Ironclad Console Gaming Gloves

These gloves are an excellent addition to my toolkit as it pertains to gaming. I work In construction, so my hands are what pay my bills. I also have a lot of experience wearing gloves, so I know what I like. Just know, if you're buying these gloves for anything but gaming, remove them from your cart right now. They're not the kind of gloves you want to wear if you're digging a ditch, they're just not that rugged. However, if you want your hands to feel amazing while getting your grind on, read on. Firstly: sizing I typically wear an XL glove. I have no doubt that XL gloves in this brand would do me justice. However, knowing what I do about using a smartphone while wearing gloves, I went a size smaller. A size smaller also had the added benefit of additional compression for my achy hands. Next: touchscreen I have yet to hit a wrong key with these gloves on. Even as I type this review. Going a size smaller allows for me to hit the virtual keys on my phone with complete accuracy. Comfort I love the padding in all the right places. The fingers fit snugly, but not too snug, even being a size smaller. Next is warmth Not really a factor. But they do keep the perspiration off my controller. This ensures that I never fumble it at the worst possible moment. The only real problem I have is that the thumb is a bit tight. But again, I did order them a size smaller. All in all, phenomenal product. I will be buying again. Hopefully this company remakes this glove with compression in mind one day. P.s. if you decide to go a size small, make sure to break the gloves in on a game that doesn't matter to you, not in the midst of a big tournament.

I was skeptical - but these gloves are legit. They are well built, with leather and various breathable material on top. I ordered the mediums - my hand was a little over 3 inches wide, however I wish I had ordered a size smaller. The only thing I think they could possible improve is adding more texture to the grip, it is pretty slick. Edit: After less than 2 weeks the finger ripped. I don’t have the box anymore to return.

I needed a pair of gloves for my PS4 because my hands sweat easily, making it difficult to hold the controllers. The first pair I bought were all nylon with no grip, and they were so slick, it was no better than not wearing anything. With this pair, I've had a much better time gripping the controller without the uncomfortable slipping. I got the XL size, based on the chart. They are very snug, to the point I wonder if I shouldn't have gotten XXL. They have frayed a bit over the past few months, but are more or less intact. I do wish they had a rubberized grip on the inside of the hands, just for that extra stability.

I like these gloves, I do. I want to like them more but just can't. I mean, the stitching and materials are great. The thin leather allows buttons to still feel tactile. The velcro strap straps the glove up nicely. I bought a medium and the fingers fit perfectly. I use an AimController that has paddles on the back and pressing them feels good too in these gloves. But the thumb... The inflexible suede on the top of the thumb, and the stubbiness of the thumb makes it really uncomfortable to bend my thumb. So when I'm moving the thumbstick down-right sometimes I feel like I'm fighting against the glove and it's really uncomfortable. If they used the same stretchy yellow material as what's on the backside of the fingers or even the black stretchy material that's over the pinky these would have been so easy to recommend and easily 5 stars. I've been using these for about 3 weeks thinking that I just need to break them in but its not that. It's the inflexible material there on the top of the thumb. It kills the whole thing. I've been going back and forth between these and the Americ Empire gaming gloves and find myself gravitating more to the Americ Empire gloves instead. Even though I like the build quality and design of these ironclads more. Please IronClad, make a second version of these gloves that has that nice flexible material on the top-side of the thumb as well, like the other fingers. I would forever be grateful.

Darn gloves were terrible.. too thick and super tight can't even move my joy stick properly.. smh .. I had to chop off the fingers & all the fabric around the backside of my palm. Even then I never use them .. probably just gonna throw him away ..

These gloves were purchased for use by my high school aged gamer. He uses them for play on his X-box. They are well-fitting and comfortable and a "precision fit" as described by Ironclad. They provide good sensory feel of the gaming controller and enhance his play on various games such as Destiny. Highly recommend!

Last a long time.Great use for long gaming sessions.

I started by using the size chart which, after measuring my hand, said I was a large. I could barely get it into my hand, but the finger length was too short for me to be able to open my hand all the way. I returned it for the XL, which is what I normally wear, and still had the same problem. Not just that, but I expected a nonslip surface to keep the controller in my hands, which it does the exact opposite. So, even if the finger length was longer, I would not buy this product because it makes it harder to hold the controller, tougher to keep your thumbs on the sticks, and more difficult to feel for the buttons. I don't know why this would be considered useful for gaming. It's a waste of money

Fit well, look great, impressive moisture control, and excellent dexterity for full-fingered gloves.

Box was unsealed, gloves unsecured inside so they had been returned. The size was way off normal standards of sizing, they were ridiculously small. Went straight in the bin.

Update: after playing for just half an hour my pinky went numb. I also noticed that some fingers work better than others on touch screens. Based on the measurements I got a medium but the back of the box says I'm a large. The gloves are very tight to put on but after I get them on the fingers are snug without any excess fabric at the end. The thumbs have a seam right where my thumb meets my fingernail. I don't know why they did this, because every other finger has the touch-sensitive fabric wrap over the finger with the seam closer to the base of my fingernails. The thumb's seam and tightness mean it's uncomfortable to tap with the tip of my finger, but I think they'll get less tight over time. The other fingers all have good range of motion and the gloves work well with touch screens.

The inner seam digs into your hands making gaming quite uncomfortable, the grip and it’s texture didn’t work all that well. Holding the controllers was also quite awkward.