Compared to any other gloves these are basically the best I have tried
931302
Compared to any other gloves these are basically the best I have tried. However they do seem to tear pretty quick and for those who have small hands the glove can pinch your skin when lifting weights. I have to replace this about every 6 months due to tears or over excessive wear, but I do lift weights and do heavy gym activities 5 times a week.
2142339
These are the best "rubber" gloves I've bought and I've just ordered another box.  I'm about through my first box of 100 and haven't torn one yet.  With other rubber gloves from drug stores etc I'll tear one out of five or so just putting them on, even with large ones.  Even though they're quite a bit heavier than the drug store gloves, they still provide sufficient tactile feel for all my uses.

At my dentist this morning, I noticed that he and his techs all wear rubber gloves that are the same lurid purple color.  I'd guess that they are the same ones as mine.
1501412
I LOVE these gloves, and I have bought them several times in the past. However, when I ordered this set I could not remember what size I had ordered in the past or how the sizing ran so I opted for a medium over a small. That was a mistake. IMHO, they run just a tad large. Don't get me wrong. They still fit, but not snug - and you WANT these to be snug. When they fit right, they are like second skin and you don't even know they are on so they don't get in the way of practically anything.  My hand is a size 7 glove, and I have fairly short fingers. The small size is the perfect fit, while the medium fingers are ~1cm too long.

That said, the fabric is quite breathable, and the rubber portion is very pliant and helps you grip almost anything. In my experience, neither the fabric nor the rubber has degraded over several years of use. I quite literally wore them out (holes in finger tips) after > 5 years of heavy garden use.  I absolutely love these gloves and cannot recommend them enough. .
288956
I did a lot of research prior to buying these gloves. I am a shadetree mechanic that deals with arthritis. These gloves provide the protection and most of the padding I was after. The padding is the best out of any I have owned up to this point. However, I still wish it was just a bit more as far as thickness/absorbtion of shock in the palm of the hands. Otherwise these are wonderful and will serve me well for a good long time to come. Thanks again Amazon and Mechanix Wear!
2386935
I've been using these at least a few times a week for the last 3 years. I have used them in 10 fights and they have been great to me. If you are serious these are the gloves that you want to have they are amazing.
4854734
As a 25+ year master technician, these are the best gloves I've ever used. I've tried at least 20-30 different types of gloves and I only use these, for the last 5 or so years
3016801
These gloves have performed much better than most others of this type. They have even outperformed silicon gloves and are far easier to put on & remove.
933112
I bought these gloves to replace an old peeling pair of Ariat show gloves. These gloves by far are the best I've owned! They're just the right thickness for light contact and felt broke in the first day. Only downside I've found is that they do bleed black dye on your hands, like all natural leathers, but it does wash back off with a little work. I wear them 4 days a week while riding, they've also been slobbered on by horses and dogs, doused in water, and other misadventures, but they  always look like new after. I'll be purchasing another pair for next year and maybe a pair for driving gloves ;)
4248998
These are by far the best gloves I've used even better than the harbinger gloves I reviewed. These gloves are very Thick on the palm, thicker than any gloves I've used providing real good protection from blisters and sores. I have not gotten one blister or sore since using these and the wrist wrap is the best on these gloves.

EDIT:January 21, 2013 As of my last review from about 6 years ago they used to be good and I used to love and constantly order these gloves, But that all changed when I received the new ones. To my shock Valeo did a complete over haul on their once great gloves. I mean what happened, the gloves are thinner no longer have the tough padding that it use to there for the glove no longer provides protection from callus and blisters. The fingers are horrible they aren't padded anymore and feel real flimsy like paper as of a matter of fact paper is better ( not literally just an expression) Valeo really needs to bring back the good old ocelot gloves or their going to continue to lose customers. In conclusion I no longer use these gloves or any of Valeo's stuff I have now made the switch over to Schiek USA and the best thing about Schiek's gloves and belts is there made here in the USA!!! And not only that there gloves have the thick padding I love and because of that have better build quality. For good measure on how good these ocelot gloves used to be and to give everyone an idea I lift four to five times a week and the ocelot stood up well for a good 2-3 years but the new ones only last 3 days out of the 4 to 5 days I lift for the week so heed the warning.
2280675
These gloves have been way better than the other Mechanix Wear gloves I got that had the new fake leather they are somehow pawing off on their "work glove" line. If you are going to get any from this line get these. However I am only a few weeks into wearing them so if they don't hold up I'm going to just get a pair in black of the M-Pact tactical gloves like I have that have held up to almost 6 years of abuse in the military cause they are actually made with real leather.
4283119
I love these gloves.  They are easy to get on and off and are very durable.  I have bought more than once and will buy again. I use them for everything from painting, planting, auto mechanics, even coloring the wife's hair.  I've tried others but find these to be the best.  Highly recommended.
1507133
I've used these gloves playing in men's leagues over the years. (Not recent ones) and they have been great. Now my kids are wearing them. These gloves, unlike most, offer a little padding in the thumb web area and the tops of the palm area. Just enough padding to allow multiple swings for batting practice and games but not too much that it hinders your grip. They are very good for wearing on you glove hand too for a little extra padding although I've used different gloves specifically for that purpose called Palmguard. They are better than most gloves out there that are just thin leather gloves. I could have gave 5 stars but I always for improvement. That's just me.
273825
These work great compared to all the other gloves tthat I have bought and destroyed during crossfit workouts. They aren't too bulky, especially after you break them in a little and they really do prevent rips.  They do have a tendency to bunch up if you are doing a lot of kipping. Overall, well worth it and have been great especially when I'm recovering from a tear.

Pros:
Durable leather surface, no stretching or tearing of the material. Can take a lot of punishment.
Easy to take on and off
Relatively cheap
Soft and easy to use

Cons:
Bunch up if you're doing a lot of kipping
Has a tendency to get caught in the wrong part of a bar so that it folds up
Tends to hold the shape that its gets worn into
1570068
The main thing I like about the gloves is the latex rubber coating. I work around alot of greasy and oily stuff and so I ruin leather gloves pretty quickly. My true glove size is closer to a large, but I really like the way these extra large ones fit, I can even put on a polyproylene glove liner on underneath them for when it is really cold and I have to be outside longer. Another great thing is that they are washable.
941178
Best cold weather glove I've used - this is my second pair. The first pair the insides came undone after a season so they unusable ... but I bought the same pair again and have had no problems this time round
1960832
I really like these gloves.  They are much better than other brands i have used.  They last much longer
4066182
These gloves are great. I have two pairs of the 16 oz. gloves--one lace up the other Velcro. I use the lace up pretty regularly (about everyday). Mine came with elastic strings in addition to the normal ones. Also customer service is awesome. I've had the lace-ups for about four months and the velcro ones for about a month.

They fit very well and provide a good amount of cushion (but not so much that it's oppressive or you can't feel what you're punching). They certainly have a lot more padding than the Hyabusa Tokushu's, though wrist support is a lot better with the velcro than the lace-up (at least when you use the elastic laces and have them pre-tied). My knuckles still get bruised, but less than when I use the Hyabusas or the Fairtex gloves. The Title Classics that I had had a lot of padding but it felt like cheap padding and it was so much that I couldn't get a feel for my punches. Also, as another reviewer mentioned, you can almost make a full fist with these on, especially when they're broken in. They feel great with Winning NG2 knuckle guards, though I don't like the discomfort of wrapping my hands so thick with the guards so I tend to just forego the NG2s. It would be great if the padding in the glove were such that I wouldn't need any NG2 guards to prevent any bruising.

My only complaint, which is a minor one, is that the thumb is maybe too tight and too short for my thumbfortunately my thumb reaches to the end and doesn't press up against it, but if it were any shorter my thumb would be really pressed up against the thumb compartment. Also, whether it's the tightness of the thumb compartment or the stitching on the area that connects the thumb to the glove, I feel as though there is sometimes a lot of pressure on my palm close to my thumb, if that makes sense. Still, this is not a serious enough complaint to warrant not using these gloves and the problem only exists in my less broken-in velcro gloves, not my lace-ups.

I've owned a wide variety of gloves (Hyabusa, Title, Ringside, Fairtex, and Everlast) and these are among my favorite. I'm a student so I don't have enough money to buy Winning, so I can't compare the two, but everyone who has Winning gloves says that they're comparable, which is saying a lot since the price discrepancy is so great. I'd definitely recommend themespecially for the price.