HIKEMAN Motorcycle Gloves for Men and Women, Full Finger and Half Finger Hard Knuckle Gloves For Motorbike ATV Riding Camping Hiking Climbing Cycling Iumbering Heavy Industry

One of the main reason I bought this glove is because I thought that actually I can use my phone wearing this glove as you’re advertising saying very clearly touching function to thumb, middle finger and index finger you can touch your phone screen sensitivity and quickly and more convenient to use. Well!! that’s a lie because I cannot do none of that and I am very disappointed with your wrong description about this glove. Why no just be honest about the products you’re selling and stop adding things that doesn’t match the description of this product. 😡🤨

Bought for airsoft - already have a pair of the fingerless gloves which have held up pretty well - with the colder, wetter weather on the way, thought it was time to get the full ones.Perfectly fine to start off with - comfortable and seemed pretty tough. All well until I lit my first pyro of the day - a spark from the fuse hit the glove and melted straight through, leaving a blob of melted material on my finger and sizeable hold in my new gloves. Hardly suitable for heavy industry, shooting or "lumbering"As someone else mentioned - the colour (on the tan ones at least) runs massively. Not too bad on my hands but chucked them in the wash with the rest of my kit after the game and 90% of the dye bled out.Finally, just I've added a single star for the "touch screen" rating: product doesn't state it does this, and I didn't buy it for that reason, but they don't work at all in that respect.

I purchased these "tactical" gloves for use when playing airsoft. Unfortunately I had to send them back after using them three times. The reasons being: the rubber on the thumb started to wear away very quickly from holding my gun, the stitching (or material) started to come away at the base of the thumb, and they stained my fingers green when my hands started to sweat.If you want them as fashion gloves, they'll probably be okay (unless you get them wet). But if you're thinking of using them for outdoor activities; then you may want to keep looking.Maybe I was just unlucky and got a dodgy pair?

I have a problem: I can't wear gloves as my hands are oddly wide but with not too long fingers, so, gloves that cover the tip of my finger either get too tight in the wide sense or too loose in the finger tips. Those gloves were perfect for what I needed: cycling without losing the sense on the finger tips. (PS: my hands are quite hot too, so, I never get a cold hand, which means I can't tell you if your fingertips will freeze or not as my hands don't get frozen never ever).

Gloves initially felt of decent quality. Unfortunately within a couple of months of moderate use they have proven to be poorly made. Seams have split and opened up. Literally coming apart. After a month of trying, still not received replacement from seller so can't comment if substandard quality is a one off or not. Best to avoid product is my recommendation.

The gloves were bought as a present, Used the gloves 8 times commuting to and from work 20 minutes each way, so after 80 minutes 4 days commuting the stitches have failed.Have used similar gloves previously no issues, even on long tours without issues, so very dissapointed with this current product.

Purchased for urbexing and climbing (before lockdown) would 100% recommend, I will be purchasing more. Fit like a glove (pun intended) comfortable. The stitching is very good quality alongside the materials used. Decent velcro grip.

Whilst I like these Gloves and they were ideally priced and comfy for my needs. What I was really looking for was a pair with a hard knuckle area for knocking on doors (I'm a courier). The knuckles were just not hard enough so I ended up gluing a washer to the knuckle.