Guide Gear Men's Leather Gloves Black LARGE

I ride motorcycles nearly everyday, often times in rainy weather. Deerskin leather is the only way to go due to it's recover-ability once they dry. Cowhide gloves most often have to be thrown away after getting wet due to shrinkage, Deerskin doesn't. I have been buying Guide Gear gloves for many years due to reliability, price & most of all the suppleness.

I love unlined deerskin gloves for bird hunting, driving and most outdoor activities. I like to be able to feel the safety and trigger. These are soft and pliable, they protect your hands from cuts and scratches without feeling bulky. I have bought lots of this type of glove ( for some reason I lose the left glove a lot?) and these are as good as they get. I like the black ones best. I bought a pair of white ones and loved them for cutting wood and outdoor chores. I wore them out and just bought another pair. This time they are more of a funny yellow color. I have Never had any problem with the dye running or staining. Not waterproof but still very usable after they dry.