Golf gloves

[chershey]

On 6/13/2019 at 9:28 AM, chershey said:

The new Kirkland gloves have become my new go to glove. They are really comfortable, with a thin, but grippy material that allows me to feel the club really well. Durability has been great so far as well. Not bad for how cheap they sell them for.

So, while I was initially impressed, I have noticed that these gloves don't last as long in high humidity. They also seem to stretch out after time. I may need to look at some other options.

[cnosil]

So, while I was initially impressed, I have noticed that these gloves don't last as long in high humidity. They also seem to stretch out after time. I may need to look at some other options.

I don’t find many gloves that can survive high humidity. I use rain gloves during the summer since they are designed to be wet.

[StrokerAce]

On 3/24/2019 at 4:07 PM, PMookie said:

Gloves cost WAY too much. With the heat and humidity here, I go through around 10 gloves every summer, so it costs me a TON to keep gloves around. My old hook-up online store closed, so no more access to gloves at $6. $20 is just too much for a glove. I think I may try the Master Grip ones, but no matter which I buy, I need all Cabrera leather as ANY little bit of synthetic makes my hands even hotter and sweat more.

I’d really like to hear from folks in hot-humid places that use rain gloves. Curious if those would be a good route to go.

 

 

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Picked this up on Amazon a week ago and it's great!

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M3SN812/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

For 10 bucks it can't be beat....and it won best value performance glove for 2019 - https://mygolfspy.com/best-performance-gloves-of-2019/

[StrokerAce]

1 hour ago, chershey said:

So, while I was initially impressed, I have noticed that these gloves don't last as long in high humidity. They also seem to stretch out after time. I may need to look at some other options.

Agree!  They come in a 5 pack for a reason, I suppose.  But since they're so inexpensive I don't feel bad if it doesn't last too long...

[PMookie]

Picked this up on Amazon a week ago and it's great!

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M3SN812/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
For 10 bucks it can't be beat....and it won best value performance glove for 2019 - https://mygolfspy.com/best-performance-gloves-of-2019/

Synthetic leather is hotter than cabretta, and gets slippery, so I don’t buy them. Thanks though!
I used MG grips yesterday and they’re awesome! I’m going to be sticking with those!


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[DaisyGolfsHub]

Currently, I am using MG Gloves. I am very satisfied with it. Before that I was using Zero Friction. They were good too. But I like to try new thinks, so I am thinking about trying  Bionic Stablegrip golf gloves next.

You can get more ideas here.

Edited August 11, 2019 by DaisyGolfsHub

[archieadams]

3 hours ago, DaisyGolfsHub said:

Currently, I am using MG Gloves. I am very satisfied with it. Before that I was using Zero Friction. They were good too. But I like to try new thinks, so I am thinking about trying  Bionic Stablegrip golf gloves next.

I've been using the Zero Friction gloves. I really like them and they hold up really well.

[Fake Carl Spackler]

I just switched from the FJ WeatherSof to the Contour FLX.  I love the soft feel of the StaSof, but they never seem to hold up for me especially in high humidity, the WeatherSof was cheap and durable.  So far after a couple summer months, FLX has held up well, fits me perfectly, and is pretty close to the feel of the StaSof, at least to me.

[silver & black]

Who makes a glove that has a shorter thumb? I'm tired of a 1/2" sticking past my thumb.

[MomoMan83]

On 7/28/2019 at 8:40 PM, DaisyGolfsHub said:

Currently, I am using MG Gloves. I am very satisfied with it. Before that I was using Zero Friction. They were good too. But I like to try new thinks, so I am thinking about trying  Bionic Stablegrip golf gloves next.

I have been using the Bionic Stablegrip almost since I started playing two years ago and I love them, very comfortable and I love the all black look and the support from the special pads.  

 

On 8/3/2019 at 1:04 AM, Fake Carl Spackler said:

I just switched from the FJ WeatherSof to the Contour FLX.  I love the soft feel of the StaSof, but they never seem to hold up for me especially in high humidity, the WeatherSof was cheap and durable.  So far after a couple summer months, FLX has held up well, fits me perfectly, and is pretty close to the feel of the StaSof, at least to me.

I just recently tried the FLX, and it is just about the softest most comfortable glove I have worn so far.  I'm not ready to bench the Bionic yet, but it is a very close 2nd.  

[Fake Carl Spackler]

3 hours ago, MomoMan83 said:

I just recently tried the FLX, and it is just about the softest most comfortable glove I have worn so far.  I'm not ready to bench the Bionic yet, but it is a very close 2nd.  

I agree, I was pleasantly surprised.  FJ have long been the most consistently well fitted gloves for me, so I'm going to stick with them for the foreseeable future.  Soon after my first round with the FLX I ordered a 6 pack of them, which made the cost per glove very competitive, about $13.

[808nation]

The new Kirkland gloves have become my new go to glove. They are really comfortable, with a thin, but grippy material that allows me to feel the club really well. Durability has been great so far as well. Not bad for how cheap they sell them for.

Can't beat the price, I purchased 2 sets of the Kirkland gloves 4 for $20. Love the feel as you do but noticed they are really soft and maybe too soft or maybe me coming from duo synthetic and cabretta I wasn't used to wearing such soft gloves because I couldn't afford premium gloves. Being too soft, it did not keep its shape and deformed after about 4-5 rounds, so I would need to stretch it out. That is the only con for me, will continue to use the rest and see if this issue continues.

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[MomoMan83]

I agree, I was pleasantly surprised.  FJ have long been the most consistently well fitted gloves for me, so I'm going to stick with them for the foreseeable future.  Soon after my first round with the FLX I ordered a 6 pack of them, which made the cost per glove very competitive, about $13.

Good price for such a good quality glove. Even $15 a piece on Amazon isn't too bad. I may have to get a couple more as backups.

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[BADFanBoi Scotty]

Oh my goodness. Always bought the synthetic gloves, being significantly cheaper. Then I forgot mine, ended up buying a Cabramatta leather by Bridgestone... Nearly through out all my non-wet weather synthetics straight then and there. Huge difference in feel and comfort!