Ironclad KONG KRIG-03-M Rigger Oil & Gas Safety Impact Gloves, Medium

This could be a bit fatiguing if you have to curl your hands a lot wearing these. However they are well armored and if you have to stick your hands into places where they're likely to get hit with something, these are smart well made gloves. I like that it doesn't have an overly complex/annoying closure system since a glove problem I don't really ever have is my gloves just flying off when I don't want them to. But these are easy to take off quickly when you're ready.

TL,DR: I'd really like to give them 3.5 stars out of 5, but can't. I will be buying another pair, but I will also be looking for a better pair that doesn't break the bank.First thing, these are called "rigger" gloves but offer no protection against cable pokes/stabs. Riggers handle steel cables all day, they need poke protection. In fairness, the listing doesn't claim the gloves are stab resistant, but the name might lead someone to believe they would be.I've had these glove almost exactly 8 weeks of work now(Jan10- Mar7) and they finally got a hole in them. The palm material started shredding apart within the first week or two, and that's when the gloves became more comfortable.I work in the oilfield so gloves are a necessity, but I'm also a driver so I generally wear gloves maybe 2-3 hr per day while loading/offloading.The initial fit of the gloves was snug, but they did break in nicely, especially once the palm material started to go. The elastic cuff is secure but not overly tight. I usually cut the cuff of my gloves if they are too annoying to put on or take off, I didn't need to do that with these.Warmth: these are 3 season gloves. They're thin and breathable. They dry quick enough when wet. My hands were cold the first few weeks through the January cold, but I was able to use wool liners with them.Grip: I swung hammers and used tools and was able to do some gross dexterity things in them just fine. Nothing really slipped out of my hand solely due to glove design. Was able to use chains and binders just fine.The impact protection on the back stood up just fine, none of the rubber pieces became loose or tore off.Theses gloves are okay for the price. 2 months of work for under $20 is acceptable to me.I'd really like to give the 3.5 stars out of 5, but can't. I will be buying another pair, but I will also be looking for a better pair that doesn't break the bank.

True to size and wear great!

They lasted 3 days before they started falling apart

Use these for extrication gloves for firefighting and they have held up pretty well. Good cushioning on the knuckles and durable palms.

All I can say about these gloves is do not believe anything in the description and don't waste your money. These gloves are nothing they say they are. At most I have an hour of use on them and already the stitching is falling apart and one hole. Also I got hydraulic oil on them and they immediately became hard as a rock. Bottom line stay far away from this brand

I like the they haven't ripped or have holes in the finger.The only thing I don't like that there isn't much grip.

For the money I thought they would be thicker and more durable.