Galeton Criss-Cross Tacky Grip Coated String Knit Gloves Orange 1070, Large, Set of 12

Outstanding Gloves for a solid good Grip. Used mostly cutting with chain saws and handling all sizes of tree limbs and trunks. There is no left or right glove, so if you get a hole in a glove, it's only necessary to replace a single glove. I live in Northern NY near the Canadian border and as such, these gloves are not very warm in temperatures below freezing. I deal with this by placing a pair in each sleeve of my jacket and exchanging a warm dry pair for a cold pair about every half hour. Seems to work well. Additionally, the price is excellent. Overall they are an excellent buy. HTH

At work, the gloves were too small and my circulation in my hands started becoming an issue. So, I needed to find a larger glove and this is it.

End of the last century I delivered kitchen cabinets and a knitted glove with silicone webbing called "honey grip" I used to help grab the cardboard boxes. I now use these to grip the grab handle to climb into my big rig as well as the stainless steel ladder leading to the top of the tanker I haul. These are large in size... My hand slips around in them a bit .. I would prefer a medium, but I've checked and they are not an option.

Gloves are perfect. Ideal fit, not too big or small. Have a great movability and grip. Exactly what my husband were looking for.

These gloves are junk. I've been using these gloves for 30ish years and love(d) them. The rubber coating that used to provide better grip has changed and it's now very slippery.They saved a few pennies by reformulating the coating, and now the gloves are useless.

I should have read other reviews before buying. I normally wear a large glove in about every other glove I purchase. Ordered these in large and they are like 3 sizes too big! The quality seems OK for the money and quantity, but it's hard to get past the fit and form. There's no conforming to the shape of your hand and they were just too big, loose, and floppy to be of any benefit. I wanted them initially for a Canada fishing trip for handling slimy Pike. I ended up ordering another brand of tacky grip glove marketed for fishing and they were much better than these, albeit more money.

Tough, breathable fabric, washable and inexpensive. I use these for gardening and construction. They last for 2-6 months in daily use. And did mention they are cheap?

Having used this type of glove for many years in the freight industry, I knew what I was getting. They are good quality gloves (we call them glue gloves). We used them a lot when loading and unloading freight trailers filled with thousands of slippery boxes. These are great for gardening and box lifting. My only quibble is that I have small hands and wear a size medium and the only size this seller appeared to have is large which is too big for me. My wife has to wash them in hot water and then dry them in a hot dryer to shrink them down so I can use them. But other than the size, they are fine.