Ironclad WorkForce Gloves

Working in the environmental testing arena, we use these gloves almost every day for a wide variety of tasks.They are good protection without being too hot in the summer, a very important consideration in the south. many of the mechanic style gloves are way too hot in the sun.These gloves slip on and off easily enough and are durable.They seem to be good up to about 250 F for handling hot things, much above that and I need heat gloves.I tend to destroy them using ropes to haul stuff up and down towers on ropes but that is just normal wear and tear. We have been using these as our standard gloves for about four years now and expect to use them for many years to come.

Good gloves. They get a lot of use and so far no tears or damage. I would buy these again. Also the fit is perfect. The original gloves I purchased ran small. I returned them for these. Nice quality.

Me gusto muy comodos

I've used and enjoyed at least 4 other Ironclad models for years. Each of those fits great and the brand's build is appreciably better than the $9.99 generic versions you can find at big box stores and online. So far, the WorkForce is no exception. Having recently got them, I'll reserve judgment on durability, but to my eye, they look like they'll do fine. These are mid-duty gloves, so if you have a seriously abrasive use i(e.g., frequent demolition work or prolonged contact with stone or masonry) in mind, I suggest you consider the heavy duty Ironclad models as alternatives. They will outlast the medium duty ones like these (but with a little loss of dexterity and flexibility).These are light as a feather, compactable, fast drying, very dexterous and breath well for warm weather use. I was particularly looking for a model that doesn't have a wrist closure, so these filled the bill. They use a classic open (cowboy-style, non-velcro) wrist, which makes for easy on/off and doesn't get in way of a wristwatch. Ironclad gloves consistently fit my fingers and hand much truer than most others I've tried. Other brands often have thumbs or little fingers cut too long relative to the other fingers--at least for me. Each of my fingers goes all the way to the tip of the glove, without dexterity-robbing extra fabric at the ends--like competitors' ones. I would only improve two things about these: add a loop or hole by which to clip or hang them; and use a darker color for the back of hand material, to mask dirt/soiling. On the plus side, that lighter color will keep hand cooler in hot sunshine. The synthetic leather used in the palm and fingers is supple, thin, dries quickly and lasts pretty well; its faux-suede outer texture gives a grip that's acceptable, but not amazing. Worth the tradeoff over other materials.

These are almost as good as the Ranchworx but at a 33% discount. These have a little extra space in the width of your hand/palm too. And they're a little better than Hyper Tough outdoor work gloves, though 5 bucks pricier.

These gloves were not as well padded as expected and I found them to be only good for light jobs.

Great gloves, for work around the garage or garden...this is my second pair, durable

Gloves last me about 3 to 4 months

The width of the gloves fits well, but fingers are too long ( I have average length fingers)

Solid n very good!

Well fitting gloves, good quality. Will purchase again when these out.

Reçu ces gants dans les délais, qualité au rendez-vous, très confortable lors de mes travaux en manipulant le bois! Ces gants m’évitent des échardes!