Kangaroo Leather Driving Glove
These kangaroo slip-on gloves are suggested as your finest driving gloves. They are made from a thin lightweight kangaroo glove leather, tanned by Packer Leather in Australia, and available as a very thin leather. These gloves give protection to the skin with minimal loss in sensitivity of touch, guarding against abrasion, and inhibiting development of calluses while maintaining finger sensitivity. Unlined. Made in USA.
Do you live outside the US? Due to strict US export regulations, we are only able to ship kangaroo leather products outside the US by adhering to the US Fish and Wildlife Service export inspection procedures.
These kangaroo slip-on gloves are suggested as your finest driving gloves. They are made from a thin lightweight kangaroo glove leather, tanned by Packer Leather in Australia, and available as a very thin leather. These gloves give protection to the skin with minimal loss in sensitivity of touch, guarding against abrasion, and inhibiting development of calluses while maintaining finger sensitivity. Unlined. Made in USA.
Do you live outside the US? Due to strict US export regulations, we are only able to ship kangaroo leather products outside the US by adhering to the US Fish and Wildlife Service export inspection procedures.
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Glove Sizing
Your glove size is the measurement in inches around the palm of your hand. If you are right-handed, measure your right hand. If you are left-handed, measure your left hand. Most of the Geier Gloves we sell are offered in sizes 6½ through 12, by half sizes (no size 11½). Measurement around Palm (inches) 6.5 7 7.5 8 8.5 9 9.5 10 10.5 11 12 Glove Size 6½ 7 7½ 8 8½ 9 9½ 10 10½ 11 12 Geier Mitten Size S M L XL Measurement around Palm (inches) Glove Size Geier Mitten Size 6.5 6½ 7 7 S 7.5 7½ 8 8 8.5 8½ 9 9 M 9.5 9½ 10 10 L 10.5 10½ 11 11 XL 12 12 -
More Info
The Geier gloves we carry are made in the Gunn pattern, in full-grain leather. The seams along the fingers are at the back to provide longer wear, leaving a smooth surface where the fingers apply stress. There is a seam on the inside at the base of the two central fingers. Except on the lightweight gloves, welts are used on the seams of the thumb and base of fingers to protect the seams from wear. The thumb is the stick-out or wing pattern, for easy thumb movement.
Leather gloves in normal use require little care. Gloves which are normally kept dry will pick up enough natural oils from the skin to keep them supple. If they do become wet, and somewhat stiff after drying, they will soon soften with wearing.
After some period of use, especially a soaking, most leather will benefit from a good leather dressing. All Geier Gloves can be made more water resistant by applying Pecard Leather Dressing. The full grain western chrome tanned finish leather of the Deer and Elkskin gloves give a particularly exceptional grip on tools and reins known as a "Western Drag". Since this dressing leaves a slightly waxy surface, it will alter the Western drag characteristic. For this reason we suggest you test the dressing on the back of a glove to evaluate the change. The dressing will darken light leather somewhat.
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Kangaroo Leather
Kangaroo leather is strong, dense, wears well, and does not stiffen after being wet. It is available as a very thin leather, which will protect the skin with minimal loss of touch. Kangaroo has over three times the abrasion resistance and the tear strength of deerskin. We suggest these gloves for when you want the finest in driving, riding, and supple work gloves.
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