Maxdot Sun Gloves for Women UV Protection Fingerless Non Slip Sunscreen Driving Gloves for Summer Outdoor

I bought these because they were cheaper than some others and tbh I wasted my money completely. When they came in the mail I thought... how is this going to prevent any UV? They’re so thin & I can see holes in the fabric?SO I got to searching. Turns out, cotton material of light color (these) provide on average 7, yes SEVEN SPF lol. Seven.. haha...Your best bet is synthetic materials like polyester etc. Do your research! Apparently denim is also a good choice, because of its tightly woven nature.Anyway, UV protection is serious & I live where it is extremely sunny year round, so I will chalk this up to a learning experience.Also, if this was helpful click the helpful button!

So this item is great. First let me say, my hands are bigger than average. From the bottom of my palm, to the tip of my middle finger, it's 7 inches. My palms are about 3+ inches across. I know right!!! Anywho...everyone on here is talking about how loose these are, but for me, they're perfect.Looking at the fabric, i think these might shrink in the wash, which I kinda hope they do for all our sakes. The quality is just fine. I wouldn't have minded if the fingers were a touch longer, but then again we're talking about my massive hand size. Haha. Ok stop.

Whenever you decide that protecting your hands from sun damage sustained by driving, you need gloves like these. There are many to chose from but I liked the flesh colored ones with the open finger tips. These gloves are very lightweight and have a cut small polka dot design. They hit my fingers right below the nails so everything else is covered. There are tiny grip dots on the inside to keep your hands from slipping on the steering wheel. For me, they fit just right. Snug enough to be comfortable and large enough for very easy on and off. I keep them in the console between the seats so there are always within easy reach and therefore get used every time I daytime drive. If you pay attention to how much sun actually hits your hands, you will realize these are important.

They fit well, they look nice, and are comfortable. I really like them. However, the entire point of these gloves is UV protection. There is a line of mesh that allows sunlight to hit a strip of skin between the thumb and pointer finger. I was aiming to fully protect the top of my hands and these missed the mark.

I like these sunblock gloves it’s lightweight and breathable which is good for summer. I didn’t feel that my hand hot and sweaty in a hot sunny weather, but it’s a little loose on my wrist area, it’s better to be tight like a band on this area.

There is no tag indicating the UV protection, neither the brand MAXDOT, no brand at all in the gloves or in the bag. Makes me worry about the sunblock protection. Cheap sewing details: hems are very poor, threads everywhere.

I like these gloves for driving because they're comfortable and washable. There's good grip on the steering wheel, and my hands do not sweat using these gloves. This is the second pair I've bought (lost the others). There have been other car-related things which occurred and these gloves came in very handy. The gloves are a tan-ish color and blend in well with my skin color, so it's not so obvious that I'm driving with gloves. Sometimes use when hiking and using poles.

I purchased this product to wear one of them on my left hand while playing pickleball outside. I wear a pickleball glove on my right hand already. I like that the fingers are longer and only about one inch of my fingers are left showing. I will probably wear them while hiking too. I normally wear a sun shirt and my hands are much darker than my arms and I don’t like the way it looks. The sun ages your skin too. The glove look well made and I hope they last a long time!

And they wash well

Too thin for any sunblock

I’ve found them wonderful for protecting my hands from the hot Australian sun.