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I purchased these gloves for use in a manufacturing machine shop. It would be nice to not require more than 3-4 pair a year. The price seems right for the materials used. It is difficult to for me to consistently find gloves of this quality at local stores. For everyday use I am prepared to pay a reasonable premium for quality materials and workmanship, which these gloves represent. The leather, fabric lining, and stitching are nicely done. I was concerned about them being too hot, I don't like working with sweaty hands. The straitjacket gloves provided at work have fabric and rubber components, no liner, cause my hands to sweat, wrinkle, and fatigue which is a complete no-go. The lining for these gloves is more about cut protection than warmth. Some tack-welding/rearrangement and temporary handling of heated work is required and these perform well with temperatures ranging to 400F without discomfort. Medium size fits well. The lining and the leather fit well on my fingers as I can pick up screws, use hand tools, etc. without hand fatigue. I have had new gloves that never fit well with prolonged use. Some reviewers said the lining is too short. I have not experienced anything unusual about these and that would be a deal-breaker. As leather tends to draw and conform with use, the fit is actually improving and I am pleased with this. I don't misapply them for unintended applications or abuse them, and I dry and wipe them off with shop towels as required to extend their wear.

I don’t exactly know what these are made out of, or how the leather is bonded to the liner. Obviously leather outer, but when combined with the liner it makes them pretty much invincible. They are expensive, but they will last 5 times longer than a regular leather glove. Don’t let the liner scare you, I’m in south Texas, hot for 9 months a year. The liner wicks sweat and to some extent keeps your hands cooler and dryer than a regular sweat soaked leather glove. I weld, clear brush (all loaded with thorns), and do basically anything you would do normally with gloves. The one and only disadvantage of these is the leather will get torn up when working with barbed wire, almost like it peels off the gloves. The barbs won’t get you, but they do tear up the leather more so than a normal leather glove. I’ve also turned them inside out and washed them multiple times, which makes the leather very slick when it drys. But still, those mentioned problems are well beyond the normal service life of any other glove.

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After going through a half dozen pairs of gloves over time this is the brand I stuck with. Extremely durable, and for difficult farm work that's the single most important requirement. I have large hands and these fit perfectly.

I needed a new pair of work gloves for moderately cold temperatures in the winter and based on the positive reviews I decided to give these a shot. I carefully measured my hand and fingers per the size guide and it told me I was a "medium" (I usually wear "large" work gloves) so that's what I ordered, medium. Got them and they fit my hand part just fine but the fingers were a tad too short, enough to return them. I exchanged them for a "large" pair but the fingers are way too long. Not sure what's going on, I usually don't have sizing issues with work gloves but these are sized weird, for my hands anyway. I decided to keep the large pair and just live with it. Otherwise they are well made work gloves with moderate cold temp protection.

Great deal for money. Use Winter and this Spring. Tough yet cool to wear.

Best gloves I’ve ever owned. The leather is very pliable which keeps dexterity very good. No holes after one year of use, unlike other brands. Lining wicks moisture well. Heat resistance gives me confidence when tending campfires.

I work in the electrical field and my job had gloves similar to these years ago but they stopped buying them. I happened to have an old pair that I could grab some info off of and these were the first pair to pop up. I wanted something as comfortable as those for work at home and pulled the trigger on these. I'm glad I did. They feel amazing on the hands and the comfort is superior to almost every other glove I've used. I can't speak on how they'll last a year or more from now but for $28, I'll buy a pair every year and be happy about it.

I am issued these gloves from my fire department. I love them so much I bought a pair for work gloves in the bush. Cutting firewood, and general work type activities. They are excellent leather quality. Fit is great. Durable. The cut liner is comfortable and good peace of mind. They're the best work glove I've ever had. The price is quite reasonable.

I ordered these gloves not expecting much. I have purchased three other pairs by other manufacturers, and was not happy with any of them. Each barely lasted one year. One about three months. I only use the gloves when needed around the back yard. I don't do construction. We camp a lot. My wife and I went for the last week of August. I brought the gloves. They were great! Chopping wood, making feather-sticks, batoning wood, anything that needed doing. I even moved logs around in the fire all the time. The gloves are not fireproof, so I felt some heat after a few seconds, but they are not rated for high fire resistance. My hands were well protected. The gloves have yet to show any wear or seam rips. The fits is perfect for me. I wear size 8 gloves, so I ordered the medium size. They fit great. The lining is comfortable too. Obviously, I am a big fan of these gloves. They work very well. They fit properly. They are durable. Buy some!

The gloves are very well made. The leather is pretty soft the insulation is nice. The fit is exactly as the guidelines recommend. So far they are excellent but I haven't used them long. I hope they last as advertised Would highly recommend.

Utilisations multiples! Ils sont très polyvalents, personnellement je les porte autant pour de gros travaux (transporter du bois) que pour les sorties en ville. SUPER résistants et confortables. Excellent produit pour le prix!

So far I’ve bought five pairs of these gloves, and the first three pairs lasted about six months each, they were fantastic. They were comfortable, I had lots of dexterity, and wore out slow. Now the last two pairs I’ve bought have lasted maybe two months each. Seams keep ripping and I keep wearing holes through the finger tips. But what’s weird is it’s not my index or middle finger that’s wearing holes through them, it’s been the tip of my ring finger, which is not one that gets a lot of use like the other two. I’m not sure if the leather is thinner in those fingers or what but spending 40 dollars on a pair of gloves, I expect more than two months out of a pair. I hope the quality improves, otherwise I’m looking at other alternatives. These are comfy gloves I enjoy wearing, so hopefully they improve back to the standard they were at