BerkleyFishing Gloves

Very good fitting suitable for fishing

The gloves are well made but seem very rough for catch and release fishing...

I was super excited to get these, but I realized they’re simply construction gloves with the Berkley logo stamped on it. You could probably get a decent pack of these down at a Home Depot type store for $15 or so dollars, rather than this singular pair for $5.I must say though, they are a good fit (a lot of people say they’re good for big hands, I have large hands and this proves to be true, so if you have tiny or small (ish) hands I would just go to a local store if possible)They’re pretty thin on the back, so don’t expect to use these for ice fishing. Although, this does make them very flexible and finger movement is pretty decent.

Bought these so i could keep hold of slippery fish when taking the hook out. No help at all. There was no additional grip and fish slipped, hooked me instead. Not fun. Threw them out. Lesson learned. I use neoprene dive gloves instead. No slime and no slipping. Maybe I'm using them for some unintended purpose (?) but thought they were marketed as fishing gloves. hmm

I like these Berkley fishing gloves. They provide a good grip when holding fish and help to avoid fish smell on your hands.The only problem I have with these gloves is the ONE SIZE Fits ALL. I normally wear a mens medium glove size and found these Berkley gloves to be way too large. Even though they fit loosely they still work.Based on the loose fit I wouldn't buy them again however if you have LARGE Hands you should be really satisfied with these.

My son pinched these gloves off me for his weight training every day! I dont get to see them.. they are very durable for weight training, the grip is amazing, oh well.. I will have to buty some more, pity this company does not make shoes!