BionicMen's Stablegrip 1.0 White Golf Glove

It was I gift for my boyfriend and he love it

Fits snug but relaxes with use.

If you have very large hands, you know how hard it is to find “off the rack” golf gloves that perform. I have purchased XXL gloves that couldn’t make it through an 18-hole round without ripping. The situation was so bad for me that I had five dozen custom made gloves made for me.Now that I’m down to the last few of those custom gloves, I decided to see what was now available. That’s when I found the XXXL Bionic gloves and ordered one to try.Even though it initially was snug, the glove was so well made that it eventually conformed to my large hands. The grip they provide is incredible, and the construction is so much more robust than conventional gloves.Yes, they are about twice as expensive as regular gloves, but they easily outlast conventional gloves (maybe 2-4 times). A price of $20-$25 would make Bionic gloves an even better value.Better fit, better grip, better durability; what’s not to like? I highly recommend this product.

This glove is the "perfect glove". It encompasses what any amateur golfer or any professional golfer would desire: comfort, breathability, feel, control, grip, sweat-wicking, and most importantly, quality. So many gloves today feel cheaply made, where you can easily distinguish the artificial leather claiming to be "genuine" from the once common real leather gloves. The stable grip glove is the black sheep in that category.I am a golfer who likes to grip the club slightly tighter than the rest, but I'm still a controlled golfer, with a 6 handicap. I have been using a bionic glove since I was shooting in the 100s! Yes, I think this glove changes your grip slightly to help you better swing the club. It's an added bonus! Anyway, this glove is perfect because my fingers blister constantly. Playing in the summer heat, with a glove no thicker than a few slices of paper, makes blisters inevitable. This glove changed that. I can proudly say that in the two years I've used this glove, I have yet to experience a blister. Yes, that is the SAME glove for all two years. The glove is padded around each knuckle giving you the perfect amount of comfort, but It's not too padded. I don't feel as if I lose any grip or control of the club as a result of the added padding. There is a channel of padding down the palm which only increases grip. I never blistered across my palm, but that pad has actually increased my grip of the club, giving me a more fluid swing.Durability. I don't even know where to begin with this glove. As I mentioned before, I used the same glove for almost two years, with little signs of wear. It was surprising how well this glove held up, especially because I was sweating profusely regularly in the 90 degree summer heat. The moisture was no obstacle to the glove's performance. It continued to perform at a superior level even when soaked. The glove didn't ever lose its grip. I would've continued using that same glove, had I not lost it. The durability of this glove trumps any other glove in the market by a long shot.All in all, I think this is a glove for any type of golfer. The price point makes it a steal, because honestly, you're not going to find a glove as nice as this one, it's quality is unmatchable. It's a glove perfect for amateurs who don't want to ripen their hands with blisters, or any golfer who plays so much golf that blisters form occasionally. I will never play another brand of glove.

I don't get out on the course nearly as much as I would like, but I do practice regularly. As such I go through a fair amount of golf gloves. It's not the biggest deal in the world, but I recently started looking for something a little more durable that would stand up to the number of swings I take. I've tried some of the bigger named brands and wasn't overly impressed especially given the price. I mean it's a golf glove, I could really care less who makes it. I don't even really care all that much about how it looks. Again, it's a golf glove. You've seen one, you've kind of seen them all. So, the criteria for me then becomes about feel and durability.I've recently had some success experimenting with taking a lighter grip. I'm not sure why it hadn't occurred to me earlier, but I've recently realized that I was white knuckling the club. I eased up a lot and all of a sudden I started to see better results. So, when I came across this glove I figured I had to give it a try. I'm happy to report that although this glove may take a little getting used to given the padding I really like it. My gloves usually tend to wear on the right side of my palm and depending on the glove, they can go pretty quickly. I looked at this one and while there was some wear, given the extra padding I think it's holding up very nicely and think it will most definitely last longer than your average glove.One caveat you should be aware of if you are thinking of purchasing:These gloves are much thicker than your average golf glove. If you prefer a thinner glove, then you may not like this one. I would suggest looking into an offering from MG Golf (https://www.amazon.com/MG-Golf/b/ref=w_bl_hsx_s_sp_web_9542361011?ie=UTF8&node=9542361011&field-lbr_brands_browse-bin=MG+Golf). These are still my favorite golf gloves when considering feel and price. Durability with the MG gloves is average to slightly above average IMO, but the feel is amazing.I will update this review once I've had a little more time with the glove, but so far so good.

Fits like... well... a well-made glove!Good bye, blisters! Hello to a great grip!