Mechanix Wear: M-Pact Durahide Leather Framer Work Gloves, Fingerless Design, Work Gloves with Impact Protection and Vibration Absorption, Safety Gloves for Men (Brown, XX-Large)

I’ve had these gloves for a while now. I wanted to make sure to put them through the test before leaving a review. A little about how I use them, now I’m not in construction or heavy lifting. I use them around the house and on the car. Now I’ve done a lot of stone work around the house, lawn work including tilling the yard, built a porch, as well as brake work/ oil changes/ exhaust work, on 4 cars. These gloves work great. They are tough. They pull their weight. Now if I was out there everyday using them hard then I wouldn’t expect them to last more than a week and a half to 2 weeks. But gloves are just that, they are meant to take the stress off of bare skin and add a little more grip, and when used up, then they are to be replaced. Now these gloves have the finger tip cut offs. Just remember to start taking the gloves off at those points and you’ll get a bit more life out of them. Overall, I will be buying another pair when these get near the end of their life.

Everything is as good as always with this product.

I love these gloves. I'll probably buy a second pair as soon as I finish this review.As a wood turner I need exacting control over my tools. These feature 1/2 fingers on just the 3 most critical. (Thumb, index, middle) the rest are completely covered. This is the perfect compromise between safety and functionality for what I do.The quality is good, but not amazing. The stitching is coming undone a little, but not so much as to compromise function at this point. (I've had them for about 3 months)The comfort is where you may start to have some issues. I've got reasonably big hands and reasonable grip strength. The heavy duty "armor" for lack of a better term on the back of the hand is a little stiff. A little bit of breaking them in helps some, but I can still get fatigue in my hands when turning. Your comfort may vary based upon your hand strength and use case.Back to that "armor". I'll say this, it's saved my hands countless scrapes, cuts and mishaps. I just wish it was a little more flexible so that it doesn't cause so much hand fatigue.If you like to turn wood, and have resisted wearing gloves for safety or personal reasons, I recommend investing in a pair of these guys. They do the job well and are one of the few gloves I've seen that I would be comfortable turning with.

I bought these "Work Gloves, Fingerless Design" to use at the range where I practice target shooting, and they exceeded my expectations. They are very comfortable, fit well without being restrictive, and the three-finger-free design is ideal for handling firearms with precision. They allow me to load, adjust, and shoot without losing sensitivity or control. Plus, they offer great protection in the key areas of the hand. Excellent quality for the price. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for comfort and functionality during shooting practice.

They fit well but provide great dexterity compared to full fingered gloves. Easy to wash when dirty, I like how they look and provide a great value for the money.

Have not used yet, but rely heavily on gloves for work. (construction)These appear to be some of the best built gloves I've come across. Protected in the right spots, and comfortable. I got the large set, with large but skinny hands and they fit snug. If you have large hands with thick fingers, they may be "too" snug and would suggest the size up.UPDATE:DO NOT BUY!!! These gloves did not even last 3hrs on a construction jobsite. Wasn't even handling wood, I was using my nailgun (no rubber grip). The seems came completely apart where the thumb meets the palm. Huge waste of almost $30. Feels like I just got mugged.

I've consistently ordered this in the past six years and it has been awesome to use

Look great feel good but lasted about a week.