TAC9ER Kevlar Lined Tactical Gloves - Full Hand Protection, Cut and Temperature Resistant, Touch Screen Friendly Gloves for Airsoft, Military, Law Enforcement, and Heavy Duty Use

Sturdy glove overall. With a 3.5 inch hand width I purchased a large. Fits well, although a little snug making a gripping motion. I expect this to loosen up with time. Touch sensitive fingertips seem to work as advertised. Double stitching in the appropriate areas, including palms and knuckle guards. Breathable fabric helps with temperature control. Adjustable wristline helps secure the glove in the unfortunate event of an impact. The Kevlar is not woven in the fabric but a stitched insert instead. For the price point, this is a welcomed addition for heat protection. Fall thru Spring would be an ideal time to wear the TAC9ER Tactical gloves.

While I do not use these on a motorcycle or in a tactical situation, they do make great gloves for hiking in rough terrain. I usually wear gloves when hiking because scrambling up mountains and crossing slick rocks on streams can tear up your hands. These gloves have held up well. The knuckle protection may be overkill for this application but I could see how it may help.The gloves are comfortable, flex well once sized right, and the capacitive touch works well for my phone, but I suggest you get a size larger as they can be snug. Following their sizing guide I picked up a medium first, but it was too restrictive.

I followed the sizing chart and the hand came in at 4", dead in the middle of the XL range. They just arrived (late) and they look nice bt they are WAY and I mean WAY too tight. Sadly this will be a return

Everyone's saying these gloves run small, but that's an oversimplification. I bought up a size, as many have suggested (XL instead of my usual L), but the fit was still wrong. I own many pairs of gloves and have done several side-by-side comparisons and have come to the conclusion that the person who designed these gloves just had really unusual fingers. The relative lengths of each of the fingers are off. So one or two fingers may fit perfectly but the others may be up to 1/2 inch too long or too short, depending on which size you ordered. In all my glove-wearing life I've never seen this before.I happen to know how to sew and have all the equipment to do it right, so it only took me less than an hour to shorten the offending fingers. Now the gloves are great. Given that it amounted to less than an hour of inconvenience to solve the issue myself, I only deducted one star. But in all likelihood, this issue will be more of a problem for you.But otherwise, they seem to be really good, high-quality gloves. I haven't had them for very long, so can't attest to long-term durability.

They are tight but just like shoes you gotta break them in, the touch screen tips are a nice addition but not as sensitive as I'd like, they are more than just hand protectors they can also serve as a deterrent to would be aggressors, another thing tactical gloves should be thinner so you can actually feel what you're doing with your fingers wearing these in the summer I would not recommend as they may make your hands overheat, the only other issue I can think of is that the wrist strap could be a little longer for a more secure hold. Fix the strap issue and the touch screen sensitivity and a 5 star rating you shall receive.

Just today received the as scheduled delivery. Am elated I ordered UP a size... fits well. DOES clumsily work on touch screens... i.e. don’t expect to use other than for yes/ no type boxes. Mag reloading ?... umm... quite the challenge... small calibers ...I cannot, but, maybe that is just inexperienced me w/ the new paw savers. Obv, long term acceptable use, i cannot comment on. I mainly bought to tame the AK furnace... I WILL update this 12/12/19 post , IF I find less than acceptable.Overall rating ??? A👍 as of this post !

I wear medium in most gloves sizes and purchased these in medium and they fit perfectly! I tested the knuckles by punching my floor as hard as I can multiple, multiple times and there was no discomfort or pain. They keep my hands nice and warm and look cool too. Time will tell how the stitching and material hold up. I'm thinking the stitching on the Velcro may be the first thing to go. As for touch screen usability, it works great, but with the stitching and extra material at the finger tips you're gonna have a hard time with precision or having to touch small areas. I haven't tried testing the cut, poke and fire resistance yet. I mainly got these bcuz I wanted something to keep my hands warm in the cold and to have some form of defense for when I'm walking at night

The gloves are quite comfortable once they've been broken in a bit. They are heat resistant which is nice so you burn yourself in a hot rifle barrel. My only complaint is that the fingertips are unwieldy. I feel like I've got oven mitts on making it difficult to to dexterous work such as loading a magazine with rounds. Also, because the tips of the fingers are so mushy it's hard to type on your phone with them on. I'll keep the because they'll make good work gloves but this is a second string product. If your primary gloves are lost these could do in a pinch

I ordered a large pair, as my hands are just at the limit between medium and large, but even if mine are large, they are still just at the right size for my hands. Someone with palms just a bit larger than mine could not wear themI haven't tested them for cuts however. I just want to use them when I ride my bike in summertime.

Medium was way to small and my hands are kinda small, tested them not that cut resistant was able to cut the glove apart no problem