The ifrothgolf review
A premium all-leather golf glove built from thin AAA-grade Cabretta, aimed at players who want maximum feel and connection to the grip. It sits a notch below the headline leather gloves on price while using broadly the same materials.
What's great
The leather is genuinely soft and thin, so you feel the grip rather than a barrier between hand and club, and a fresh one moulds to your hand within a few holes. The perforation keeps it cooler than you expect in summer, the wristband closure is secure without digging in, and the fit runs true across the size range. For the money it punches well above its price, you are getting tour-level Cabretta for a few pounds less than the obvious rivals.
Worth knowing
It is premium leather, which means it behaves like premium leather: it does not love rain, it goes stiff and shiny once it gets soaked and dried, and it simply will not last as long as a synthetic. Expect to rotate a couple and replace them through a heavy season. This is a dry-weather, feel-first glove, not a winter workhorse, and humid sweaty hands will wear the palm faster. Sizing is fairly snug, so if you are between sizes consider the larger one.
The verdict
If you play in fair weather and care about feel, this is one of the best-value leather gloves out there, near the premium benchmarks for noticeably less. Keep it dry, rotate two, and replace as needed. Bad-weather players should look at a synthetic or all-weather glove instead.
The full record
- Material
- tour-grade AAA Cabretta leather, around 0.45mm
- Features
- engineered perforation for breathability; contoured moisture-wicking wristband; antimicrobial treatment; stretch-fit tab adjustment
- Fit
- sizes S to XL; runs fairly snug, consider the larger size if between
- Weather
- dry-weather, feel-first glove; does not love rain, goes stiff and shiny once soaked and dried
- Durability notes
- will not last as long as a synthetic; rotate a couple and replace through a heavy season
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