Ask a golfer what they want in a glove and they’ll give you one word: feel. For decades the answer has been the same leather — hair sheep. It’s also the leather at the heart of our two new riding gloves. Here’s why.
Nimble enough for fine work. Tough enough for the trail.
Hair sheep is prized for its dexterity and a second-skin fit — the ability to grip light, read the bars, and forget there’s anything between your hand and the grip at all. That’s why it’s the leather behind a great golf glove.
But here’s what most people don’t know: it’s tough. High tensile strength packed into a thin, supple hide — the rare leather that’s nimble enough for fine work and strong enough to take a season of dirt, sweat, and grip. It breathes, stays cool, and the more you wear it, the more it molds to your hand. Leather that breaks in, not down.
“The rare leather that’s nimble enough for fine work and strong enough to take a season of dirt, sweat, and grip.”
We tan it ourselves.
We don’t pull this leather off a shelf. We tan our own, so we control how it’s built and how it breaks in. Then it’s handsewn, with care, by our factory partners in Pakistan — the same people who’ve sewn every TRUCK glove for the better part of a decade.
Two models. Built to disappear on your hands.
Pull-on — clean, fast, no fuss.
Hook-and-loop — dial in the fit.
Both with conductive thumb and index fingertips, so your phone, GPS, or watch stays in reach without peeling a glove off.
The kind of glove you put on and forget. That’s the whole point.
Coming This Summer
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