Foot Joy "Rain Grip". Sizes to fit anyone, 20.00 per pair so their affordable and last me 2x longer than the Bob Allen "Shotgunner" gloves which cost the same 20.00 per pair....

I need something thin for double triggers. Would the Foot Joy Rain Grip work?

they need to offer those in larger sizes than they do...

seems like they like to stop one size smaller than what I need.

I like the Giro DND gloves.

I don't like to wear gloves, mentally I miss the feel of the wood/metal in my hands, but if I am practicing by myself I wear one on my front hand because the barrels get so damn hot. Also, I wear them in the winter when it gets so cold I can't feel the wood/steel. I have a pair of Mac Wet gloves, they are shooting gloves made in England, I bought them off Amazon and they have been great. They get slightly tacky when wet so that helps and the biggest feature is that have infinitely more sizes than just s/m/l/xl. Go to their website and print off a sizing chart to know exactly what size to get.

I personally use these https://www.macwet.com/climatec-long-cuff-gloves/ for range days and rough/walk up shooting, in the warmer days no gloves. Thin enough to feel the trigger, could have done with hand warmers at last Sundays shoot though down to about 0c with the wind

Like OneOunce said, golf gloves on sale. I typically buy them at Walmart and stock up when they have my size-ML. Most stores do not stock many right handed golf gloves. I think I paid about $13 for a pair. I can usually get about one season, maybe a little less. Aside from gun handling, it's nice to have them when hull diving at the sporting clay stations.
Tom

My gloves are an old pair of fingerless 50s Army Surplus wool gloves. I wear them in the winter so that I can keep my palms warm but still feel the trigger normally.

Yep, what he said. I do feel like I get a better grip with gloves but just as important to me is that I really don't like touching gun metal with my bare hands.