High quality and best filling gloves I have ever bought!

When I purchased, made my order, there was no notification stating a delay in manufacturing or an alert about a slow or delayed shipping too 5 weeks to receive

I’ll send a review when I get them

Thumb and index fingertips pick up my phone fine at gas stops, and the short cuff tucks right under my jacket sleeve. Deerskin is light.

Been riding a Heritage Classic about twenty years and every pair of gloves I've owned left a ridge across my palm on long days. The Haymakers have that folded, double-stitched palm seam and I just don't feel it anymore. The deerskin is lighter than the cowhide I was used to but it's held up through a few wet mornings so far. Short cuff with the elastic wrist is easy to get on and off at gas stops. Sized up one from my usual and the fit came out right.

I ride a Softail most days and my last few gloves all left a pressure line across my palm by hour two. The Haymakers fold and double-stitch that palm seam flat, and I noticed the difference on my first long run. The deerskin is a lot lighter than the cowhide I was used to, and the waxed thread looks like it can take a beating. Touchscreen fingertips work fine when I stop for gas and need to check directions. Elastic wrist keeps the short cuff snug under my jacket sleeve. Black only, which suits me, and they've been on every ride since I got them.

The name fits. These are tough gloves. The super welted construction is obvious and it adds real structure to the glove. Deerskin keeps things comfortable inside.

The Haymakers aren't for everyone — they're a biker's glove with substance. The fat welt stitching makes them look serious. Took a ride or two before the leather really softened up but now they're extremely comfortable.

Look up what a super welted seam is and then look at these gloves. They deliver exactly that. Durable and distinctive.

I work with leather as a hobby — I make belts and small goods. The quality and construction on these Haymakers is something I notice right away. The fat welt is done cleanly with even tension across all the seams. American deerskin is the right choice for a glove like this — it has natural grip texture and it conforms to the hand with wear. I've had them for about four months and they're just getting better. These will last years.

When I put these on the first time I understood what they were going for. The welt stitching, the deerskin, the short wrist — it's a classic biker glove executed at a level you don't see from the big brands. I ride a '74 Ironhead and these match the era perfectly but they're obviously modern quality.

The fat welted seams give are excellent , feel that held up on a long weekend ride. Thank you Legendary,

Thick where it counts and soft where it matters. The welting feels solid.

The fat welt stitching stands out compared to anything else on the market. Grip is confident and the deerskin feels great. These look the part and ride the part.

I've worn a lot of gloves. Cheap ones, expensive ones, everything in between. The Haymakers are something different. The super welted seams remind me of a quality work boot — the kind that lasts years. Deerskin softness combined with that heavy construction is a pairing I haven't seen before. I ride an older Shovelhead and these suit the old-school vibe perfectly.

These are built heavy — the welt stitching adds real thickness to the seams. That means a little break-in time before the gloves fully flex with your hands. After about five rides they felt natural and now I love them.

I'd been looking at a few different biker gloves and kept coming back to the Haymakers because of that welt. I've seen it on boots but not gloves. It's a detail that makes these look and feel like real riding equipment. The American deerskin inside is soft and grippy. I've worn them in everything from 50-degree mornings to 90-degree afternoons and they perform well in both conditions. The short wrist design is clean and practical.

These feel more substantial than my last pair. The welting adds a bit of protection, the deerskin still molds to your hand after a couple rides, and the stitching looks heavy duty. Built to last from what I can tell.

The name fits. These are tough gloves. The super welted construction is obvious and it adds real structure to the glove. Deerskin keeps things comfortable inside.

I've never seen welt stitching this thick and prominent on a motorcycle glove. It's not just decorative — you can feel the reinforcement when you're gripping the bars. These are built for people who actually ride.

Well made but stiffer than I expected out of the box, and the break-in took a while for me.

Solid build all around. They are a touch heavier than a plain glove and needed a short break-in.

My search for the perfect glove is over because these are it! I should’ve bought these a long time ago… go off the size chart and you should be golden!

Lost my first pair, love them so much that I will probably only wear the haymakers going forward. the deerskin they use is incredible. Def recommend

The best ever tbh these arrived conditioned and fit perfectly

I have only been wearing them for a week now, but they are breaking in so nice and I really love the look and the secure feeling I have when I'm ripping. 5 stars for sure.

All my boys were rocking these….ordered them… arrived quickly… absolutely love them. I will be back for more styles soon.

A lot of guys been saying great things about these haymakers and I can confirm they are not only well made, great leather, but they are super responsive and I love the touchscreen function as well. Definitely be back to buy more. Customer for life now.

The haymakers are no joke my favorite gloves. got them last week and the deerskin is incredible. highly recommend. btw Kimberly was super helpful. thx Legendary.

Super comfortable pair that looks amazing. The wrist is completely free in these gloves. Fit is perfect.