FootJoy Men's WeatherSof 2-Pack Golf Glove Review: Solid pick for all-weather play

Buying golf gloves can be a bit of a gamble. Some might promise you the world but barely last a season. I got my hands on the FootJoy Men's WeatherSof 2-Pack Golf Glove, and I've been giving it a fair test on the course.

These gloves are marketed as a solid choice for those who play in various weather conditions. Since I play golf rain or shine, I was curious to see if these gloves could live up to their claims.

After using them for a couple of weeks, I’ll share my thoughts on how well they perform and whether they’re worth your time and money. Spoiler: They held up pretty well.

In this review, I'll touch on design, comfort, and performance, among other things. Let's see if these gloves are as reliable as they say.

When it comes to value, the FootJoy Men's WeatherSof gloves offer a pretty solid deal. You get two gloves in one pack, which is handy if you’re an avid golfer or just prone to losing one.

Considering the durability and performance, the price is fair. I’ve tried pricier gloves that didn’t last as long, so this pack gives you good mileage. You’re essentially paying for quality that lasts, which is a good trade-off in my book.

The gloves are easy to clean as well. A simple spot clean keeps them looking fresh, which is low maintenance compared to some other gear that requires special care.

For the price point and what you get, I’d say these gloves are a good buy. They won’t break the bank, and they deliver decent performance.

At first glance, the design of the FootJoy Men's WeatherSof Golf Glove is pretty straightforward. It's a classic white glove with a standard look, nothing that screams innovation. But sometimes, simple is effective.

The glove is fitted with a PowerNet mesh across the back of the hand. This mesh is supposed to improve flexibility, and I noticed it did make the glove feel less restrictive during my swings. It's a nice touch, especially if you’re used to gloves that feel stiff after a few rounds.

The glove also features a ComforTab Closure. This means you can adjust the fit easily, and it stays secure. I found that it didn't come loose during play, which is something I've struggled with in other gloves. The adjustable tab makes it easy to get just the right tightness.

In short, while the design isn't groundbreaking, it's functional and does the job well. It’s the kind of glove you won't really think about once it's on, and that's exactly what you want.

Comfort-wise, these gloves get it right. From the first game, the fit was spot on. The size I picked (X-Large) was true to size, so if you’re on the fence about sizing, go with what you usually wear.

The FiberSof material is soft on the skin. I didn’t experience any chafing or discomfort, even during a long game. The glove contours to the hand nicely, and the added flexibility in the design meant I didn’t feel restricted.

The ventilation from the PowerNet mesh also contributes to comfort, especially on hot days. My hands didn’t overheat, which is a big plus since sweaty hands can ruin your grip and focus.

In terms of comfort, these gloves perform admirably. They’re not just something you wear for the sake of it; they genuinely add to the playing experience.

The FootJoy Men's WeatherSof glove is made from a combination of mesh and synthetic materials. These materials are designed to offer a balance between flexibility and durability. After a few rounds, I found that the synthetic parts of the glove showed minimal wear, which is a good sign for longevity.

The FiberSof MicroTac used in the glove enhances the grip, which is crucial during those crucial swings. I felt more confident handling my clubs, especially when the weather got a little dicey. The grip didn’t slip, and my hands didn't feel clammy despite the gloves being synthetic.

Breathability is another factor where the mesh comes into play. My hands weren’t sweating buckets, which is a relief. The mesh seems to do its job, letting air circulate without compromising the glove's structure.

Overall, the materials used in these gloves are a good mix for comfort and performance. They’re not the fanciest, but they won’t fall apart after a few uses either.

Performance is where the FootJoy WeatherSof gloves shine. During a damp morning game, I noticed the grip stayed consistent. The FiberSof MicroTac technology seems to do its job well, enhancing the grip where it’s needed most.

I put the gloves through a variety of conditions, from sunny days to a light drizzle. They held up under all conditions, which is key for a glove branded as 'WeatherSof'. Compared to some other gloves I’ve used, these didn’t get slick or lose their grip in wet conditions.

The gloves also have a decent lifespan. After a couple of weeks with multiple games each week, they show minimal signs of wear. This suggests they might just be a good investment for the longer term.

Overall, the performance is reliable. They’re not game-changing, but they provide what you need: a good grip, comfort, and longevity.