Bionic Men's Stablegrip 1.0 White Golf Glove

This glove is the "perfect glove". It encompasses what any amateur golfer or any professional golfer would desire: comfort, breathability, feel, control, grip, sweat-wicking, and most importantly, quality. So many gloves today feel cheaply made, where you can easily distinguish the artificial leather claiming to be "genuine" from the once common real leather gloves. The stable grip glove is the black sheep in that category.I am a golfer who likes to grip the club slightly tighter than the rest, but I'm still a controlled golfer, with a 6 handicap. I have been using a bionic glove since I was shooting in the 100s! Yes, I think this glove changes your grip slightly to help you better swing the club. It's an added bonus! Anyway, this glove is perfect because my fingers blister constantly. Playing in the summer heat, with a glove no thicker than a few slices of paper, makes blisters inevitable. This glove changed that. I can proudly say that in the two years I've used this glove, I have yet to experience a blister. Yes, that is the SAME glove for all two years. The glove is padded around each knuckle giving you the perfect amount of comfort, but It's not too padded. I don't feel as if I lose any grip or control of the club as a result of the added padding. There is a channel of padding down the palm which only increases grip. I never blistered across my palm, but that pad has actually increased my grip of the club, giving me a more fluid swing.Durability. I don't even know where to begin with this glove. As I mentioned before, I used the same glove for almost two years, with little signs of wear. It was surprising how well this glove held up, especially because I was sweating profusely regularly in the 90 degree summer heat. The moisture was no obstacle to the glove's performance. It continued to perform at a superior level even when soaked. The glove didn't ever lose its grip. I would've continued using that same glove, had I not lost it. The durability of this glove trumps any other glove in the market by a long shot.All in all, I think this is a glove for any type of golfer. The price point makes it a steal, because honestly, you're not going to find a glove as nice as this one, it's quality is unmatchable. It's a glove perfect for amateurs who don't want to ripen their hands with blisters, or any golfer who plays so much golf that blisters form occasionally. I will never play another brand of glove.

I don't get out on the course nearly as much as I would like, but I do practice regularly. As such I go through a fair amount of golf gloves. It's not the biggest deal in the world, but I recently started looking for something a little more durable that would stand up to the number of swings I take. I've tried some of the bigger named brands and wasn't overly impressed especially given the price. I mean it's a golf glove, I could really care less who makes it. I don't even really care all that much about how it looks. Again, it's a golf glove. You've seen one, you've kind of seen them all. So, the criteria for me then becomes about feel and durability.I've recently had some success experimenting with taking a lighter grip. I'm not sure why it hadn't occurred to me earlier, but I've recently realized that I was white knuckling the club. I eased up a lot and all of a sudden I started to see better results. So, when I came across this glove I figured I had to give it a try. I'm happy to report that although this glove may take a little getting used to given the padding I really like it. My gloves usually tend to wear on the right side of my palm and depending on the glove, they can go pretty quickly. I looked at this one and while there was some wear, given the extra padding I think it's holding up very nicely and think it will most definitely last longer than your average glove.One caveat you should be aware of if you are thinking of purchasing:These gloves are much thicker than your average golf glove. If you prefer a thinner glove, then you may not like this one. I would suggest looking into an offering from MG Golf (https://www.amazon.com/MG-Golf/b/ref=w_bl_hsx_s_sp_web_9542361011?ie=UTF8&node=9542361011&field-lbr_brands_browse-bin=MG+Golf). These are still my favorite golf gloves when considering feel and price. Durability with the MG gloves is average to slightly above average IMO, but the feel is amazing.I will update this review once I've had a little more time with the glove, but so far so good.

I use my StableGrip gloves for the driving range, on the course I use a single Bionic ReliefGrip glove.On the range I always hit a large bucket (approximately 110 balls), I hit at last 3 times a week, many weeks up to 5 times, and I knock off the bucket in less than 45 minutes. If I don't wear gloves on both hands I'll get blisters because I go that hard at the range. I sweat through the lower portion of both gloves every time I hit balls in the summer, they take a beating.The gloves pictured have been in use for the last 8 weeks, there is no physical damage to the right hand glove. The left glove has a small tear on the thumb seam and is worn out where the end of my clubs rub it which is more my issue. They are dirty from a combination of sweat and club grip, but I will hit with them again tonight after work.I've read some reviews saying these gloves aren't as durable as advertised and I would dispute that. My best guess is that the gloves in use are sized incorrectly for the hand (mine are Medium Large) or the person(s) are causing issues themselves with how they swing their clubs. As I noted the big hole on my left glove (I'm right handed as a golfer) is because I tend to grip my clubs too high.Prior to buying these gloves 3 years ago I used all of the popular brands, none of them were wearable longer than 3 weeks with the rate at which I hit golf balls. As I mentioned I've also switched to a Bionic glove now when I'm on the course, these are the longest lasting gloves I've found.

Had a previous version of this glove for 1.5 years before a whole on the side of the palm developed - amazing result for a golf glove, e.g. my Nike glove had a tear after 6 months or even less.Very pleased with the looks and build quality - genuine leather, padding is reasonably thick but due to the construction of the glove, it gives you (in my opinion) a better feel for the grip. It works as though extra padding fills in the gaps that are created between the fingers joints areas and the club grip itself. I personally like it a lot.It's more of a mid-season / winter glove, probably a bit too hot for summer - I bought a Performance Grip for this following a review I read here.I washed my older version Stable Grip a few times with no loss of quality although on the last occasion I washed it with soap and dried on a radiator - so the leather became a bit overdried but it got fine in the end.Overall, my only issue with this glove (If I can call this an issue) is that it would be even better if it had a magnetic ball marker like FJ gloves. Otherwise I love this glove, and it's my second Stable Grip and third glove from Bionic brand

I've written quite a few reviews for the Bionic golf golf so to cap it, I wouldn't buy any other glove very comfortable best padding on a golf gloves I've ever had, brilliant. The only problem it does last to long sale especially when you use it every day, IF you play as many times as I do you will find they will give you a good use for a month, I think they are top class brilliant glove as I say I wouldn't buy any other glove, the only other problem haha I can't get enough of them.

I love these gloves. I only buy these now. They seem to last much longer than other gloves. I assume because the glove gets you into a better grip position so you're not wearing it out so much as other gloves seem to do. My last one lasted 6 months of twice weekly golf and got so dirty the leather stopped being so grippy so I retired it in favour of a new one. I also think they fit more comfortably. They seem to have stretch panels in all the right places so the gloves don't need as much 'wearing in' as others.

These gloves have been an essential item for my golf for some time now. I occasionally have arthritis in my finger joints, and these cushioned gloves really minimise any pain due to impact. They are extremely comfortable, very hard-wearing (they last me at least 4 times as long as the cabretta gloves I'd otherwise buy), and good value. Several golfing friends agree, and seek out Bionic gloves whenever they can. A pair serves well as winter motoring gloves, too.I've been disappointed recently that the manufacturers seem to have stopped including a ball-mark popper. These gloves did include the ball-markers (maybe old stock?) so, extra satisfied! .....

I love bionic golf gloves because they are padded on the joints etc which not only give a better grip but mean they last much longer than normal gloves. I reckon I get about 2-3 times the wear compared to a standard glove. Worth the extra cost.Of course, they do wear out eventually. Mine always go across the bottom of the palm and my index finger tip goes through the finger end well before the grip are wears out.