Love the gloves, blew out one of the hooks that holds them almost immediately, really only use the gloves to drive my truck right now with it being winter where I'm at, so a little disappointing on that. Glove material is a soft leather and very thin so tactile touch is very good in them. They would be 5 star if the wrist hook didn't come undone maybe 3rd time wearing them. Fit and finish on the glove is great, hot water and working them breaks them in a bit more not that they need it at all, but rock climber hands really give you a meaty mit. No clue if the wrist loop is under warranty since they are pretty stringent on returns and such, looking through their info I don't think it is something I would bother with aside from something like this. No doubt these will be fine for working my firearms, I am able to get in and out of my pockets on Crye pants and the like no issues, able to open and close all zippers and Velcro pockets no problem. Tactile and reloading movement is good, feel is good through the leather. Def dig them.

I finished the break in process recently and the gloves fit very well. When I measured my hands before I ordered them I was in between sizes I opted to go on the larger end. The break in process really helped to fill in the gap but they're still a little large which is fine. I think it boils down to your preference, when I order another pair in the future I will probably opt for the smaller size. I cant stress enough how important the break in is! Definitely buy the heavy duty LP it is worth it, just be very light with it. The color change from the LP is awesome it gives it a deeper brown look.

Ive used the gloves several times now at the range they feel like the very thin mechanix gloves but will last way longer due to the material. If your someone who prefers the feel of thinner gloves but are tired of having to buy new ones every few months these are a good option. They do hold up to some heat, the biggest benefit I noticed is when shooting ARs or AKs that have rails with no heat shield usually your hands are cooking after the first mag or two these will keep you comfortable. I dont recommend grabbing a hot suppressor with them. I think they could hold up but in my opinion just bring a suppressor cover or something specific for that instead of risking burning leather. I think the style of these, but I'm hoping more color options will be available in the future.

These were fantastic gloves with almost everything I came to look for. With almost all other major glove brands opting for darker coyote brown goatskin these ECC kangaroo was a refreshing touch, the leather was easy to break-in and was super tactile. No doubt with K leather's unique strength these are going to last me a good while. My only gripe with these glove would be the index finger, it's sewn different from the rest of the four fingers and sometimes the excess material creates poking hotspots in the fingertip, I do wish it was a more wrap around design like the other three fingers.

I'll start by stating that for the size of the company and the quality they offer, these are priced fairly accurately. That being said, I'll go through the pros and cons:

Pros:

- Durability and construction: my job/normal every-day-living in the desert implies that I have to touch hot piping and abrasive materials. Granted I don't use these in place of proper safety gloves, I do have them on for just normal wear in case I have to handle something in a pinch. I haven't had them very long, but ive had them longer than the average lifespan of my regular 20 dollar mechanix gloves that I burn through pretty quickly. To be fair, I take care of these a lot better than the mechanix gloves, so that should be taken into consideration as well. Still impressive, not one stitch has come loose.

-Fits and feels like a driving glove: the break in procedure and overall materials make it feel great. They breathe well and they have decent dexterity. I'll likely get a new pair just for every day wear.

-they look pretty neat.

Cons:

- The sizing is odd: I'll start by saying that I have weird shaped hands. I had to order their longest size (which was about 3 or 4 mm shorter than my actual hand measurement, but figured it should be within their stretch allowance). I got them and the overall length was actually perfect, but the fingers were a bit too short, by a bit over 5mm. I went through the break in soak procedure which corrected it for the most part, but there's still about 1mm or so space…