Not bad for little over$19 you get 10 par fairly thick Palm seem well sow to gether just as well made as ones I've purchased at major retailers and you get more par. Her 10 at major retailers I'd only get 8 par and free shipping!!!! These same as picture with knit kuf there not ones with open cuf these good for lite yard work for heavy yard work you'll won't solid leather one's you can't expect these to to heavy yard work but still good deal I've tryed on 2 par both good no problems fingers acute not to long and better for lite yard work one's whith open cuf leather to thick hard grab things and cuf usually fall's apart sometimes stitching comes apart ones I've purchased from major retailers i pray these last longer So far so yes i recommend these gloves thanks seller
These are the standard thin cowhide / heavy cloth construction work gloves that many of us have used for years. They offer some protection from yucky stuff and plenty of protection against small scratches and bruises that occur during ordinary handyman stuff. They're not specialty chemical suit gloves or gripper gloves or for training dogs or installing barbed wire and they're not claiming to be. They will disintegrate and tear over time, which can be weeks or months. What I do is keep a newer cleaner pair for handling tools, especially when sanding, and then the previous somewhat worn pair gets used for digging, taking out the garbage, or other dirty stuff instead of sharp stuff. They do wear out but that's the point--to be a cheap shield that takes blows your skin could survive a few of but which you'd just as soon avoid. Compared to big box stores around here, these cost less and they're the same thing, and since they aren't perishable and are a consumable item, just order them in advance with SuperSaver and then it's noticeably less than in a hardware store.
The "extra long" safety cuff looks about the same length as the same brand gloves I've ordered previously. Maybe the open side of the cuff is sewn a little more closed. These do wear out, but I keep using them because to me they don't seem to wear out any faster than pricier work gloves. They're a little thick if you need some dexterity (handling small parts or such). That thickness is a good thing when handling hot material or even doing some light welding. Overall they do the job well.
They do wear out after a few days if you are doing heavy work with rough materials every day for long hours. But they are cheap enough you just toss them and pull out a new pair when the fingers start wearing through.
Great inexpensive work gloves. They have lasted over a year now without too much damage but they are cheap enough that you wear through a pair they are easy to replace. This pack was great and I will definitely buy more.
I've also been scent training my dog and these have served well as the "item" she finds at the end of the track
Feature Product
- Professional A Grade Cowhide Leather
- Rubberized Safety Cuff offers wrist protection
- Reinforced Palm
- Split cowhide leather knuckle strap provides extra protection
- Sold by Pack (5 Pairs)
Description
Standard split cowhide leather palm gloves with rubberized safety cuff. 2 1/2-Inch safety cuff provides extra protection where you need it most. Durable split cowhide leather palm, index finger, fingertips and knuckle strap..
These are good heavy work gloves. Great price. Fit well.
When I think of a work glove, this is it. You can get a real grip with these, as they are real cowhide leather. The cuffs make them easy to take on and off, as well as give some protection to your wrists. They are comfortable- not too thick so you can't get a good feel, and not so thin that you're not well-protected. They are a decent value too.
Bonus: If you look around, you can find this same style in a toddler's size, so they can help Dad when he is working.
As these gloves are so inexpensive I figured they would be poor quality.
Laying stone and smoothing sand ate through one expensive pair of another
brand rapidly, and its replacement, just as expensive, in just as short order.
These however withstood much toll from hauling stone and
abrasion from smoothing sand. They break in nicely, wear well and are comfortable.
After much digging, sanding and hauling the first pair is still in
good shape. Very impressed with these fine gloves.
as good as these types of gloves usually are. Few weren't as good as the others, but for the price they are worth it to have extra gloves around.
Great gloves and they gave them away to help victims of hurricane sandy can't beat that in a glove. They are the standard thin cowhide / heavy cloth construction work gloves that many of us have used for years. They offer some protection from yucky stuff and plenty of protection against small scratches and bruises that occur during ordinary handyman stuff. They're not specialty chemical suit gloves or gripper gloves or for training dogs or installing barbed wire and they're not claiming to be. They will disintegrate and tear over time, which can be weeks or months. What I do is keep a newer cleaner pair for handling tools, especially when sanding, and then the previous somewhat worn pair gets used for digging, taking out the garbage, or other dirty stuff instead of sharp stuff. They do wear out but that's the point--to be a cheap shield that takes blows your skin could survive a few of but which you'd just as soon avoid. Compared to big box stores around here, these cost less and they're the same thing, and since they aren't perishable and are a consumable item, just order them in advance with SuperSaver and then it's noticeably less than in a hardware store.
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