PRIME SPORTS Retro Leather Crochet Cycling Gloves - Classic Tan

I've been riding bikes for longer than I care to admit. As a teenager I had a set of crochet gloves from somewhere deep in Italy. Like many European imports from "back in the day," with use they developed a feel -- and dare I say, smell — that I've tried to rediscover for years. These are the closest I've found.What I like: Super comfortable. I grew up knowing that right fit means you can get away with minimal padding. These do the job admirably. The leather doesn't bleed on my hands, the crochet work is sturdy yet soft, and the gloves fit like, well, a glove.What I don't like: Two minor nits. the gloves are stiff for the first hundred miles or so, and difficult to take off. I tried the old trick of loops of thin ribbon between index/middle and ring/little finger holes. After a while, they were not necessary, and the gloves donned and doffed just fine. The second nit is probably a personal issue. The velcro film for the "hook" part of the Velcro fastener dug into my wrist. I trimmed about a millimeter back after 200 miles, and have had no further issues.What I wish were different: I've washed the gloves once, in warm water and dish soap. The leather did just fine, but the crochet is no longer cream white. I'll chalk that up to the patina of use.Bottom line: If you are a Gen-X cyclist, read "Tales from the Bike Shop" in paperback, appreciate how fast Alfredo Binda straps made you feel, or refuse to sell your first steel racing bike, you know you need these.

I've got about 50 miles in on these gloves right now and I think they're great. The padding is excellent and comfortable, the knit top keeps me warm but not too hot, they can be tricky to take off initially but just grab the knit section and they slide right off.Getting lots of compliments and "where did you get those" kind of comments in a short time. Hopefully they'll last a long time!

I wear XL gloves. These run small and are tight on my hands making them very difficult to remove. However they are of very high quality and bargain priced. The leather is soft and the stitching in the gloves is very consistent. I wish they were a little larger. If you can get a size to fit, I don’t think that you will go wrong with these excellent gloves.

Fit perfect, work perfect. I cut off the strap because they are more comfortable.

I bought my first pair of leather/crocheted riding gloves almost 50 years ago (and didn't pay much more for them then!). Thick leather provides plenty of cushion, crocheted backs are well made, lengthy velcro ensures a good fit.... They do take a little work to get off, though; tabs on fingers might have made the process a little easier but am assuming this will get easier over time.

Really like these gloves for all types of cycling. Great for the hot summer time. Good padding. Honest price.

Overall, the gloves look very nice and are comfortable. And, they are leather as advertised. However, it appears the leather has a thin film of synthetic material glued to the exposed surfaces to make them look nice and for color consistency. I have leather hand grips on my bicycle and when using these gloves my hands easily slip and slide on the grips. Upon investigation, the leather does in fact physically touch your hands, but the synthetic material covering the leather makes them too slick to use safely.I don't recommend. Two stars for nice looking and using leather as advertised.

There is so much beautiful and amazing love here that the great Ziggie Zug Zug want to try these!!👈🤩👉 But its probably more important to blipper the astonishingly vast ploober with GOBS of hot steaming googie!! 🤜😳🤛 Surely the wicky wacky will be cohippulated!!