and they have good grip and seem to last longer than the spider-type ...
937166
I have used these for several years now, and they have good grip and seem to last longer than the spider-type that originally came with my Footjoy golf shoes.
2094812
Nice grips. Seem to be wearing well. I go through grips pretty quickly and these tend to be lasting a little longer than other Chinese lock-in's. I will order again once I wear through them.
357691
They seem to last a little longer than the cheaper originals in my machine. This could also be due to me finally getting pressure dialed in for cutting right.
3881302
These have held up well. I had mine for several months, and wore them on a very regular basis (each pair at least 1x each week) for at least three months before the "grip band" started to lose its effectiveness. This is better than other brands I've tried. I like the way these fit and feel. I will purchase more of these.
426313
They have good grip.. They only last me for like 4 games at the first game.. were  the thumb is it rip like seconds
1776016
I've always liked these type of very plain, nitrile dipped gloves.  I've seen them in packs of hundreds of pairs at Korean markets for cents per pair; that made them the go-to throwaway for any kind of nasty job.  These are an improvement over any I've seen before thanks to the extended flexible wrist and the inside lining.  For that matter, the quality is better than the throwaways in every way.  The price of these is far from throwaway, however, which makes them less desirable in that way (you won't want to get your hands and the gloves so oily that you don't want to put the gloves over clean hands the next time, for example).  Dexterity is very good, but not as good as straight nitrile, durability is much better.
2866200
I'm comparing these to the similar Chicago Cutlery scissors that cost about ten bucks. These are better for my large hands, with larger openings, and the handles have grippy co-molded interiors that feel nice. Their hinge has adjustable tension, rather than being fixed. They are made of thicker metal (.115 inch compared to .092), and their toothed grippers are stamped to make them align rather than remain offset as the downmarket CC scissors are. In their favor, the Chicago Cutlery scissors have slight serrations on one blade and a notch that makes cutting things like rose stems much easier; the Faberware scissors have plain blades that are a bit beefier. Both scissors are fine, but overall the Farberware 4-in-1 Ultimate Shears just have a better fit and feel and are worth the higher cost for something I use every day.
3989715
They lasted me about 3x longer than the the leather gloves.

Both hands are symmetrical so they are interchangeable from left to right but you really have to break them in and work the thumb over to one side or the other.

My only complaint is that the hand parts have such thick weave that sharp points always prick out the wide loops and they slowly tear apart that way over time.  Also the wide loops leave a lot of little pockets that embers can smolder in and burn big holes.  The cuffs however have a much tighter weave that leaves a very smooth surface where embers should just roll right off and would be very hard to snag on something.  If only the hands had a surface like this, then they would be perfect and should last a lifetime if you're careful.
1225898
The blades for this product seem to hold up better and last longer than those that use standard straight blades.  It is a great knife.
67010
The grips are as good as billed.  They work well and are far better than the old gel grips they replaced.  My one wish is that the edges of the plastic were not as sharp.  Nonetheless, they work very well.
3477465
Bought these for outdoor flag football, and they work well. A few months later, they are not as tacky as they were right out of the packaging, but still have good grip and have held up quite well otherwise. Definitely worthwhile for the price.
4146268
This particular set of Slip Joint Pliers (that I purchased at a hardware store, not off Amazon) is chrome plated steel with a thick, nice rubber grip. The grip holds tight and the teeth on the pliers line up well, there isn't any looseness you might associate with a cheaper pair. Everything on them seems sturdy and for the price you can find these at a local store it's worth picking up just to have them.
1386501
Good fit and good grip. I bought them for cutting firewood in northern Minnesota. They do well in warmer weather and keep my hands dry when cutting wet logs. When it gets sub zero have a warmer pair on hands. Not made for extreme cold but they serve the purpose for warm weather in wet conditions.
2459490
I like the grip on these pencils.  They have some weight as well.  They just feel nicer in the hand. The eraser erases well, but i don't like rectractable style of it so 4 stars
3668056
I bought these gloves to do some deep diving into my outdoor pond.

I don't shop for pond gloves often... in truth this is only the second pair that I've owned but I find them superior to the Coralife product in pretty much every way.

The quality of the gloves seems good, and the overall dexterity of the glove (fingers) seems far superior to another product that I have tried (Coralife Energy Savers ACLAF9505).

The fingers themselves have little nubs periodically sprinkled throughout that help you to grip slippery objects.  I've lifted some pretty large rocks out of my pond and have not had any issues holding onto them.

The reason why I give these 4 out of 5 stars is that that gloves are really tight on my hands.  I have above average width hands and while they work for me, and probably is why I perceive the dexterity to be so good, people with larger hands may have issues with these.

Really good product, good price, and seem like they will last a while.
688581
I got these as a replacement attachment for the Oster tool that I use for grooming my dogs' nails. I find that these are not as "sharp" as the original, paper-type attachment, but I opted for these because they last much longer than the paper kind. They are not necessarily a "better" replacement, but they are more cost-effective, and they are not that much inferior than the paper-type attachment.
2621526
I bought these a year ago. They have great grip and have a good amount of cushioning to absorb shock from cracks and curbs. You can't beat the color either, they look fantastic. I put quite a bit of punishment on them and they only started peeling and showing the white interior right at the end. I wrapped them incorrectly, so they started to unravel after a few months. I bought a new set to replace them and wrapped them better this time. The price is more than others but I don't mind due to the perks.