Wells Lamont Leather Work Gloves for Men, Reinforced Cowhide with Palm Patch, Saddletan, Small (1129S)

These are some great work gloves. They are priced ok but I've been definitely getting my money's worth. Durable yet soft enough for good dexterity.

Id give these more stars if I could. For the price, you cant beat the quality. Really tough leather thats well stitched. XXL fits my Sasquatch sized hands easily and makes taking them on and off a breeze. Really comfortable and padded in the grip areas. I use these when I'm swapping implements, connecting/ disconnecting hydraulic connectors and general wrenching on my tractor. I got three pairs and have yet to wear out the first. Like I said- these operate like much more expensive gloves, for a bargain of a price. As far as the fluids, Ive never had any seep past the gloves, also pretty decent in the rain too. Not lined, so easy to wear all Summer and late fall. They don't make my hands sweat, so they dont retain heat. Id give it 10 stars if I could. Wear like iron and are as comfortable as a familiar old leather coat.

Very sturdy for house and yard work. Thick leather helps prevent blisters.

I've bought and worn many pairs of these gloves over the years. They are soft and comfortable. They also wear accordingly, meaning they don't last forever. I buy XL and they are tight to get on, but quickly conform.My one complaint, and they've always had this issue, is the extra material in the tip of mainly the index finger, both L and R. You can see the ends of most fingers are rounded, but not the index finger. I don't expect a mass produced glove to fit perfectly, but nobody's fingers are flattened out at the end. Well, I guess it depends on where you stick your fingers, but an ordinary finger that hasn't been driven on by a truck does not splay out at the end like the leather in these gloves. As the gloves wear and get even softer, the extra material at the tip tends to fold over and get in the way while grasping objects. In the second picture, the red line shows where I squeezed the leather flat with pliers while wearing the glove, showing the extra material. If you zoom in you can probably see the dirty mark the pliers left. They need to cut that corner off before sewing them up.Other than the index finger complaint, these gloves allow pretty good dexterity. Once they're broken in, I can pretty easily pick up small objects like a flat washer off of the garage floor.

These gloves are extremely well made. Great quality at a great price point. Also, it is nice these gloves come in sizes rather than "one size fits most". I work on a farm and these are perfect for hard, physical labor.

Best work gloves I've ever had. Ultra-soft leather and durable.

I originally ordered XLs, based on the size chart. I couldn't even put them on. I returned them and ordered XXXLarge. Very comfortable fit. Soft and flexible. Good protection from splinters in wood; rose thorns go right through them. I can't operate a touch screen with them, but I can use most construction tools without removing them. They allow enough sense of touch to discriminate between a weed and the plant I'm trying to save when gardening.After replacing 5 aluminum windows in a rental and more than a week in the garden, they're dirty, but bear no signs of wear. I plan to buy more when these are worn out.

My third pair. I've had my first pair for over a decade but the finger tips finally wore out, so I cut them down and use them as fingerless gloves. They have the thickest leather and are the best made work gloves on the market. Note that they will absorb oils and greases, etc., so I keep a pair for greasy work and another clean pair for work with tools.