TD303 Stealth Ultra Thin Leather Gloves, by Tough Gloves

This set is my fourth pair. Buy them one size smaller than normal. Go slow putting them on the first time to allow for stretch. I wait on trying to snap them. I get them on with my fingers fully inserted (tip to web). I then get them wet under cool water and ware them for a little while. Once they feel like a form fit I snap them and wet them again under hot water. Ware them for a while and let them mostly dry. Slather some balm on them, take them off, and hang them to dry. I then spray them with Kiwi rain protector. When all is done they should feel like tight latex gloves with excellent tactile performance.Note: I do not recommend trimming the inner and outer hems because the leather is super thin and soft. You will risk seam rips if you cut too close. Never the less I do trim mine before the first fitting. Either way you should always take your time putting them on and taking them off to avoid ripping them. BTW... They are not work gloves!P.S. The Tough Glove Gauntlets are nice too. I ware white cotton gloves under them for insulation.

These replaced a pair of WHEELSKINS, and are perhaps their direct opposite -- the WHEELSKINS are a fairly thick, heavy, but comfortable driving gloves, where these are thin, light, and still very comfortable. These gloves give unparalleled tactile sensation when driving, and are so thin and conforming that you can sign with a pen or pick up a coin with them on. They are, by design, a very tight fit, and in my case, where my right hand is a tad larger than the left, for the first few times it was a bit of a struggle to get the right glove on [another time, I think I would order a size larger], and in any case, these are not 'slip-on' gloves -- you do have to work your hands into them.That said, I have been driving with gloves for over half-a-century, and these are by far the best driving gloves I have ever owned -- well worth the money.

I tried 3 different types of driving gloves and the found these. By this point I wasn't sure I would be able to find the right pair. I am a make, and have relatively small hands, though not skinny hands. Every pair I tried were either too long in the fingers or too tight in the fingers. These were perfect. They are thin but not flimsy. Tight at first but quickly stretch perfectly to conform to your hand. And you can use a smart phone with them. They are truly like a second skin. Thumbs, and fingers all up for these.

What I love about the gloves is that they're ultra-thin, ultra-light, and are made from high-quality material. Unfortunately I needed a half size, as the 8s fit great around the hand but were too long in the finger, and the 7s were great in the finger but too short in the hand. Same with the Tough Gloves Men's Ultra Thin Patrol-X Cabretta gloves - http://www.amazon.com/Tough-Gloves-Patrol-X-Cabretta-unlined/dp/B004J0C9T2/ref=cts_ap_1_fbt. Would have loved to keep them, but I just can't justify spending that much money on anything other than a perfect fit.

these gloves take second skin to a level i dint know you could get gloves to fit. Super tight and soft to the point where they stretch to conform to your hand. May at first appear small then wear them a bit and they are your hands pick up a dime, light a lighter. These glove are never in the way.Not for yard work or hard core abuse but they are great for every day not wanting skin contact things, driving , shooting, or picking up tooth picks for no reason but that you can wearing these.

Great fit, feels like I'm wearing breathable latex gloves. For how thin they are, I am amazed at the durability.

Fit perfectly. Tight, flexible, thin, exactly what I wanted.

Order one size up.