G & F Products G & F Rubber Latex Coated Work Gloves for Construction, Blue, Crinkle Pattern, Men's

The quality of these gloves are perfect for me. Not too thick but sturdy enough to do any work. Better yet, the price is good.

The fit has been mixed with some of my orders either being slightly to big or just right. One pair last me about a week or so with an average of 9 hour days before the material starts to be torn apart. Protects pretty well against splinters while using with wooden pallets. If your hands get a little sweaty the material does kind of rub off onto your hands but after a couple of days,but it stops.

As cheap gloves go I am very pleased with the value. I have been using these for six months and have only now thrown out the first pair or two, so they are holding up well. They are excellent mechanic's gloves and do very well when gripping tools. I originally got these because I seen one single pair of "Chainsaw" gloves that cost more than this 24 pack! And as chainsaw gloves I really like them. But there is one thing these gloves are absolutely worthless at and that is handling timer/logs/firewood! First, they seem to have no grip at all unless I grab a gob of sap. But the most annoying part is slivers come through as if I am not wearing any gloves at all. I would say the gloves actually 'aim and stabilize' a sliver for maximum penetration! So, be warned. But with that said, I am please with the vlaue and use I get from these cheap gloves.

I wear a size Medium glove, a little big but a good product.

Good fit, good price. I primarily use these for gardening and yard work, and occasionally for light moving. I have heavy leather work gloves that I prefer for stone, blocks and metal working. I just recently got these rubber latex coated gloves , so I cannot comment on the washability at this time.

I have been buying these gloves since 2010 in large for myself and medium for my wife for all kinds of work on a rural property. The crinkle latex finish creates awesome grip, and they really hold onto stuff. Each pair lasts us weeks to months depending on the work. Stacking wood will wear them out in a week, they can last for months for more normal tasks. They are suitable for Spring, Summer and Fall but not warm enough for extended work outside in Winter.

Amazing price and pretty good quality. For the price, there is no comparison.

I work nightshift as a Package Handler for UPS (I normally move 1500 packages per hour ranging from 1-70lbs so you can compare workload.) . Buying a pair of gloves from the store, Stanley or some other big brand, I could normally wear them around a week (4-5 days) without the rubber peeling off. And then, I got roughly another week from them. THESE gloves, however, started peeling on the first day. And I generally threw them away after three days, at the longest. I felt ripped off, very irritated. And another thing, the sizes seemed off as well. Half of the gloves would be too big, and slide off my hands when pulling or lifting a packaged, and the other half were snug fit, like they were supposed to be. I'd say these would be okay for maybe yardwork, or just grip for lightweight work, but if you're looking for something with more endurance for the price, these are not the way to go. Definitely will not be buying these again. --They also leave a rancid smell on your hands, even if you aren't sweating and you've washed them prior to use.