Bought these driving gloves for my husband. He loves them. Easy to hold the wheel and comofrtable

I almost didn't buy these after reading the reviews of people who said the leather dye stained their hands, but I thought "just try them and and see what you think". I'm happy to say I've had NO issues with the leather dye and I've ridden 3 times all on hot 90+ degree days for 90 minutes, 2 hours, and 4 hours. I think it really comes down to the alkaline of your skin and how much you sweet. I know from playing guitar my hands basically don't sweat as much as other people as guitar strings can last me 6 weeks. Likewise, I've handed my guitar to other people who play it for 10 minutes and there's gunk all over the strings. So really the leather dye issue all about the flora and fauna of your body. As for the look and feel of the gloves, they are much nicer and more expensive looking than I expected. And of course there are no issues with using your phone because you've got fingers. Would I wear them in colder weather? Probably not.

Accurate size fitment and very nice construction quality. Highly recommended.

I am a bus driver and needless to say with the constant turning of the steering wheel for 8 hrs it gets rough on the hands...that's where these excellent fingerless gloves come in...they are a bit pricey but the quality is impeccable...the fit is true to the description but you must follow the measurement guide...be advised that even with the right size they will feel snug because being leather they have to be broken in! This is the second pair I've owned and they look and feel great (I ordered the ones with the red stitching)..also being fingerless they won't make your hands sweat...be advised that some of the dye from the leather will rub off on your hands until they're broken in but it's not harmful and will wash off

I read the reviews, and did as recommended: rinsed them in cold water a few times and let them dry, and there wasn't really any dye bleed after the first or second wearing. Certainly no more than would be typical for any unlined leather gloves. These are comfortable, too, which you don't always find.

Another advantage of the rinse: the dye has a distinct scent I recall from my leatherworking class in Scouts, and rinsing removed that scent and left the much more pleasing scent of just leather.

I was worried the rinse might stiffen or dry out the leather, but it's fine. In a pinch, simple hand lotion will work to moisturize dried leather though, if you ever need it. It's made of skin, after all!