Mechanix WearFastFit Wolf Grey Touch Screen Gloves (X-Large, Grey)

First off, these gloves fit extremely well, and they're very well-made.However, they have a kind of cushioned layer on the backs that the original gloves don't have.That makes them quite warm to wear if you're working in a hot climate.They're still decent gloves, though.I'd prefer them to not have the slightly padded backs, though.

I've always bought super expensive gloves and I can argue they are worth it. These things ain't bad at all for a cheap pair. Great for outdoors stuff. Won't last aw long as a decent pair of sealskinz but 1/4 the price

I used them for moving house, which worked out great, tough enough and great grip for moving furniture, boxes etc. And thin enough to keep them on while driving and going DIY tasks like drilling.However once your finished with general stuff and start to use them as day to day gloves, lots of DIY, getting paint splashed on them, getting them wet, using them for woodworking in the shed and metal working in the machine shop, they deteriorate quite quickly, the fingers get holes in.I like them and I’ll order a third pair, but they won’t withstand abuse. Note, they also look great, the quality of material and the fit/shape is quite good.

They are very good to quickly put on and off for the odd tasks but they do not have a lot of padding so if your intended use needs very good padding you need to upgrade. They are good at tasks that include abrasive surfaces. They seem good quality but mine came with a very small tear in one of the finger stitches. Did not affect usability so used it like that. They keep your hand reasonably cool. They do work well with touchscreens.

The fit is very good can machine wash not as warm as some but for manual handling very good

Very good for the price.Fit is on the small side though so you may want to order up a size from your normal glove fitment. However they do come in a good range of sizes so you should be able to find a size that fits well.