KastKingSan Rafael Fishing Gloves, UPF 50 Sun Protection 1/2 Fingerless Gloves Quick-Dry, Extended Cuff UV Protection Gloves for Outdoor, Kayaking, Rowing, Paddling, Canoeing, Hunting

These gloves feel nice and the fabric has a nice stretch to fit. I wish they came in some more patterns but I'm happy with them.

Really nice light pair of sun protection gloves. Nice traction palms. Wouldn't use them for serious hauling etc, but for sun protection fishing they're great.

When I tried them on they actually feel amazing. Has a leather feel around the patches and will protect your hand from getting scuffed up and poked by the fins of a fish. Very soft feel and very comfortable to wear and perfect finger exposure for delicate work with hooks and fishing line. I Would recommend them

The fit, look and comfort of these new sunblock fishing gloves is unparalleled. I love how they cover my wrists too!

First these are good looking and you don't know you are wearing gloves. My dermatologist is all over me about protecting my skin fishing and these protect my hands, but with exposed fingers I can still tie knots.They are reinforced in the palm area which help me to pull line snags. The fitting chart is accurate and you want them to fit snugly as they do stretch. A great value for $20

These are sleek comfortable and dare I say they fit…like a glove! Highly recommend for sunny days out on the water!

Short fingers allow for selective use of stripping guides for fly fishing.

These are some pretty decent UV fishing gloves. You'll want a reasonably snug fit so that you will have a decent grip while fishing. The size guide was correct. I normally get gloves in a Large, but according to the size quide I was near the top end of the Medium range and the very bottom of Large. I ordered Medium and that provided me with a comfortably snug fit. These gloves do have a good bit of stretch, so I'm glad I went with the smaller size. Large would probably have been a bit loose for me. These gloves have gripping material on parts of the palm and fingers. There is just enough to get the job done. I tested with both baitcaster reels where you may palm the reel, and spinning reels where you mostly grip the rod. The grip was secure for both. I like the extended cuff because I've had some that were shorter and you had to make sure your shirt sleeves or sun sleeves were pulled down enough to not leave your wrist areas exposed. The gloves are lightweight and breathe well, so wearing all day in hot weather is a non-issue.