Ironclad Ranchworx Work Gloves RWG2, Premier Leather Work Glove, Performance Fit, Durable, Machine Washable, RWG2-02-S, Brown/Black, Small (Pack of 1)

I work for a crane rental company and am often handling rigging, steel chokers, crane cable, chains, etc... Full leather gloves typically only last me a month at most. These gloves lasted over two months of rigorous use before finally wearing through and creating a hole in a fingertip. One drawback to these gloves, which isn't a defect in manufacturing, is that they will soak up water and don't retain heat. It's a good design for hot weather but not for cold weather.

These gloves work great with yard work. They are great for pulling weeds and won’t penetrate through the glove into the skin. Great reinforcement job. I think these are going to last me for a while. The size is perfect for me, it’s advertised that you can text with it, however, it doesn’t work for me. I was looking for gloves that can pull weeds. I wouldn’t recommend to buy these for work and text message if you’re looking for a glove that does. Overall, these are great.

really like these gloves. Great knuckle and top side protection for when you are lifting and stacking heavy things like bricks or blocks. Still reasonably dextrous. Sturdy unlike many work gloves. Easy velcro closure. I have several types of this brand and this is my favorite for heavier duty work gloves.

My work is a delivery driver for a truck dealership and frequently handle large/heavy parts. The worst is the 80+lb steel brake drums, often sold in sets of 4 or more. They're coated in light oil to prevent rust and have razor sharp edges from manufacturing. I re need to load them on and off the truck by hand. These Ironclads held up better than anything else I've tried, and lasted about a year of regular use.My employer provides us with the cheapest garbage excuse for gloves, pretty much two flat pieces of recycled cardboard in the shape of a hand (or turkey), sewn together. I purchased the Ironclads myself the first time, but recently ordered a replacement set and made my boss reimburse me for them. Unfortunately, I'm destroying my body from doing all this crappy work and that can't really be replaced.Bonus Feature: If you stick them in your back pocket with the fingers out, it can act as bait for the lady coworkers (or men) to come by and touch/grab/flick them, betraying their hidden feelings for you. Results may vary. I will not be held responsible for any unwanted fondling.

These are amazing, hold up to hauling hay, mucking stalls, putting up and repairing fences. I subscribed these as well, all gloves will wear out, they last me a year, they're staying on my list.

I’ve gone through many different pairs of gloves looking for something that will last, and not literally fall apart at the seams. THIS is that pair of gloves. Stacking wood, working with rocks, good grip, tight fit, seams are strong, can take the abuse. Will buy again

this seems to be the best work glove. i purchase them for a young man who works digging trees. he has tried many different work gloves. when i last purchased this one, he said it has been the best so far. he digs up trees on a farm and wraps them with string and burlap. his hands get cut from the string. But so far, this glove has been the best working glove. i think that i have purchased it several times for him over a year or so. and he says it works for him.

The fit is good and arrived in time. They seemed durable but have begun to tear and develop holes after a couple of months. They did see some heavy use but I expected them to last longer.