Armor GuysKyorene Pro 00-840 Protective Work Gloves – A4 Cut Resistant Graphene Nitrile Palm Gloves – For Construction and Sheet Metal Handling, Size M, 3/PK

I use these working construction. They hold up great. I bring them home and clean them and keep reusing them. Outstanding product.

These are great gloves for comfort and touchscreen sensitivity. However, when I wear them for several hours more than a couple days in a row, my hands smell like pickles.

Snug fit and they wear in like a shoe.The grip is nice also.

These gloves are durable and are great work gloves. Unfortunately they are just too expensive for the blue collar workers.

The gloves perform exceptionally well against sharp blades. Even after numerous uses they have not come apart/lost quality. Worth the cost for overall protection they provide.

I'm forgetful. I'm also rough on my hands. So I said I'm done and just got a 12 pack at once. I'm not disappointed. These are a solid set. My usual complaint is when people present a XL size they still end up strangling my hands. These actually present a XL option that is snug but I can wear for a couple hours without hating it. I gave them a run by wearing these while I was demoing the roof of a very old barn we pulled down. The barn was covered with decades old tin which is still good and usable. I was able to grab, pull, and carry large sheets of this old tin without ever feeling my hands at risk.Durability wise they seem above average and barely show any wear and tear after that project was finished. The extra protection around the thumb is nice and I'm sure will end up helping this last a bit longer.Airflow feels comfortable and the material lets my hands stay coolish while I'm working and wearing them.The touchscreen functionality I would say is kind of hit or miss. Around 80% of the time it seems to register when I touch the screen but those 20% of the times it doesn't I have no idea what is different about those. It just seems not to register.Overall I'm pleased with them and I have pairs stored around the homestead in my main work spots so that if I find myself there working I don't do it without keeping my hands safe.Price wise these come in just under 12$ a set and where I normally spend 9-10$ I don't feel these are unfairly priced.

I was a little skeptical by the claims of the advertising, but as it turns out I'm beyond pleased with these gloves.These gloves fill a wonderful niche in the specialty glove market. They're not quite "outdoor only" leather work gloves, but they'll do common outdoor work very well, and are not bulky. You maintain most of your dexterity when wearing them, and can even do touch-screen stuff if you need to.They're more durable and offer more protection than heavy nitrile gloves and they have cut-protection features that nitrile just doesn't have as well. Great for handling lumber, or modestly sharp repetitive object handling like newsprint or cardboard box breakdown. Good in the dirt as well, with the water-resisting dip coating. They're not waterproof, but in average situations, your hands are going to stay a whole lot dryer than with Nitrile, because they wick off the perspiration. They're also warm, but not hot feeling.The sizing seems right on the money to me. I have average male hands, and the "large" were just comfortably tight fitting and not sloppy. I'm 6'2" tall. Guys with truly big hands (B-Ball players, footballers etc.) will want the XL or XXL.For the ladies, my wife who has only very slightly larger than average female hands (5'5" and 120 lb. woman). She can wear the large in a pinch, but would prefer mediums...but NOT smalls. Petite ladies might go with the small size, but be sure before you order. When I say "small" I'm talking 5'2" and smaller or women with smaller than average hands for sure.Overall, a great win. I wish I had bought the ten pack! Highly recommended. Five Stars. No cons.

I was under the impression that these gloves were a little thickeredSo I'm only using for my gardening