MaxiFlex 34-874 Seamless Knit Nylon Glove with Nitrile Coated Micro-Foam Grip on Palm and Fingers Dozen

I use these gloves when woodworking and gardening. They won't protect against serious cuts but are so tactile you can pick a dime off a smooth floor. I maintain a five acre lot with trees so there is much work to be done and these gloves are always with me. These MaxiFlex 34-874 gloves last a long time (a year or two) but I still buy them a dozen at a time because if I show them to friends...well, you know. One of the best things about these gloves is that you can get a glove that FITs. No more small, medium or large. Just like a pair of comfy shoes.

These gloves are my absolute favorite multi-purpose gloves ever. Discovered these at Home Depot and I loved them so much I needed to buy multiple pairs. Much cheaper to buy a pack because I use these DAILY for work, 8hrs a day. I wash and air dry them after one use in order to have fresh gloves everyday, and having multiple pairs helps.Great quality, they are grippy and breathable. Coating is not thin, and it’s glove is elastic so my hand never feels like it’s being squeezed but they are still tight. Improves my work as they are comfortable and easy to slip on and off.Easy to work with, able to use my fingers a lot better than with other gloves where I have to take off just to do fine work.I have recommended these to everyone I can

Fingers are longer on the medium size, whereas the large size has a larger palm, but shorter fingers. Medium is perfect for me.Overall excellent gloves; wears well, secure fitting, without compromising dexterity. Have worn through a dozen pairs throughout the process of building an entire house, where I've done nearly all labor: foundation, structural, electrical, plumbing, insulation, doors, glazing, siding, finish, trim, etc... Gloves are a perfect option for this type of work - such a secure/non-slip grip, without a loss to dexterity.Also wear these during extensive metalwork (e.g. handling of steel before/after welding). While I don't recommend making it a habit...the gloves do pass heat fast enough, you'll tear your hands off that too-hot piece before burning yourself, or through the gloves. I'd certainly like to see a kevlar option; to minimize cut risks when working with sheet metal.Wife and I love the gloves for yardwork as well; maintains dexterity, keeps the hands clean, prevents blisters, but the hands do get wet if you're digging/planting with your hands.Only time these gloves were not my overall goto, was during demolition...they're a bit too thin for the abuse that hands will take during this phase.The MaxiDry version works absolutely wonderful for vehicle work; helping minimize exposures to solvents/paints/oils.

Bought them for a crew but kept them for myself. I purchased 12 pairs in Nov. of 17’, I gave one pair away and intended on giving away another 5 until I had them on for a hour and loved them. I kept 11 pairs and 15 months later I still have 3-4 pair left with decent life left. When they get dirty I keep them on my hands and wash with antibacterial hand soap then lay them on a towel. They wear great, fit like skin, don’t smell, and clean up nicely. Well worth the money spent and 12 more pairs will take me into the middle of 2020. If you need a pair, order 3...rotating use and washing in my opinion extends the life of any one glove and keeps a clean pair at the ready for a bit so dirty task. Best gloves I’ve ever had, far better than any of the $20-$30 offerings. And I’ve found that a pair of nitrile gloves under these saves my hands from the effects of concrete and moisture as they’re not waterproof.

I wear gloves everyday working as an electrical contractor. These gloves have a nice tight fit, I can still pick up small things like screws, they're very durable & long lasting if you clean them properly. Only downside I've experienced during the 10 years I've been using them is when working in cold environments (which I fully understand they're uninsulated & not made for these applications), they make the cold feel worse than it actually is. My solution to that is having a torch onhand to warm them up before putting on & heat up hands when needed. If someone created an insulated version of this product they'd make a million dollars easy.

These are really nice gloves and protect the skin of my hands very nicely while also allowing for good dexterity and movement of my fingers. I'm an electrician and so it's important for me to be able to work with small pieces while still wearing gloves. These do the job. I just wish they were more durable. It seems that after about 2 or 3 weeks of use the finger tips end up getting worn out and then blowing out completely.

These gloves are the only ones I use in commercial construction. They form fit allowing me to do every task I can normally do without gloves, no limitations. They hold up to abrasion well and are super comfortable. Keeping a steady supply on the job has always been a benefit.

I’m an electrician. Used to be a commercial carpenter, then a remodeler. I wear these every day. They’re the only gloves I be found that offer decent protection while retaining enough dexterity to handle small parts. The cut-resistant version is superb. The only reason I don’t wear them full time is that they’re a bit more expensive. My better half loves them around the yard and in the garden as well. I get 2-3 weeks out of a pair, which is pretty good for inexpensive gloves that don’t impede dexterity.