Value glove for 2x per week seasonal use
356657
Purchased for my 8 yr old son, the glove is very light weight, pliable and easy to break in.  However the leather in the pocket of the glove (and tips of the fingers) is deteriorating after only 9 months of use.  My son plays about 3-4 days per week (year round).  This is an economical youth glove, but at the end of the season we will be getting a more durable glove that will hopefully endure multiple seasons.  I would recommend this for someone who is a seasonal player and typically plays 2-3 days per week and needs a glove with a quick break-in period.
4556218
Bought these gloves for half the cost of lower end gloves at the ski hill, pleasantly surprised. The ice scraper is handy when it's foggy, the "nose wipe" is useful for wiping your face I guess. Most importantly, they don't bunch up inside when I pull my hands out (my #1 pet peeve in gloves!). They are reasonably warm, but could be better. On the coldest days days I have to put my hands and gloves in my pockets if I'm standing around, but when I'm walking/boarding they are warm enough. The touchscreen gloves are a nice bonus. They're nothing special, but free is cool.

Pros:
Great value for money
Nice quality construction - looks like it'll last the season
Handy features
Touchscreen glove liner as a bonus
Big enough to put on easily and not bunch up when pulling your hands out

Cons:
Could be a little warmer
Hard to do fiddly tasks like tying up laces while wearing the gloves

Note: I don't know I have fat hands but I always find gloves to be on the small side. I bought the "XL" largest size, and they're not exactly huge. Large enough, but if that's the largest size I can't imagine who is wearing Smalls
1115614
Nice Glove at a reasonable price. Broke in quickly. Still need to see long term with all the lacing but no issues through the 1st season.
2684915
I found these gloves to be decent medium duty gloves for the price.  I've mostly been using a pair for cutting firewood and general yard work over the last month and so far they show no signs of wearing out.  There are better gloves out there but not at the price I paid for this 6 pack (~$9.75).
2053855
Wells Lamont 508S are good gloves and not the easiest to find so a bit more pricey than $10/dozen I can understand...... but $5.11 per PAIR????  Are you kidding me?!?!?!?  LOL  what a joke
2832914
Best general-purpose gloves that I've found.  They fit snugly, but generally to size so that you have good dexterity in your hands when working.  I use them in woodworking and automotive projects as well as  a variety of other projects around the house.  I just ordered my second pair after 2 medium-heavy years of use which included a fair amount of auto maintenance and the building of a cedar-strip canoe.  The price has gone up a bit since 2010, but I still think that they are a good value.
4613355
I bought a pair of the Manzella's Men's Trail Boss Gloves to augment a well worn pair of other model Manzella winter gloves purchaed back in 2008.  My intention is to use these gloves for a mix of downhill skiing, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, winter hiking and driving.  Right from the start the fit was a bit tight for a so called "Large".  The 2008 other model pair was quite generous in its sizing by contrast.  They are beginning to "wear in" and provide a bit more freedom of movement and air space inside the glove.  The Thinsulate insulation is barely sufficient below 20 degrees but they are indeed waterproof and moderately breathable, limiting the need to force air "dry them ouf".
167552
I purchased these gloves to help keep my hands warmer at home and away, as I have been having pain in my hands from a neuro-muscular disease.  The gloves seem to be supportive and help to decrease the hand pain.  The gloves are well constructed and reasonably priced.  I used to work with leather, when my hands were better, and am impressed with the quality of the leather and workmanship.  While I do not put the stress on the gloves that many others do, I do appreciate the quality of the materials as well as the construction.  I have worn the gloves off and on for the past year.

The gloves are made of a variety of materials that are sewn together, often with double stitching.  The back of the glove (dorsum) is constructed of a nylon-type material, with a suede-type leather sewn over the distal half, extending over the finger portions, along with protective padding.  The palm of the glove is made of the suede-type leather that is then covered with a supple layer of pig skin or deer skin leather, again extending over the finger portions.  The only area of irritation that I have noticed is the seam that runs between the thumb and the middle of the palm on the left hand.  That was why I deducted one star.  Other than that, the leather is supple enough to allow full movement and protection.  The velcro adjustment straps around the wrist and across the proximal back of the hand help to create a better fit.  I typed this review while wearing the gloves, and had pretty good dexterity.

As others have mentioned, the sizing runs a bit small.  According to the size chart, I need a size L, but the size XL fits well.  I do not believe that I could easily don or remove the size L gloves.

Another point, the gloves do not come with laundry instructions, but I have hand washed them numerous times with warm water and mild soap, rinsed them well, and then air dried them on a flat surface without any change in the gloves suppleness.

This is a good pair of gloves for those who need protection of the palm and back of hand, yet need the dexterity of their fingers for fine motor activities.
2872085
My first glove wore out after a month and a half but the price allows for inexpensive replacement. I am still learning the game so I may have an irregular grip and wear pattern.
4359250
Just a quick note on sizing.  I have a palm circumference of about 9 inches, so I would normally take a "Large" size work glove.  These XL sized gloves are a SNUG [but not too tight] fit on my L sized hands.  I've worn them a bit, so the sung fit does relax after a few wearings.  Just something to keep in mind.

Thus far, I've found these work gloves to be well-made, and the "rubberized" nitrile coating to be well applied and fairly durable.  The nitrile is quite grippy, and provides some protection against thorns and splinters in the garden, or on D-I-Y projects.  I did find they made my palms perspire when worn for hours in mid-70 degree temperatures.  Also, The knit cuff is fairly short at 1 3/4ths inches.

Still, a great buy.
757217
comfortable with good protection... mine wore out fairly quick however, esp around wire wheel

I think Hobart has virtually same glove at less expense?

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1041358
Does the job. More in there than I expected and it needed a lot less to treat my gloves than I anticipated. This should last a while so don't be put off by $15-$20 cost. It will last a season easy even with regular use.
1869875
Warmer day ski glove.  These are very nice for warmer days on the mountain or working outside when it's above 30, but below 45.  They're overbuilt to take a beating and won't rip like the cheapo imitators.
4248015
Excellent quality gloves and a savings! Two please.  Im using these while working on my truck. I've ordered a pair 1 size larger to replace my hunting gloves.

Pros: good rip resistant material
  Very comfortable and good fit
  Strong lightweight material

Con:  None really. I recommend you purchase them 1 size larger as the finger slot for touchscreen use is cut a little low to be useful with an otherwise perfect fitting glove.

They also come in a resealable bag.

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*I received this product at a discount in exchange for an honest and unbiased review. I was not compensated for my review and the opinions are that of my own, based on my personal experience with the product.
3775731
These are thin, but decently insulated, stretchy gloves made from high elastic polyester with a rubber coating. They are not waterproof, and seem thin for serious winter work, but are good for higher dexterity tasks. I typically wear a size XL glove, but with these the size L works better on my hands. Have taken these to Antarctica with me and use them there are inner glove liners. The outer glove comes off when I need to work buttons or small connectors. Then back on after the higher dexterity work is completed. (This is physics experiment building at Pole.) The downside of these gloves is that they do seem to wear out pretty quickly, they aren't items you'll keep using year after year.
351504
These gloves are fantastic, can be used several times over. So thick they withstand yard work and automotive work.  Wish they were a little less expensive, but overall a pretty good value.
4191384
I bought these gloves for disposable work gloves and they work great for that. Excellent value. They are not a precision fit glove by any means but that's not what I needed. I needed a grippy rubber palmed and fingered glove that will work well with yard tools and such. These gloves will do that just fine. .

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