KincoUnlined Buffalo Leather Work Gloves, (81)

I bought these to use outdoors in the winter in Colorado. The gloves were quite large, which is good, as they were not nearly as heavy as I expected from "bison leather". I added a synthetic glove liner, for which there was room, and they are now as warm as I had expected them to be - without the liner. They are an artificial orange color, and do not have the sturdy weight of other bison leather products I own, so somewhat disappointing. Still, they have not fallen apart, and I am using them. I guess you get what you pay for.

Great quality product, unclear why it would be white, look dirty in about 5 seconds as soon as you start working on anything. Still feel good and function great, but look worse than other gloves that are dark to start with.White for work gloves?

Described that you get 2. Since gloves come as a pair it would be assumed that it meant 2 pair. Unfortunately it means 2 gloves. Description needs to be clarified. Other than that the gloves are fine and are as described.

Like!! very durable

Very durable and comfortable

Good quality comfortable and so far lasting product.It will definitely stain your hands yellow if you sweat in them or any liquid gets in.Other than that it is top notch.

Its a pair of goatskin leather gloves. They fit, they work, and being goatskin they are supple enough, tough enough, and work as expected. I use mine for when I ride my motorcycle. Being a lighter color, they add a bit of visibility, are not nearly as hot in the summer. These are reasonably well made. Will likely buy again for a spare pair and for other work where gloves are required. I am an older man, so gloves are tools in my opinion, not a fashion statement. So all the fancy-ass stuff on many so called work gloves to make them "look tough" or whatever just add expense, get in my way, and don't improve on what the tool is supposed to do. Protect your hands.

Outside of making a custom glove myself, this is as close to perfection as it gets. I have a pair for doing yard work and construction. I have a pair for driving and working leather. They fit tight enough that you can get your keys out of your pocket. They are thick enough to handle masonry work. They are comfortable and breathable enough to practically sleep in them. You can soak them and shrink them to perfection. They are dye-free. It seems that the stitching is not polyesyester, thank God, because I am allergic.I wish the finger stitching wasn't right at the fingernail, I wish it were back at the knuckle. I wish the thumbs were shorter: I've tried L and XL and both times, the thumb was absurdly long, couldn't get it down to size even after multiple shrinks.I would pay $35 for a pair of these any day.

Very comfortable