Outdoor Research Overlord Short Gloves

These are my favorite gloves that I own. They feel great, are very durable and get more comfortable the more I wear them. For me though, it was more about fit. I have weird, large hands and struggle to find gloves that fit correctly. These fit me well so it was worth it to me to pay $100 for them because I have easily spent that much on various other cheaper gloves trying to find good ones. That beign said, even I would never pay $160 for them. That's absolutely ridiculous.On a side note, the sizing on these gloves seems way off on the large size. I am 6'8" and wear XXL on all gloves (including my OR Ironsight gloves), but the XXL's of these were so big they were falling off my hand so I had to return them and get XL's. Why OR would have their sizing differ so drastically within their own brand is beyond me, but I guess it is great for people with ridiculously big Wookie hands because they now have a pair of gloves that will fit. They're probably willing to pay $160 for them too.

These gloves are awesome. They’re really light, and they break in really easily. The only complaint I have is that the thumbs are long. I don’t know if it’s me, or the glove, but my thumbs don’t like to reach the tips like my other fingers. Lol. But they’re awesome other than that. Would recommend

Outstanding gloves, will buy more!!!

Bought XL, could barely get my hand in, then the fingers were way too long. Gloves ripped second day of use.

quality item far over priced

The media could not be loaded.  These gloves are 5 star gloves... IF you have the need for a legit fire resistant glove that allows for good weapons manipulation. But due to the hefty price, I give them a solid 4 stars. You can check out the video review of them I did.

Best gloves I've ever had for general purpose protection of hands from nicks and cuts while retaining excellent dexterity for operating small machinery. Made of fire retardant material topped with leather for strength.Just keep in mind that they're general purpose. Not going to be useful for specialized applications like rappelling, doesn't offer great impact protection (it's just leather), and not great at warming hands in very cold temperatures. But in being able to operate small switches and levers, it beats out products from Mechanix and Oakley.Only real problem...that is a LOT of money to be spending on work gloves.

It's hard to find a glove that will hold up to a combat environment and this one does a pretty good job. All the stitching is strong, the leather Parma started to wear but they did far better than gloves from mechanics, black hawk, and Oakley that I've owned.