Vgo...Vgo Leather Palm Work Gloves for Men, Gardening Gloves, Builder Gloves (3 Pairs,Size L, 3colors, CB3501)

These gloves are made to look like the typical leather work gloves you might buy at Lowe's or Home Depot, but they are a little smaller, a lot thinner, and lower quality. The appearance is clearly intended to make you think it's the same product, but it is definitely inferior.They aren't useless. I'd fell comfortable doing gardening work with these, but not digging holes or carrying heavy stuff around.

When I first received these gloves I was unimpressed by the fact that they are thinner that similar gloves I buy at Home Depot. However after using them I am very impressed. They last much longer than the others I have bought. Thicker gloves always tear at the seems; I have used one pair of these for many months and the seams have not torn. I tend to loose them before they wear out.The only problem with these -- and other unlined split leather gloves -- is that they are very drying to the hands. After a few hours of use my skin is dry and rough. I solve the problem by wearing a pair of black nitrile gloves on my hands with the leather gloves over them. It works very well -- keeps my hands clean and smooth and the nitrile gloves can be used many times. I use the Grease Bully brand. Get a box of 100 Grease Bully gloves on Amazon. BTW the linings of gloves that have them wear out very fast so are not worth the cost.

Just a month ago, I paid $10 for one pair of this type of glove that fits poorly and has zero flexibility. I was disappointed enough to go looking for better gloves. I studied dozens of gloves for sale and these three are it! They seem to be real rough-out leather, while the fabric parts are a nylon or something like that, but not the dainty, flimsy type. They fit great. I can move each finger enough to grasp things. It will probably be a long time before these wear out, but, when they do, I hope they are still for sale. I only want *these* gloves from here on out!

Needed a glove that can still grip down on tools and chsaws in cold weather and prevent punctures to hand. These XLs are 4.70 cents a pair and meet my needs. If a coworker needs a pair I charge them 5 dollars, so I lose about 30 cents cuz of tax. I charge the Mexican guys 6 dollars because they are already too tough and dont even really need gloves. Get about 1.0-1.5 month of use out of a pair. Not sure what other reviewers are talking about. Show me a cowhide glove costing less than 5 dollars that are superior. I would like to know. Until then I buy these. Thinking of buying more because of inflation.

I use these for handling firewood and other rough and often dirty outdoor jobs. Right now I am using them to dismantle an old barn, reclaim some of the wood, remove nails etc. and also shoveling dirt. They are flexible enough to wear while operating a Skil saw. They are fairly stiff coming out of the box but I find they quickly become more flexible and for me at least they are comfortable to use and conform well to my hands. They begin to wear holes after a few weeks but I don't mind because by then they are very dirty anyway and I just throw them away and get the next pair.

Good, sturdy work gloves. I like having different colors first of all because I don't have to sort through a pile of gloves to find one right and one left-handed one. Several times a year I have to cut back laurel sumac in my back yard. The plant's sap effects me like poison ivy. Now I can just use the red pair of gloves for that task and not worry that the others might have residual sap on them.

The stitching at the tip of the right thumb tore and the glove is separating. I've been using a single pair of these gloves for two weeks of general yard work, a few hours three times a week. The gloves are very comfortable and easy to work in, but I wish the durability was improved. Will report back on the longevity of the other two pairs as the saga develops.

I've already put one of these to the test sawing up a couple of Monterey Cypress trees and moving/dragging the limbs and leftover debris of which there was a lot, all rough and sticky with sap. I'm very satisfied with my purchase and it's nice being able to find gloves in my size medium instead of the one size fits all nonsense at the local big hardware stores where you will pay a lot more for three pairs of these. The old brand name gloves are just not what they used to be, I couldn't believe how quickly they broke down being used for nothing but yard work, I literally searched everywhere thinking I must have misplaced the last good pair they were that broken down. Like others have said it's nice to have three pairs at hand and all different colors giving you the choice of using each pair for different jobs or just having the extra two waiting for when you'll need them. They fit like a glove as the old saying goes, not rough or irritating to wear, I bought the medium size for my 8-8 1/2 measurement from base of palm to tip of middle finger and/or around the knuckles. I'd buy them again without hesitating.

They are ok

They fit well. Are soft inside. Very comfortable. Better quality than the last cheap pack I bought at a local hardware store. I do question their resilience though. Of the 3 pairs, I have not put them through any real hard labor. The second time I wore the green ones, I was scraping icy snow off my tractor seat and apparently ripped a hole in the end of a finger. Very upsetting. The other 2 pairs are still okay and have survived a washing.All in all, they are cheap light duty gloves and you should expect no more or less from them. They work for what I need them for.

When these gloves were described as driver gloves, I thought, "perfect"! Well they turned out to be the absolute wrong gloves, so I did not write a favourable review. These gloves are not meant for driving, but can be used by truck drivers who have to go outside to hook up or unhook trailers.When Vgo read my review, they took it more seriously than I had expected and sent me a pair of gloves that offered better dexterity and perfectly meets my needs, at no cost to me.All I can say is, Vgo is the king of customer service, because I received the new gloves in two to three days after our communication.It's now more than a month later and I couldn't be happier with my Vgo experience.I will definitely think of this company first, should the need arise in the future and yes, I recommend Vgo.Sounds as if I like Vgo, doesn't it?Yup!It is now February 7, 2020 and my gloves are finally falling apart. I'm definitely going to purchase another pair!I love these gloves.

YES, YOU'VE GOT IT RIGHTTHESE GLOVES WERE DESTINED TO THREE PEOPLE IN WHELCHAIRS THAT NEEDED GOOD STURDY GLOVES TO KEEP THEM WARM, PREVENT THEM FROM GETTING FRICTION BLISTERS WHILE ACTUATING THEIR MOTION WHEELS AND PROTECT THEIR HANDS FROM THE CALCIIUM SPREAD ALL OVER STREETS AND SIDEWALKS IN THE WINTER.SO, A BIG THANKS TO Vgo FOR THEIR STURDY GLOVES AND A HEARTFELT RECOMMENDATION TO WHOEVER ISLOOKING FOR GOOD WORK GLOVES. M

I have gone through a lot of work gloves over the years, and these are among the best! They not only do the job of protecting my hands, they hold up no matter what I do to them. Clearing brush, moving rocks, cutting and stacking firewood - I have been using the same pair most of the summer. I just ordered more to give to my son to use when we are working together. These are a great value and I would definitely recommend them.