Downshift Men’s Leather Driving Gloves with Adjustable Strap (Unlined) Breathable Open Knuckle with Perforated Vents

Though these gloves do not have good to no touch screen compatibility, they are still the gloves to buy. And it's not all the time that the screen doesn't respond, but it is most of the time. That aside. I didn't see where they said they were "touch screen friendly". None of that bothers me at all. These are the best driving gloves I have ever owned. And the only ones I will buy. I've tried others. I tried one that said it was "screen friendly". Not true. But the Pratt and Hart are of really good quality. Comfortable. And a Velcro strap that you can adjust to your wrist size. Others have snaps. Fixed snaps. No adjusting. I bought a pair of new ones to go with my new car. I still have the previous two pair I have owned in the trunk of my car. They're not ready to throw out. They're still in good enough shape to keep for a spare pair, in case I forget my new ones in the house. I keep a pair there too, so I have a pair of gloves in case I have to do something to the car on a road trip. Don't bother buying any other driving gloves than Pratt and Hart.

I bought these for shooting at the range. I use only the right hand glove and it works nicely; grippy and no more "bite" marks between my thumb and forefinger...if you're firing a lot of rounds, it's a nice "cushion"... I would imagine that they're fine...for "driving"....as well, although I haven't tried them yet. The leather is soft, the stitching appears to be of very good quality. With only two color options, it didn't really matter...but I chose the dark brown, and it is ...dark.

When I first tried them on I was annoyed that I couldn't just slip them on, despite the "crumpled" texture shown in the picture on the back insinuating a stretchy band. I thought the velcro could be set up once, and left as-is because of that feature. I was wrong.Strike two is that the velcro is so poorly implemented, that the hooks part of the velcro scratches my wrists. It was quite annoying, but you could cut off the excess perhaps to stop that issue.The biggest deal breaker for me was that the gloves provide absolutely no traction on the steering wheel at all! That's one of the core purposes of driving gloves aside from comfort which they had already defeated with the velcro.So, these gloves do not serve any purpose whatsoever as far as I can tell. They're uncomfortable and slippery, so I'm returning mine.

Knuckle holes don't line up

Pros:High quality craftsmanship - overall stitching and fit are top notchHigh quality leather - comfortable inside, smooth outside. Great grip, Not too slippery or squeaky like some leathers.Sizing is accurate. I measured 8inchs around my palm and got a small. The fit is just right.Price is very reasonable for the quality of this product.Cons:Honestly, none that comes to mind.Am very pleased with these gloves.

I had these gloves before, I tore one and lost the other one, and missed having them while I drive. I should mention that I drive a school bus, not that I drive a lot of miles, but a lot of turns, and a lot of wheel handling. Also we have the air brake to deal with, and pulling it and pushing it at every stop takes its toll on your hand. These gloves, give my hands the protection I need, while being thin enough to be able to feel all of the various controls that I have to deal with. I prefer these, with the Velcro, as opposed to the snaps. They fit well, feel good, and look great.

I'm sure to many (My self included) the idea of Driving Gloves may seem silly at first, but after buying a beautiful used Jaguar with wood grain and leather steering wheel I thought to myself "I may as well keep this thing as clean as possible" with the added bonus of looking classy.These gloves are fantastic, not only do they help to keep oils from my skin off of the car, but they also add a tremendous amount of grip making it much easier to maintain handling be it on your daily commute to work, or a more 'spirited' drive on the weekend. If anyone who is looking at this drives stick, I absolutely reccomend these for the added grip. They also breathe very well, are form fitting (Not bulky) and tough. All in all I think they're a fantastic deal for the price. 5/5

I was very happy with these gloves. They were very comfortable, well made, and looked fantastic. though I was hoping they would last a little longer than two years. Of course their premature demise( there are large holes in the index fingers, and a huge hole in the left palm[DO NOT TURN THE WHEEL WITH YOUR PALM]) may be due to the fact that I wore them, A LOT. These gloves are made of sheepskin, not deerskin; so while it is a soft and comfortable material, it is not as durable and long suffering as deerskin. The sheepskin, however, provides excellent feel for driving. You might want to find a way to keep them clean and soft(moist?) or they will dry out and stiffen up. I wouldn't machine wash these as this could potentially wash out the dye over time. I really like these gloves, so I'll try being more careful with the next pair.