Vgo... 1-Pair Heavy Duty Synthetic Leather Work Gloves, Impact Protection Mechanic Gloves, Rigger Gloves, Vibration Reduction, Touchscreen Capable (Size L, Black, SL8849)

Very comfortable, durable and they let your hands breathe.

These are great gloves. I've had them for 4 months and use one pair for work around the property, cutting down trees, moving firewood, etc and the other pair I use for mountain biking. They are very good mountain biking gloves. They have tough rubber padding covering the top of my fingers and back of my hands to protect my hand in case I smash a hand into a tree. They have held up well and not come apart under moderate abuse. They are really tough but flexible. Slightly stiff until broken in. The touch fingertips work very well on phone screens. I have really long fingers and it is hard to find a glove that fits me. The XXL has the longest fingers I've seen in a glove and fits well without being too wide and loose.

These are great gloves for working with things that need good dexterity and work great with my iPhone. I followed the sizing chart and got the medium based on the measurements of my hand and found it to be a tad bit too small (should have gone with the large) but they were perfect for my son and wife. I put them through a tough test by moving 2 pallets of 6"x 6" pavers by hand and can happily say that I got zero pinched fingers due to the knuckle protection and had excellent grip on every block. The finger tips did wear through the first layer on my first two fingers, but that is expected when handling concrete blocks. I was able to easily catch and gently hold both a large fence lizard and a large alligator lizard that were hiding under the pallets. The alligator lizard tried to bite me (as they do), but his teeth were no match to the gloves. Both were relocated away from the work site and safely released in better hunting grounds. I was using a hose to water plants and my hands got wet through the gloves very easily. I would not rate them water resistant as they are not. Overall, they are good gloves that protect your hands from impacts (like a slip when working on a car), afford a good grip (I would chop wood with these), work with my iPhone so I don't have to take them off to make a call, and fasten well with a velcro clasp at the wrist. They also breath well so your hands don't get too hot or too sweaty.

Much better than I expected. I am by no means a physical laborer and almost never work with my hands to build anything good anyway... I typically do my chores on the weekends which consist of yard work picking up sticks and debris and of course reorganizing my garage constantly. Your average pair of work gloves may last me about 3 Months or perhaps 1 season. I got tired of buying the gloves at these big Box hardware stores. I would spend around $20 per year and get an average pair of gloves that would typically be worn out by light yard work. I am going into my 2nd season with these ones and they are barely scathed. I do try to not use my cell phone if I'm doing yard work so I can't really comment on the touch screen capabilities, I will say that this is an excellent pair of gloves for a person like myself. Reasonable price, extremely durable and comfortable, and just what a guy like me needs. I will definitely be buying these again.

First of all, I feel these gloves are an overall good value, regarding price to wear longevity. Reasonably priced and reasonably constructed. Their durability serves me well for my usage. I handle a lot of heavy aluminum 2" tube trussing components along with custom components of angle pieces in the mix. I also handle wound bare steel rigging wire, great lengths of shielded 2 gauge electrical feeder cable and other various shielded cable gauges. At times pulling great lengths of the cables hundreds of feet. The rubber on the top side of the glove, protects the metacarpals and phalanges of the hand, minimizing the pain of the occasional bump. These gloves have additional fabric in the palm area to retard the wear factor there for all of my uses. The touch screen feature is nice and works well but, I rarely use my phone during my work. As for water resistance, I'm confused here, as I did not purchase a rubber or treated leather glove for that purpose. Previously tried another lighter Vgo style and found them to wear reasonably well for my usage. The gusset(?) area between the thumb and index finger was weak, lacking enough fabric to allow full 90 degree spread of thumb and index finger without stressing the stitching in that area. All had premature stitching failure there, the fabric wore well elsewhere regarding my rough application. Most gloves do not allow enough material there to allow for adequate spreading when grabbing things, especially large metal objects like I do. These gloves are better constructed than previous style purchased and more suited to my applications than previous style I tried, which offered more dexterity. I utilize different types of gloves for different applications in my work and expect too much dexterity from some styles of gloves. Most small items can still be picked up with these but, I like to pick up a dime with whatever I'm wearing!? FYI, not knowing if the quality of thread or fabric used offers salt (sweat)/chemical resistance in any glove retailed (unless specific to chemical application), I suggest you fresh water soak or wash your fabric gloves (if materials allow it) frequently to preserve the integrity of the thread and minimize the rotting effect there.

I bought these gloves to use for motorcycle riding. I wanted something that would allow me to use my touch screen on my phone without taking my gloves off. That function does work very well and I'm happy with it. Within about an hour of wearing these gloves I could tell that they felt sticky inside and I think that it's some sort of vinyl or plastic lining maybe I don't know. Anyhow would I want to get into a road rash situation with these, probably not. I might just use them as a work glove because they seem like they're pretty cheaply made with very cheap materials. Overall I rate them three stars and I would not buy them again.

Measure your hands like they show in the ad and buy the size that corresponds, worry free. These fit perfectly, and I was apprehensive when first ordering. They're a little stiff when you first put them on which I think is good because it leaves room for them to be broken in, much like a new pair of jeans. Water stays out really well; it feels like the glove itself is made from wetsuit material. The rubber impact guards over the knuckles are a hand-saver. You won't be texting fluidly with the gloves on but they interact well with my phone screen which is enough to answer calls without having to take them off. Highly recommend. Overall, a great value and a handy tool in the workplace.

Reliable, comfortable everyday work gloves that break in after a few days and offer good dexterity, grip, and touchscreen capability when clean. I’ve used the Vgo SL8849 (Size L) for four years across housing construction tasks—wiring, framing, light masonry, and general handyman work—and they fit true to size. The molded rubber padding helps with vibration and light knocks, but I would not recommend it for medium‑to‑heavy impacts. Out of the box, they’re soft with no strong chemical smell, and the synthetic leather palm provides solid tactile control for tool work. However, touchscreen performance drops off with dirt, grease, or heavy sweat, but it restores after cleaning the fingertips. Durability is mid‑tier: expect about 4–5 months of regular light‑to‑medium use before palm and fingertip wear become noticeable, and heavy abrasive or metal work will shorten that lifespan significantly. They’re better than most department‑store gloves for the price and make a great mid‑tier option for electricians, plumbers, carpenters doing finish work, HVAC techs, landscapers, and DIYers, but not for demolition, grinding, or jobs requiring certified cut/impact protection. I’d buy them again at a discount as a reliable everyday pair, and recommend pairing them with leather or cut‑resistant gloves for heavy or high‑risk tasks.

Good quality. And good value for money.

Buenos si resisten

Bastante cómodos y resistentes solo que cuando se mojan se vuelven un poco resbalosos pero de allí en fuera todo bien

The Velcro doesn’t work anymore and index finger tore up a couple days ago 🥴

No me gustaron los guantes porque son muy corrientes y por lo tanto carísimos solamente sujeté un tubo caliente y se quemó muy rápido el guante