An extremely painful dissappointment
I should have figured it out based on the picture of these gloves on the website, but the length of all the fingers on these gloves is the same. Not only are they all the same, they are all shorter than my fingers, and my fingers are not extraordinarily long. Also the seam joining the two middle fingers is bulky and tight, making my finger joints feel as though they are in vise grips. A pair of ordinary gloves would have the middle finger longer than the others, so there is no way these gloves can be used in their present condition by anyone with normal sized fingers. Also, both gloves are covered in splotches of stinking while mold. The gloves are long as advertised, and of heavy leather, but if I cannot get them on and/or my knuckles are feeling tortured, they are next to useless to me. When I called the company to discuss the issue of the poor fit, it was suggested that I could sell them to recover the money I spent on them. How could I with any conscience at all compel someone to pay me for something that would be as much a discomfort for them as they are for me, if not more so? These gloves are not made to American garment standards, nor are they made with the anatomy of the human hand in mind. Not American human hands, anyway. I don’t know if in the country where they are made the people’s fingers are all the same length, but NorthLineExpress is advertising them to the American market and the
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