Black Diamond Dirt Bag Glove - Men's for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides

Sizing is way off. I usually take L-XL in gloves - due to long fingers. I ordered XL and they were too short and way too tight in hand and fingers.

Got these gloves primarily for biking in the winter when my hands are frozen to the handlebars. They have worked great and were a great addition to some winter backpacking trips as well. The knit part of the gloves are great for tucking into your jacket sleeves.

Was looking for something with more dexterity than Kincos. Tried the Flylow Ridge but could not get the sizing right for my hands. These delivered significantly better dexterity. $20 work of improved dexterity? Probably. Used the provided Nikwax; I'm sure they would be great with snoseal as well. Were perfectly warm for me through the mid teens, which is all I need them to do. Very pleased and would recommend.

Have used these on a couple tours this season and they are great. They keep my hands dry and warm. i usually wear a large and they fit true to size.

These gloves are very comfortable and they look stunning. Definitely a must this winter season. Sizing might be a little difficult but I generally wear a medium and they fit great.

I bought these for light outdoor work . They are comfortable and warm. I also prefer the "under the sleeve" stretch knit cuff compared to other styles I had in the past. Time will tell how well the knit cuff holds, but the leather strap adds nice strength for pulling on the gloves.

I was pretty skeptical when the ski industry caught on to the work glove trend a few years ago and started marking ski gloves that looked like work gloves, but weren't actually work gloves, and cost 4x as much as a pair at the hardware store. Happy to say my skepticism was unfounded, at least as far as these work glove knockoffs are concerned.. These keep all the durability and simplicity of a work glove, but the fit and construction are considerably improved over what you'd pick up at your local Ace. The design of the glove is much more anatomical than an actual work glove and the dexterity is notably improved, particularly the gusseted thumb design This means you'll be able to keep these on to zip your jacket and rip your skins, keeping your hands warm and happy. The liner is also nicer than what you find on a typical work glove and doesn't seem like it will get sweated out/packed out as quickly. Like most good leather gloves, these don't have a waterproof membrane, but will have excellent water resistance and breath ability once broken in and conditioned properly. Thankfully, these come with a little packet of leather conditioner and waterproofer so you don't have to buy your own.