Mad GripPPUHVYIL Pro Palm Utility Glove, High Vis Yellow, Large

So, I work at UPS as a pickoff/package handler. I’ve been buying the G&F 3100 12 pack of gloves for about 8-9 months now and I found these Mad Grip gloves about 3 weeks ago. I use gloves pretty aggressively while I work. Here are the pros and cons that I found with both kinds of gloves with pictures. With the G&F gloves, I would go through ONE pair a DAY ( roughly 4 1/2 to 5 hours ). They start off great but I do feel a little movement within the fingers. After about 2 hours of use, you can use a touchscreen device without taking them off. They have a breathable cloth which helps. By the end of the day, I have to throw them away and get a fresh pair the next day.With the Mad Grip gloves, they have outstanding grip. I used them for FIVE DAYS and I could keep using them for another day or 2 if I wanted. The downfalls are, if you want to use a touchscreen device, you can’t, without taking them off, or using the cloth part of the knuckle, which is difficult at times. The cloth doesn’t feel like it is breathable, but it’s so hot here in TX, I can’t really tell. After about 3 days of use, with the sweat building up, they can start to smell, but just wash them and you’re good to go.

I used these gloves for the Half Dome cables in Yosemite, and they were PERFECT. They have a vise-like grip and did not wear through on the way down the cables. My hands did not slip at all, whereas my spouse who had mechanics gloves experienced a bit of slippage on theirs. There was a moment when someone ahead of me froze, and I was stuck in a spot with no wooden planks on slippery rock. These gloves were literally a lifesaver. GET THEM! You won't regret it.

These have a perfect gripping layer. Your hands will not slip off of boxes! These gloves make working with boxes SO much easier! I love them. They last a long time but when I do wear them out I always order the same ones. They do make my hands a little hot in the summer and they do not keep your hands warm in the winter. They are for gripping items without slipping. They do what they were made for.

Great grip. I use it at the gym. The cuff is an utilitarian length which I'd prefer a shorter one. The fabric makes it feel disposable although very comfortable and breathable. Maybe an option that makes it feel more durable and less disposable.

There's probably a perfect glove for every activity. If you are into bootcamp type outdoor workouts and Spartan type races, this is the perfect glove. I do bootcamp workouts 3-4x a week outdoors, rain, snow, or shine, year round. On asphalt. When a workout calls for weight I use a cinderblock or a sandbag. Over the course of a year, that's over 150 workouts totalling thousands of burpees, pushups, pullups, etc.I buy one pair of these gloves a year and use them for all workouts above 20 degrees outside (about 95%). Enough said.They have enough cushion on the palms for burpees on concrete, yet retain enough sensitivity to not jamb fingers on sandbag workouts. Incredible durability to last as long as they do on rough surfaces like concrete and asphalt.For those with odor or funk issues, I feel you, but just wash the gloves with soap and water and hang them up to dry and it goes away. For really bad funk, use a vinegar and water soak. Machine washing will delaminate the gloves, so don't do that. If anyone at Mad Grip reads these, don't ever stop making these gloves. Please and thank you.

I love these gloves. The rubber is nice and thick so I feel protected with many of the thorny bushes in my yard. This does not mean that the thorn cannot piece the glove— it can, especially on the non rubber side, but these seem superior to any other work glove I've used. They also have fantastic grip so they're my go-to any time I need to move large furniture or dryway. I would highly recommend.

Love these gloves but I guess my usage deemed to much because the right pointer finger of one glove has blown out. I bought second pair at diff retailer An seems to holding up better then the pair on here. Maybe a defect. This why I am only giving 3 stars.

Just finished doing a tough mudder half yesterday, and these gloves worked great! Was able to grip very well, and of course, no injuries to my hands. Many people comment that these gloves may not work well when wet on metal like monkey bars or rings, and that may be true. I didn't have any obstacles like that to go through myself, but I was prepared to simply take them off for that obstacle and put them back on. Also looks like they should be good to use around the house for yard work. Quality glove for a decent price!