Good ones that have enough tactile feedback for switchgear/buttons, easy on & off, abrasion protection, air flow, etc properly balanced will not be BIFL. Oils from your hands will get them funky and eventually break down the glove. For leather I’d find a nice handmade set. I’ve seen craftsmen set up booths at rallies like Biketoberfest/Daytona Bike Week or Sturgis. For a textile glove, I love my Alpinestars vapors but I rarely ride. All my bikes are garage queens and I am lazy

My father-in-law’s dad was supposed to drive one year but already promised the missus that he was done. Lots of pics & memorabilia around including laughable-by-today’s-standards “safety gear.” Definitely a wild era of open wheel