Ironclad Heavy Utility Work Gloves Size S

These replaced an older type of love that we had in my work last year. Since then there been less hand injuries at my workplace, there's a nice little guard between the thumb and forefinger, and they're comfortable and easy to wear. I don't really like wearing gloves at work but we are required to at some points and I really like these ones

Best of the bunch are now my repeat choice

I'm a light carpenter / handy man. I do all kinds of stuff and require hand protection. I've tried all the different brands of these "high-tech" gloves in the last two years; This is the brand I just bought 6 pair of. They lasted the longest, wore evenly and failed across the first three fingers, as must happen eventually if you use and abuse them. They lasted noticeably longer than the others, were a good fit, tolerate being machine washed, and are cool in the summer heat. (There are insulated versions of these that are good to about 20 degrees). The material on the finger tips allows one to pick up a coin. The back-hand material is tough enough to protect you from sharp edges. Finally, I like the soft absorbent material on the back of the thumb for wiping your ... MoreI'm a light carpenter / handy man. I do all kinds of stuff and require hand protection. I've tried all the different brands of these "high-tech" gloves in the last two years; This is the brand I just bought 6 pair of. They lasted the longest, wore evenly and failed across the first three fingers, as must happen eventually if you use and abuse them. They lasted noticeably longer than the others, were a good fit, tolerate being machine washed, and are cool in the summer heat. (There are insulated versions of these that are good to about 20 degrees). The material on the finger tips allows one to pick up a coin. The back-hand material is tough enough to protect you from sharp edges. Finally, I like the soft absorbent material on the back of the thumb for wiping your sweat, nose, etc. Fairly true to size, if just a bit tight but they stretch out well without getting lose over time.

Comfortable blisher guard

I have used a variety of iron clad gloves and have continued to use them for 8 years. More comfortable than leather and they have good grip synthetic leather. My hands don't tire nor blister for hours of heavy work.

Good quality, some downsides

Great quality glove, definitely holds up. Protects hands really well, stitching and material are quality, but a few downsides. There is extra material in all the fingertips, just a tiny bit. If you handwrap, these gloves tear quickly. You need to get the correct size as well!! I can see these lasting a month, so its up to you to see if $20 a month is worth it.

Good, not great

Best for non repetitive utility work. Good breathability for hands, and doesn't restrict movement and dexterity of fingers. Durable for light construction, but they will wear quickly from heavy use. Can't get better for the price.

I would definitely purchase again!

These gloves are super heavy duty. I use them to work on trees and thorny brush. It's nice to find 2XL gloves, especially when they're such a great product. These will take some severe treatment. No rips, tears, or thorn penetrations. And price is fantastic compared to hardware stores. I'm very happy with my purchase.

Iron Clad

Tough gloves 🧤 only gloves that will stand up to tree 🌲 service work

Ironclad gloves are ironclad!!!

Very strong and sturdy gloves. An old pair (several years old) has been used, abused and washed several times but still going strong!!! I decided to get second pair before someone discontinues them!!!

Size Up

These are not true to size. Order one size up. XL is what I always wear but these are to small.

Tough

XL size is still about large. Still a bit small for me. They appear very strong. I will continue to use them anyway.