operate my camera including touchscreen as well as my phone while keeping my hands warm and safe from tetse flies.

Nicely made. Soft leather and true to size.

Leather quality is nice and feels great. The sizing was correct for my hand size. The lining is warm and feels nice on against my skin. The durability is why this is rate at three stars. The first gloves tore at the stitching in the palm I returned for replacement which was quick and easy. The second pair is pulling apart at the stitching around the thumb. This is after light use for my office door to my car and driving.

Nice basic leather glove feels much better than others I have tried and they are THINSULATE which is really good for our winters 🇨🇦

Finally found gloves to fit my other halfs big paws. Nice gloves good quality

Very good quality.

Well made. Very nice looking.

Definitely a nice pair of gloves. Wish I had purchased size M instead of L. 5'10, average size hands I guess, would have expected the medium to be too small. L is just a little too big (3-5mm per finger) which makes it difficult to navigate a phone. I did use size guides online, so perhaps err under. As others have mentioned, do not expect the gloves to work well in cold weather - < 5C. If you wear them leaving the house, they'll be ok. Take them off outside, let your hands chill, wear them again, and found my hands don't warm up. Hands remained cold - however, didn't seem to get colder. To be expected given they are fairly thin? They do look ok :)