Best work gloves there are by far. I’m a mason by trade and these are the only gloves I wear in the winter. If I’m building scaffolding on a cold winter day my coworkers will wear cheap gloves and after an hour they will be comparing about having numb fingers, mean while I’ll acrually be taking my gloves off to let my hands cool down!
Only the best gloves ever! They wear long, stay warm even when wet, work great in warm weather without overheating your hands (great for wood-cutting/timber moving work), and they're very comfortable. They mold to your hands quickly and break-in time is minimal. Just bought three more pair so I'd have two to share with my brothers. We all love them! Expect to get several years of rugged use out of them, depending, of course, on how/what you use them (for). Highly recommended! One more note: These are the warmest cold-weather riding (motorcycle/four-wheeler) gloves I have ever used. Kudos to Kinko!
Purchased about 15 pairs of these over the last few years, can't say enough about them. Water proof, warm, great working gloves. Easy to get on and use. Highly recommend, we are very picky with gloves and these are the best so far.
Like these better than the KW version. As a carpenter I’m getting about 2 months out of these gloves before the leather wears out and needs to be patched And I treat the leather with a moisturizer/waterproof solution weekly so they don’t dry out and crack.
These are fantastic gloves. My brother told me about these and gave me a pair a few years ago. They are ending their useful life for the winter months, so I just ordered a new pair. They do a great job of keeping your hands warm and dry while clear snow. Highly recommended.
Feature Product
- Grain pigskin palm
- Trademarked material back and cuff
- Heat keep lining
Description
KINCO 1927-XL Men's Lined Grain Pigskin Gloves, Heat Keep Lining, X-Large, Golden
These were a Christmas gift for my brother in-law. He has used these often and loves them. keeps his hands warm.
I have purchased 2 pairs for my husband and there the only outdoor working gloves he will wear.
Good quality and last. Not cheap ones that fall apart. will take a beating
WRONG PICTURE----great gloves.....if I didn't need them yesterday, I would send back....picture on sales page depicts safety cuff style, which is what I wanted-----then now looking at a miniscule picture on the review page, yes, with a magnifying lens the wrist cuff style is shown and that is what I received----someone NEEDS TO CHANGE THE ORIGINAL PICTURE...
I wear a large in most gloves including Wells Lamont and other Kinco work gloves. These in large are way too big. Suggest ordering a medium if you customarily wear a large work glove.
Have a hard time finding gloves large enough. This brand lasts forever and my local ranch supply store quit selling them for a brand that wears out faster.
You ask why I don't support local stores?
Best winter WORK gloves I’ve ever used. You get what you pay for. The only thing I’ve found better in the sub zero temps is a pair of leather choppers.
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