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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2023
I really like these gloves but the seam on the right glove is falling apart after 3 dives (2 months). I guess the manufacturer doesn’t back up the product as I called Amazon and they said nothing could be done. I am using it to catch sea urchin and don’t want to get poked as the spines break off into your hand if punctured. I would have bought it again if the manufacturer backed up the product. But I guess I’ll be looking for a different product the next time, one with better product support.
JP
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2023
First, these are not meant to be warm gloves - they are meant to protect your hands. I had a chance to use them digging out clams and pen mollusks and they worked great - no cuts from barnacles and no damage to the gloves. Just waiting for lobster season to open here in Florida...
JL
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2023
First impression is the gloves are nice. They have good padding and the material seems decent. The thread used for the stitching is thin so I’m not convinced it will hold up for a long time. I’ll update my review when I get a chance to put them to the test, but for now they seem pretty good compared to other gloves in the same price range and
Nocturnal Shopaholic
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2023
I got the L gloves for my husband without measuring his hand and that was a mistake. He really needs the XL. He’s not a fisherman nor diver, but he does work in construction which tears up his hands. Although the L is a little too snug, the gloves performed well when handling and bending metals and wires. They were actually more protective than his other construction gloves. Definitely worth considering a purchase for his crew.
Lancerman
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2023
I normally take an XL glove and the XL size here fits me well, just a bit tight in the fingers. Thats actually just fine because it allows a little more dexterity when fumbling with things underwater. I love the rubber protection on the back of the hand and fingers to protect your knuckles etc when you contact rough reef surfaces. The inner surface is also rubberized for gripping and protection. The bright colors will help if you drop a glove (providing you can reach it and not watch it spiraling into the depths).Its been too rough and cold on the west coast for my diving, but I'm confident that these gloves will provide more warmth than my old pair.
Patrick
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2023
My hands measure a little over 8" around, using the method described on the vendor chart in the Amazon product listing for these gloves. The size medium fits me just right. I am not using these for diving, but for ice fishing and (eventually this summer) sport fishing. My old fishing gloves are 10+ years old and getting pretty stiff. These gloves from Titiskin are a replacement.Here's my experience so far with these gloves:- They provide a degree of warmth while ice fishing, but not much. They're fine to use in my ice tent (which is warmer and out of the wind) and fine for short jaunts out to check my tip-ups. The rubberized side is chilly in even light wind.- The rubberized fingers and palms are grippy and great for handling wet gear and fish. The "rubberized armor" on the top side looks kinda cool. I'm ready to handle big, toothy northerns!- The stitching on the cuff of the gloves I received is yellow, not black. The product listing shows black stitching. This might be a sizing thing (maybe yellow is medium, black is large, etc.). The color is fine, just not what I expected.- The gloves have a good, snug fit. They feel great and are more flexible than my old fishing gloves (at least for now). We'll see how they hold up.- The rubberized armor and extra protection between the thumb and first finger are single-stitched onto the glove. That's consistent with the product photos, but as I'm now putting these gloves to use, I'm wishing they were double-stitched, especially at the current Amazon price (nearly $30).Are these gloves worth the price? Time will tell. Entry-level fishing gloves sell for $10-$20 at Bass Pro Shops or Fleet Farm; premium fish handling gloves sell in the ballpark of these Titiskin gloves, $30 or more. If these gloves feel as good at the end of this summer as they do right now and if the stitching holds up, then I'd say they're reasonably priced. For now, I think they're a 4-star product (not 5); I'll update as I get more use out of them.
Marc P
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2023
Use the gloves to clean the bottom of my boat…
mjh999
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2023
These gloves in XL fit my hands perfectly, although a little snug. Being snug is a good idea, as they shouldn't be coming off when used underwater.My goal was to use these for taking fish off, but sadly I've not caught anything yet to see how they work. I did wear them while using a knife (slicing vegetables) and they do seem to be cut resistant, as I all too frequently accidentally inflict damage on myself.Have a fishing trip coming up the first week of April and will post an updated review should I manage to actually catch something...
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