Superior Glove Endura Cut and Water Resistant Leather Work Gloves for Men & Women – 378GOBKL X-Large (Pack of 1 Pair)

These gloves are durable with a big "D". My son is a lineman for an electrical company and he gave me a pair. It took me a while to ware them out. I do a lot of yard work and not just the kind where you work in the garden or mow the lawn. I have 2 archers with a lot of trees that need to be thinned out and the dead ones removed. I can burn through a pair of other gloves easily before the summer is over. The Endura Kevlar-Lined gloves lasted 2 summers and then some. My point, yes they will ware out but it will take a lot of work to get their.

This is a really well made good quality pair of gloves. I am torn about keeping it versus returning it. I was looking for protection from many things - heat/fire, cuts, thorns, arcs, water, oil, chemicals - you get the point. My only issue is that gloves fit sung around the widest part of my palm in a comfortable way but there is 1/4" - 1/2" space between my finger tip and the glove's finger tip. Makes it somewhat hard for me to grasp and work with things. If the size fits, this would be a great pair of gloves.

Most of us go through a pair of work gloves once a year if not sooner. I purchased these gloves April of 1916 and am finally purchasing a replacement. The index finger of the right hand has split open, after three years of cutting and stacking wood, mowing with a scythe, grubbing with a mattock, and being caught out in the rain. These are by far the best work gloves I have ever owned. I have no reservations in highly recommending this glove to you as an excellent product.

These are some of the most comfortable gloves I have ever owned. The thin lining feels good and the cut resistance is pretty excellent to have. It adds a little bulk, but they don't feel any bulkier than cowhide gloves.They do have a strong smell when new - it seems to be disapating with time. It smells like tanned/treated leather.These gloves were made in Pakistan. The stitching is tight and well done. The construction is quite good.

These have basically failed after about 3 months of use. The stitching is ripping, the leather has cuts and wear spots, and overall the gloves have performed about as well as $10 Husky leather gloves. They aren’t terribly water-resistant nor comfortable. Seriously disappointed.

i work at a spring shop and kept using cheap gloves $2 a pair and went threw them about 2 pairs a week. ive had these for about a month now and they are great i use the torch a lot also cutting threw u bolts and have no problem with burns or wear. Would buy again!

Wanted a pair of warm, waterproof, cut-resistant gloves and these are perfect. Fit like a...well you know. Really sturdy, immersed them in water and my hands stayed completely dry. Great for the price.Update- had these for a little over a month now and they’re definitely not waterproof. Immersing them in a bucket really isn’t a great test. I was working with wet rags outside in the cold and they got soaked right through. Still good gloves but don’t buy if you have to keep your hands dry when working.

My husband delivers construction equipment and is very hard on gloves. He's on his second pair and he loves the confort and protection. They lasted many months longer than other gloves. He tried lots of different name brand gloves and the fingertips would wear holes in 2 week or less. Recommend waterproof gloves if raining to extend the life.