It would have to be quite a bit cooler before I would consider wearing any leather glove. Around here mesh is the way to go for a good 4 months out of the year. For that I only go with the nylon gloves. As much protection as leather? No, but when it is in the upper 90's to the 100's it is the only way to go. Really when I have to wear my mesh jacket, I also have to wear the mesh gloves, otherwise it is just too darn hot.

The deer tours are so comfortable in hot temps it is amazing, and when soaked they dry quick and are still soft as silk.

Yes they are bulky and thick in my opinion, and they are "race gauntlets" which has no use for me. If they work for you that is all that matters, but their price is still beyond outrageous. Not made in the USA either, so I feel even better giving my money to Lee Parks. I am very familiar with the gloves you mentioned, the Iron Pony is just down the road from me and has those exact gloves.

LOL!!!  OK... and the bike you ride is made where?   LOL!!!   

LOL!!!  OK... and the bike you ride is made where?   LOL!!!   

I try to buy made in USA whenever I can, but those American motorcycles are not an option. 

Too bad you don't have the humidity we do. I wear my GP Pros all the time. They are vented.

Maybe not as high but when it is at 70 percent it is still pretty darn uncomfortable. At the same time some folks are willing to put up with being more uncomfortable than others which sounds like you. While those GO Pros will provide better coverage, I guarantee that my Fieldsheer TI2 are much cooler.

Sorry, still think they were misrepresented, in pics and info, still waiting for credit. Why quit riding because some gloves I bought were for use around the farm? They aren't bike gloves. Fine, call them farm gloves for use on the farm not general use on bikes.  Went to Iron Pony in OH, bought the exact same glove I've had for 10 years, Olympia perforated gels, thinner, less gel in the palm. I don't like them either, but of all I've tried they are the best.