Franklin SportsAdult Pickleball Gloves - Men's & Women's - Right & Left Hand - White

My favorite pickleball glove. I wear this all the time. Holds up well, and fits well.

Good for hot days. Keeps paddle from slipping in your hand

I play both pickleball and tennis and have never needed a glove until recently. I haven’t built up enough natural callouses yet, and I tend to get a blister the palm of my hand when I hit too much (especially tennis). I have seen people wear gloves playing pickleball, but I have never seen anyone wear a tennis glove, but that doesn’t bother me – better than living in pain. Feels and fits like a batting glove (if you’ve ever worn one of those) and seems to protect the hand.Gets pretty sweaty, but does help keep the hand dryer than without, especially in the Texas heat I live in. Hand wash to clean it, which is a pain, but fine…

The glove works well but have stained due to handle of pickleball paddle.

Great fitDry quicklyBetter gripDecent price

I bought this glove because during the winter I get cracked skin on my thumb playing a lot of pickleball. It is very comfortable and gives me a secure grip of the paddle. But after just a couple of days, it emits an odor that I don't care for. I probably should have looked at a cloth, no fingers glove vs leather. I may return it.

Love these gloves for Pickelball! I bought them to absorb sweat from my hands. They help immensely! I no longer have to wipe sweaty palms on my clothing. They are so comfortable I forget I have the gloves on.

When I first knew I needed a glove for pickleball due to sweat I was given a Franklin baseball glove. It worked very well for a long time. I then bought this and it is a disappointment. First, I did not see in the description what advantage the removal of the glove fingers was for, but for me it simply let my sweating fingers wet down the paddle grip and make it slippery. And yes, the leather seems to wick moisture as advertised but all that does is make the palm of the glove wet and therefor slippery to the paddle grip. The back of the baseball glove material was an open weave (little air holes) which this glove does not have and I assume makes my hand hotter and sweat more. I am not sure but I think the baseball glove was perhaps thicker leather that simply did not let sweat get from my hand to the grip. I'd rather have sweat inside the glove than allow it to get to the paddle grip. This glove may be a little better than nothing, but only one star's worth. A shame because it seems to be made well though I will not be finding out it's durability.