Magpul Patrol Glove 2.0 Lightweight Tactical Leather Gloves

Pro’s: - Easy to get on and off - Padded knuckles feel supportive and protective against minor impact - Breathable, and comfortable. (Sometimes I forget I’m wearing them) - Holding up well so far. I keep them folded in my pocket while at work and not using. However I use them for about 4-5 hours a day. (I’ll update review when they inevitably start to get more wear and tear.) Con’s: - Material is fraying at the seams (see video) - Leather material on fingertips slides to the side not providing ideal protection (would be better if the full finger was the pleather material to prevent this) - Leather material feels stronger than others I’ve seen, but I feel these gloves wouldn’t hold up very well against sharp objects, knives, needles, etc. - Does not work well at all on touch screens

I've used other gloves + these Magpul gloves are above and beyond. They're thin and stretchy which gives a very good feel through the gloves. When using these for their intended use, you'll be able to have a good feel for what you're picking out of your dump pouch, belt, or wherever you store what you're working with. It doesn't interfere with your sense of touch much at all - which is awesome. The palms of the gloves are covered with soft grippy leather - which is perfect for holding a hot part - say, when you're doing a weak hand load - you definitely won't burn your strong hand with these. These are fitted/stretch gloves with a great fit. Magpul has a sizing chart which is very accurate. Be sure to measure your hand as instructed and order the right size for a perfect fit. The only downside, which is more of a note, is that there isn't touchscreen compatibility. This is probably is a good thing since you don't want to use your phone while working OR get contaminants on your mobile device. Put the phone down and pay attention to what you're doing! These are awesome gloves and if you're in the market for this type of glove: you will love these.

I have went through a few other brands of tactical gloves. I did not like them and they did not last very long. I shoot Trap weekly and practice 2x a week. They do good in cooler temps, not for colder temps. I love how they fit, no velcro or straps to worry about. All around great glove.

As long as you follow the size chart and measure your hand they fit like, well, patrol gloves. Tight, flexible, minimal loss of dexterity. They seem to be robustly put together, and the knuckle padding is just right, thick enough to protect but thin enough to remain dexterous and be comfy. As for durability, will update this and let y’all know when the first hole wears in. Update 7/4/2022 a hole has appeared, punctured at the stitching on the back of an index finger. To be clear it was hard usage and not normal wear that caused this. Do with this information what you will.

I measured and my hand circumference was 7.5 which should be a medium it’s really on the max of a small so I got the medium and it was too big. These gloves really stretch to conform to your hand so that’s something to think about. The small fits my hand perfect. Fingers are a little long still but I have teeny tiny hands so I expected it

Purely because of the durability, they get one star. These were a waste of $50. Within just a few minutes of use, they fabric was pilling and within a couple hours, the seams were ripping. They're comfy and fit well and the goat skin leather is really nice and strong. They help grip and keep things stable. But the stitching ruins the value of it. You might as well use some nitrile gloves stuffed with paper towels, because they'll last just as long.

Great knuckle protection. Very comfortable and its not very bulky or heavy at all. The leather is similar to a pair of batting gloves for baseball. If you can afford these gloves, I think they would be great for protection from small repetitive tasks or field work.

Surprisingly good shooting gloves. Happy I bought them. Would buy again.