Kirkland gloves

[timd77]

How does everyone else get on with these?

I bought a 4 pack a few months ago and love the feel of them, nice and soft. However, I’m not finding they last very long. I’ve been struggling with a slice lately and felt that my grip was slipping a bit ‘in the palm’ rather than fingers, made a real concerted effort to keep it in the fingers, but to no avail.

It’s almost as if the glove has gone baggy and so moves around too much. Used a brand new glove today and it was night and day, felt solid and no issues around grip.

Anyone else found this? Any budget recommendations for an alternative cabretta glove?

 

[Jensen]

I’ve been using them for well over a year now, not had any problems. Fantastic glove with great feel and grip.
I have noticed that the odd one I’ve worn for a long time does get a bit baggy. But that is few and far between.
For the price and the material they can’t be beat

 

[timd77]

I’ve been using them for well over a year now, not had any problems. Fantastic glove with great feel and grip.
I have noticed that the odd one I’ve worn for a long time does get a bit baggy. But that is few and far between.
For the price and the material they can’t be beat

How often do you change them?

 

[Imurg]

The problem with gloves is not normally the gloves
Some people are harder on gloves than others
Grip pressure makes a difference as does the texture of the grip on your club.
A corded grip is going to wear a glove quicker, especially if your hands move a touch during the swing.
Taking them off and putting them on 40+ times a round may not help and keeping them on all the time may not help either.
I thinkmits best to find a glove that works for you're situation and stick to it.

 

[Redtraveller]

Similar to others I’ve had no problems, I think they are very good. I get wear patches in certain places but that’s on me. I wear my gloves into the ground and for £24 for 4 gloves I really should swap them more often