Vgo... Impact Resistant Mechanic Gloves for Men,Heavy Duty(SL8849)

Vgo gloves I believe to be the absolute best gloves on the market for the price. I have used this brand now for several years and I have quit looking for any other type of gloves. I work for our township doing road clean up. I cut down trees, chunk them up, clean up the brush, branches, move all parts of the trees to the woods, truck, or trailer. Last year we did over 100 trees I don't mean small trees either the average circumfernce of the trees 38" these are large and 1 tree is a lot of clean up. At the end of the season the seams were just starting to show wear. The padding held up and protected my fingers and knuckles more times than I can remember. Before I started wearing Vgo gloves I can't tell you how many different types and brands of Mechanic gloves my wife bought for me, we spent several hundreds of $'s, some would actually only last 1 day others if lucky you would get a week out of them. Several years ago I worked on a Christmas tree farm here in North Central Wisconsin. You start harvesting the trees last week of October up to the Sunday before Thanksgiving. You are literally handling trees from 4' to 20' and 100's a day. You drug them from the field to get bundled and then load them to a trailer to only unload them to load them in a semi trailer. The trees would be frozen and snowy and pine trees are a rough bark during this time is were we went through gloves. If I got a week out of a pair I thought well that's the best you're going to get. But, who wants to spend $40 a week on a pair of gloves? My wife went on an Amazon search and came across Vgo heavy duty( the lighter version of these) and you got 3 pair at that time $14 and we thought if I could get a week out of these 3 pairs for $14 verses $40 it's a win. Well to our surprise I only needed 1 pair for all 4 weeks. I shared the other ones with my coworkers and they were a hit. Then my wife came across these Vgo's gloves and she knew we had a huge road project coming up so she got me these and I told her these are the only ones I want going into the future. They went through the 100+ tree project and though you seen seam issues starting they never did come apart or get torn. I still use them to this day for storm clean up on roadways for our township and it's been 3 months since the large tree project.

While the touch screen compatibility within the fingertips of the Vgo work conditioned, water resistant gloves is great and a wonderful thing to have- I think the most factored and valued assets come from the amazing durability and performance quality of the work conditioned product. I work with various grades of tough steel within a steel warehouse, and I can perform so efficiently and with ease! You can punch a plate of steel, and the resistive guard protection on the whole topside of the gloves absorbs so well and can handle the impact..you don’t feel a thing! Already had some rough edge material, that likely would have cut skin a few layers, not make even a slight defect or damage the gloves! I can tell with the lasting durability, tough material and the performance it gives at hand will make the Vgo gloves long-lasting and much worth the value! Buy a pack of two pairs , and without a doubt, you’ll be set for 2 years plus!!

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.

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.

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.

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.

The headline says it all, but it won't stop me from droning on a bit longer.The gloves are quite comfortable, they feature a neoprene cuff with a velcro strap to prevent debris and liquid from entering the glove. The protection for the back of the hand is considerable but does not make the glove too heavy. The lower part of the back of the hand and the sides of the fingers are made of a breathable material that allow for circulation so they may not be practical for all uses. Unlike most work gloves that say they are touch screen capably these really are.PRO:lightweighttoughmaterial breathesoutstanding finger and back of hand protectionmoderate anti-vibration protectionentire outside of thumb can be used as brow wipetouch feature (index finger) actually worksrounded fingers for good dexterityCON:Sizing: ordered small for my daughter but this fits me (between medium and large depending on manufacturer)Reinforced panel between thumb and forefinger is leather-like and not the tougher material used on palm and finger tips.Straight skinny: time will tell how they perform, so far they are good. They claim to be riggers gloves but with the soft reinforcement between thumb and index finger I have doubts about using it for real rope work, but as a general mechanics glove this has been a great glove.

Good quality. And good value for money.

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Ive been looking fpr a pair of work gloves that can keep up with me, and these are them. Perfect for using hand tools, impact guns, chain-falls. I'm a Steam-fitter/Pipe-fitter by trade, and these are perfect for my trade. However, they're not welding gloves. Use the appropriate PPE.

These gloves have met and exceeded my expectations for them given their pricepoint these are very comfortable and have been a great addition to my toolbox

Great