Simms

SolarFlex Guide Glove - Men's

Also great for hiking

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

These make great sun gloves for hiking. Mine have held up well for several multi day trips. The leather palms mean you can se trekking poles all day, clamber over rocks etc without problems. I found these run a little small, I wear a large with most brands but fit a medium with these.

Fell apart after 2-3weeks

My review title says it all. Both gloves started falling apart after 2-3 weeks of use. Given, I used them hard, guiding every day, rowing the boat etc. but they are literally called the guide glove, you would think they would hold up a little better.

Sun gloves

Have not used them yet but they are perfect fit and fingers are not to long

Great gloves!

This is my second pair of Simms guide gloves. I somehow lost the last pair, and they were great as well, so I went right back to Simms for another pair. I highly recommend these gloves.

Men’s SolarFlex Guide Glove

Bomber gloves, thicker palm leather than any other gloves, i row heavy boats so that’s important, they also have outlasted any of my other gloves.

Guide gloves

These gloves are great for sun protection. As a striper guide, these gloves give protection from gill plates and fish lips but still let you do a quick leader repair. Youre able to untangle line easily.

Favorite Tarpon Gloves

Needed something heavier duty for wrangling leaders as a saltwater guide. These gloves have a great balance between sun-gloves and heavy duty gloves and are my favorite for handling larger Salty species!

Creating memories every trip!

Comfortable and durable. Great for cooler days. My 2nd pair wont be my last 100%

Ms SolarFlex:registered: Guide

Bought these for Salt water fishing and the worked great/ The leather on the fingers work nicley for stripping guard.

Now an essential part of my kit

I bought these gloves for sun protection, but find myself using them for a lot more than that. I fish with them on cold mornings to take a little edge off my hands, and I keep them in my rain jacket, because when its wet, my hands get line burn if Im catching fish. I like how the fabric is smooth and doesnt get caught up with the hook, and theres zero issue tying knots. Theyre a little hard to get on, but I also dont notice them once I do. Cuffs go right over them with no issues whether its a jacket or a sun hoody. Fly fishing with gloves is always a bit of a drag, but Im going to keep fishing these until I have to go warmer. Even then, Im always going to try getting by with these first. I didnt realize how much use theyd get when I purchased them.