Superior S13SXPU Superior Touch Dyneema String Knit Glove with Polyurethane Coated Palm, Work, Cut Resistant, 13 Gauge Thickness, Size 9, White (Pack of 1 Pair)

These are the softest of all dynema gloves even before washing. Your hands actually feel softer after wearing them. My new all time favorite light duty work/hiking gloves.

I have small hands and a durable work glove with a good fit has always seemed like an unrealistic expectation. This is the glove I've been wishing for. I largely use the for yard work and gardening. When they get pretty dirty, I wash them while wearing them with Dawn dish soap. The more I use and wash them, the better the fit. I have good dexterity while wearing them, can grip fine objects, they are cut and moisture resistant. When I take theme off, my hands are clean and undamaged. I recommend these gloves to anyone, man or woman.

Awesome gloves for playing In the dirt, soldering pipe, handleling sheet metal, you name it. Comfortable and very well made. They're a little pricey however you get what you pay for. So don't be cheap! Just purchase a pair of these. You'll be glad you did.

Great fit

Likely you have already purchased these "blind" like I did. The description states PU or Polyurethane. I don't see it. It's a rather thin knit glove with seems that at most should be in the dollar bin. I am trying to send mine back thru another large web store publicly traded company.

very thin knitted gloves, NOT coated in polyurethane and made with "seems" i.e. worse fit. Don't waste your money. Approximately equal to those brown cotton jersey gloves for 50 cents a pair. Maybe more durable as it has the DSM dyneema tag. But, I would stay away.

Great glove and really good delivery time

I have been using them for about 10 years in construction as electrician.I noticed they are not strong as before. Now i use 2 pairs a month instead 1 pair for 1-1/2 month.Still Super comfortable , Nice fit Touch , Good anti-cuts .... But Horrible in low temperature . that is normal cause of the polyurethane . I did try many different brands in my life and nothing equals the Superior Touch Dyneema glove.Top brand in gloves.

Have been using them literally for decades and they are by far my favorite gloves to work with. Perhaps my memory is flawed, but it seems to me that 20 years ago they were nearly bullet proof. It took a lot to get them ripped. Lately, not so much. The coating is pretty grippy when new and all it takes now is to get them caught around a drywall screw you're holding while screwing and it's the micro-cut that gets them unraveling... I have a bunch of old and still good right hand gloves and all my left handed ones are torn ar the index... Frustrating at this price point. I'm getting better durability from $2 PU coated gloves, except they're not as comfy or breathable... Hands end up stinky.

Product I think is of quality but durability is questionnable. I think it could be cheaper. 16$ every month (if youre lucky enough to have them last that long) for a simple pair of protective gloves gets rather expensive and I am sure that it could be cheaper than this even if its just a couple dollars. I could see this being great for someone using these gloves occasionnally for their hobby or something but if you wear them all the time for your full time job then I don't think they're going to last long especially if you work with metal. In the end of the day I don't think the durabilty:price ratio is good enough for this to be worth it, not for me.

old picture doesn't reflect actual cut glove. Also discription needs to be updated.new information on glove is it is level 3 puncture resistant and only level 2 cut resistant. If your job requires a higher level cut resistance this glove is not for you.If this meets your cut resistence requirements you will be hard pressed to find a more comfortable glove.