5 Pair Impact Reducing Work Gloves for Men, Heavy Duty Work Gloves with Grip, Touchscreen Safety Mechanics Gloves
- Flexible & Breathable Outdoor Work Gloves: With stretch spandex fabric on the back of the gloves, these utility gloves are highly flexible and comfortable to wear, keeping your hands cool and dry on the job.
- Padded Work Gloves: With foam padding palm & knuckle reduce shock and vibration from hand tool use. The palm pads are thicker and great for moving boxes all day long making deliveries!
- Work Gloves with Grip: The silicon coating at the palm & fingertips provides a secure grip, for added support when handling objects, nothing will slip out of your hands now.
- Touch Screen Work Gloves: Handy to use a touchscreen device while still wearing your working gloves. terry cloth near the thumb is handy for wiping sweat!
- These gloves work great for a wide variety of tasks, such as mechanics, construction, yard work, gardening, and home improvement. They’re lightweight & comfortable, with a moderate grip, and stretch mesh fabric to allow airflow and keep your hands sweat-free, will do a good job at protecting your hands from knocks and scrapes. Machine washable.
Amazon Customer –
I like everything bout the gloves
Jasmine33@ –
Perfect for a new job. Construction crew member needed the gloves for day.Get the next size for anyone with super long fingers.
Eddie Lowe –
Perfect gloves for all around use and sensitivity to use on phone, tablet, computer screens.
Amazon Customer –
Relief for sore hands to finish out door jobs.
John R. Matson –
Vgo work gloves are superior to any that you can buy at Home Depot or Lowes. These gloves are comfortable and easy to use for all kinds of outdoor jobs.
daniel fonse –
Touch screen not as efficient after using but in plumbing that can more the stuff 1 can get on them and so far that still look and feel best condition of any gloves I’ve used especially with my hands and wrists needing extra support lately due to pain and wear and tear etc.. these gloves out everything-positive, my heavy-duty Milwaukee gloves like outlasted, stayed in best condition after initially doing same kind of jobs overall, and price. I thought I was buying a pair for the price (which is what Milwaukee pair costs) and so far it’s best investment hands down for reasons stated and many more like compact and steady use rather bulky and feeling like I have winter gloves and looks. They have nice look and color pattern make them look stylish while protecting and enhancing endurance of hands and strength. Bottom line. These are only gloves worth investigating even if price was not what I didn’t know it was, they worth more for what they offer and guarantee.
AEL –
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.
Shawn –
I can’t say how durable they are because I have not put them through anything very rough but I can say I have been in some down pour situations for a good amount of time and my hands were nice and dry
bettyjeansmith1947 –
These gloves are strong, comfortable, rugged, and even warm on those cold mountain days living off the grid outdoors. Great by for the outdoorsman
JM –
I¡¯ma truck driver and only use them when I switch out trailers. They are better than any other glove I have used because I tend to smack my hand on everything metal, the padding on it protects well. I only wish I would have gotten a size smaller because I always get large gloves but these were a bit larger than usual. Great quality as well. I¡¯ll be getting these from now on. I don¡¯t really wear them when I¡¯m on my phone because I never have to so I can¡¯t say anything about the touch screen usage.