CLC Custom Leathercraft 125 Handyman Flex Grip Work Gloves

I have ordered many pairs of these. They fit very well seem very well made. The color and size are great. I use these when I need something for cold weather but want to still be able to use my hands and handle smaller tasks. Even seems to work good on my phone with these on and other touchscreens which I wasn't expecting. Not for really cold weather but helps when chilly.

I have bought three pairs of these gloves, one I gave to a family member. If you made an outdoor/waterproof version that works for farming and gardening I'd buy those as well. I don't use a phone or table when I have work gloves on so to note, I have no input on the touchscreen capability. Overall I highly recommend these gloves. The Good: - Grip: Allen Wrench, hammer, picking up heavy boxes, lifting chairs, you name it, great grip. Hot or cold weather, great grip! - Comfort: There's enough padding in the right places where it isn't too bulky when needing to get an adjustable wrench into a tight area, but enough padding where when you think you can keep up a two hundred pound item on lifts but the lifts slip and you move out of the way in time but it hits your hand at the edge there's no damage (yes this happened to me). - Dexterous: Car keys, holding glass in place, using a hammer, electrical drill, sheet metal, cutting plastic, sanding wood with an orbital sander or by hand? I can keep listing things. I haven't found a fault with these gloves! - Knuckle room: This is important for myself and I don't feel like I have tight or cramped hands in these gloves. The Bad: - If the price didn't flux so much even if it is just up (not down enough) buy a few dollars I would buy a lot more of these! - Not waterproof nor water resistant: Yes this company makes other gloves but unless I got a bad batch they don't have the dexterity that this version has. When my hands are in soil or when I want some more protection from light plumbing work I need dry hands and nimble fingers so to speak. Make these gloves waterproof or water resistant and I'd buy more. - No go for grease/oil: As you'd already expect these shouldn't be used for oil or grease. A little WD-40 for hinges or similar is fine but as we know, there's better suited gloves if you plan on changing your own oil or tooling around on the lawn mower as an example. I don't truly list this as a con as this isn't the purpose for the glove. The Ugly: - Nothing! I truly do enough this glove!

Good: These gloves fit,.. Well.. Like a glove! The med fits like a dream. Very easy to see how they are the best selling glove on amazon. The padding is very handy. They are somewhat durable. Feel great and break in nice. Before the bad... I'm in excavation and that can be rough on gloves. Chains, shovels, hand tools, etc. Dirt is always a problem for gloves, and seems to find a way right through a couple of spots on these, along with the grease! I've used the basic unlined leather gloves for way to long and need something better. I'm extremely picky and particular when it come to gloves. After spending $80 on a pair of lined Carhart gloves that wore holes in the fingers after ONE Utah winter, I have lowered expectations for Any glove. It's very difficult to find a glove online that works well without getting 4 different ones and trying them on. Bad: the seams at the finger tips eventually get settled right under your fingernails and saw back and forth when you start to break them in. The padding wears down quick. Some of the stitches start ripping sooner than expected. They are a nice pair of gloves, just not up to excavator standards. If you're not in the dirt with heavy equipment all day they may be perfect for you.

Great gloves. Over the past couple years I have purchased several of these gloves. They are the best fitting and comfortable gloves I've use for working around the farm. They won't last as long as the full leather gloves, but these are better fitting and allow for dexterity. I keep a couple extra pair on hand at all times.

3rd pair I've bought. I literally destroyed the first pair with a full season of home repairs on a house and 1.25 acre yard that some would call a "fixer upper" others would call a brick and mortar nightmare with a poison Ivy garden. Technically I could still wear them but they are pretty mangled. I have pulled metal lathe, cut wood, hammered nails, thread electrical wiring, pulled weeds, dug up dead tree stumps, pulled wild raspberry brambles, moved brick and stone, etc, etc, etc. Man I love these gloves. They fit a lot like mountain biking gloves. I have huge hands, I'm 6'5", finding a decent pair of work gloves is a pain. I typically squeeze myself into a pair of large or extra large leather gloves and just accept that the wrist is going to tear a little as I jam my ogre paws in. No problem with these and to top it off they breathe, have padding in all the right places, are a bit stretchy and just fit so nice. I bought a pair for my dad last year and bought my second pair this year. If you're worried about protection, don't; they will protect just as well as any pair of leathers that I've used (the padding is synthetic leather). Obviously nothing is going to stop a power saw except specialized gloves but for gardening, landscaping and just general contracting stuff these are a great pair of gloves. I've also run em through the washer a few times after a run in with some poison Ivy, they came out clean and intact. The wrist opens up nice and wide and then tightens with velcro straps so you can adjust to your wrist size. All of the potential blister areas are protected and everywhere else has mesh or light padding. Great buy.

It's SO tough to find work gloves that are durable AND fit well for us Tool Belt Divas! I realize our ranks are still relatively small, but we're out here! And maybe it's partly due to the fact that for so long, so many wood shop items have not been well suited to our smaller frames?? Hmmm.... Anyway, to be clear, I'm a girly girl. Love manicures, and do NOT have rough, masculine skin. But I also LOVE woodworking! So good gloves are a necessity for me, as I'm not willing to give up feminine hands OR grinding, routing, Dremel-ing, ripping and mitering through stacks of wood to build what my imagination conjures up. After MUCH research and trying on numerous pairs of gloves in the bricks and mortar hardware stores, I'm really happy with these gloves. They are comfortable! Yay! So many gloves and even clothes, come with rough, scratchy stitching or tags or raw edges inside. Half the time I turn things inside out just to not be driven crazy by my clothes! They seem to have great protection in the right areas, too. Extra padding in the palms and knuckles, faux leather on the fingertips. I haven't used them in the shop yet, and if I find the durability to not be up to snuff, I will update accordingly. I'm sure the stretchy material would give to a wider, manly finger, making a tighter fit. But the fact that it is snug enough on my hand/fingers is a welcome relief. I have really long, thin fingers, and if I buy gloves that fit the length, they are always sloppy on my fingers, width-wise. I just deal with it in winter gloves, but definitely don't want a sloppy fit for the shop! For comparison, my hands are 7.5" long from base of palm to middle fingertip, and 3.75" wide from outside edge of thumb to edge of palm. And the medium size fits like a, well...I won't say it. Too corny even for me! My wrist is about 6" in circumference, and the velcro wrist closure can be snug enough for me, but could definitely be made larger for a bigger wrist. I also like the fact that it covers the wrist, as it will hopefully help to keep out flying sawdust. The gloves (MEDIUM size) measure 9.25" from end of middle fingertip to end, and 4.25" across palm (NOT including the thumb). Hope that helps!

After finally destroying a pair of craftsman work gloves through 3 years of abuse, I was faced with the task of finding a new pair of work gloves. I was ordering something from Amazon and need a few extra bucks to qualify for free shipping so I decided on trying these gloves based on the reviews and excellent price. I'm sure glad I did! I picked up the medium size and the fit is pretty snug and secure enough for dexterity (my hand measures 7" from the tip of my middle finger to the heel of my palm and about 3.25" across at my knuckles). There is plenty of padding on the knuckles and fingers, even more than my previous gloves. And the palm material seems to stand up to a decent amount of abuse as well. I wore them for a weekend of hanging drywall and I didn't see any wear or cuts from reaching for screws and cutting drywall for a total of 20 hours over 2.5 days. The one draw back for me is that the cuff of the glove with the velcro strap is a bit longish (i.e. will not be able to wear a watch). But I got used to the feeling and thought that maybe this will give a little extra protection for my wrists. All in all, a solid glove and well worth the price. I would definitely buy another pair down the road. *Update* After about two months of regular weekend work renovating a 1970s home, I'm finding these gloves to offer a great amount of protection and dexterity while I'm working. However, I'm starting to see obvious signs of wear and tear on the fingers and finger tips of the gloves. I'm guessing this is from continued handling of screws and other abrasive materials during the home remodeling process. There have been no holes as of yet, but I'm starting to think these gloves might not be as durable as I originally thought. However, I will still consider buying them again just becasue of the price and protection they have provided. *Update 2* So 12 weekends of home renovations(that's weekends, not weeks) and one weekend of moving the gloves are pretty much shot. I have holes in the finger tips and tears starting in the finger sides. I liked the gloves up until now and would seriously consider other alternatives for my next glove purchase. I'll probably go back to craftsman since they lasted so long.

I lost my pair of husky work gloves I was given within a month of my new job so I started looking for a replacement worthy to be worn these hard working hands😏 I wanted something that was good but didn't mind spending 30$+ on a pair of gloves since I use them daily and needed a pair of great fitting, comfortable, durable gloves. I ended up with these gloves since I was frustrated picking between 4 different gloves I wanted and couldn't pick one and decided to try something that looked promising and had plenty of reviews. Man was I glad I went with these gloves! Paid less than 15$ and they meet almost all my criteria! I've been using these since mid November and so far here are my list of pro and cons, I update this list if anything changes. Pros- -Padded palm -Great for tools with alot of vibration (hammer drill, impact drill, jackhammers idk) -If your moving alot of cinder blocks, bricks, and wood. -comfortable! -Moving tools, large boxes ladders, with less hand fatigue -build quality feels good, the more you wear em the more they conform to your hand Cons- -Needs a less boxy / tighter finger fitment -Not the best grip for very smooth (almost glass like surfaces) if you don't grip extremely hard whatever your holding might fall -poor touch screen feedback when wearing these, they do advertise they work with touch screens so this was slight let down, but I'm busy 85% of the time so taking the gloves off to answer an email or a call every once in a while isn't to bad. 8/10 overall!