Ironcladmens Work Gloves EXO Hi Viz ImpactX Large, Hi-viz Yellow & Orange, X-Large Pack of 1 US

Nice work gloves. Well made and fits great. Great knuckle protection and highly visible. Good price for the good quality. Fast delivery.

I recently purchased the Ironclad EXO Motor Impact Gloves and couldn't be more impressed. These gloves are a game-changer for anyone working with hand and power tools. The synthetic leather palm provides excellent durability and grip, making them perfect for tough jobs. The impact protection on the back of the hand is superb, offering safety without sacrificing dexterity.One of the standout features is the strategically placed anti-vibration reducing pads. These open cell memory foam pads on the palm help absorb impact and vibration, reducing hand fatigue significantly. The terry cloth sweat wipe on the back of the thumb is a thoughtful addition, making it easy to stay focused on the task without constantly reaching for a towel.The adjustable Hook and Loop Closure ensures a secure, custom fit, enhancing performance and comfort. The TPR Cuff Puller is another excellent feature, allowing for quick and easy donning.Overall, the Ironclad EXO Motor Impact Gloves are a must-have for anyone in need of reliable, high-performance work gloves. Highly recommend!

The Good:1. Comfortable fit right out of the box, no break in needed.2. High visibility, is even reflective at night and can be spotted easily if you drop it in the grass or something.3. The rubber shielding on the back of your hand does give you pretty good blow protection, I had a tree limb strike my hand while wearing these, it really made a difference. Plus I didn't have a problem with the rubber peeling away which surprised me as other brands I've had did that pretty quickly.4. The stitching held up quite well, even in wet conditions.The Bad:1. Dexterity on your fingertips is not the best. I'd say moderate, not horrible, but could be better. I work as a tree climber at my regular job and have a mobile mechanic business on the side. Being able to grasp small nuts and bolts is standard work for me and these gloves are likely to have to come off for delicate work. That said they are decent enough that I climb with them on and almost never take them off while climbing.2. The velcro straps got full of sawdust in no time and were basically just there to annoy me after a week or two.The Ugly:1. I've owned two pairs of these now, both failed in the same place after almost the exact same period of use. I got 24 and 25 working days out of them exactly before the leather on the interior gripping part of the fingers wore through. I have had gloves last twice as long for half the price, so take everything in consideration.Final analysis: If you need gloves that stand up to rough trades like logging, landscaping, etc with a long life span, these will not cut it. If you're on a tight budget, these can be easily out-competed. But if you like the high visibility and the protective aspects, and especially if you do less intense work then I do, I would indeed recommend them as a decent glove that definitely has a usefulness all to itself. The ease at which they can be found if dropped at night was especially cool, they reflect like reflector tape. The neon colors make them easy to spot during the day too of course. And the heavy-duty rubber backing works, it really might save you some pain. I had originally purchased them so my fingers would be very visible to me while using a chain saw in a tree. These gloves did that job 100% better then any others I've used yet, I just wish they stood up to punishment a little better.

These gloves work great for my use, mostly around the house, and trips to lumber yard. So far they are wearing really well. For the price, they are worth it.

I'm a soda company merchandiser and I pick up thousands of bottles, by the neck, every week. The plastic caps WILL cut up your fingers, and most gloves after repetitive usage. Gloves usually last about 2 months, before there's holes in the fingers and I'm back to the second sentence of this review.(The included pictures are after daily usage of a little over 2 months, when all other gloves had holes in the fingers and were actually turned into finger-less gloves. These are not finger-less gloves, as shown in the pictures.)I specifically looked at gloves that were abrasion and puncture resistant, after finding out my other gloves were not in any way resistant to sharp-ish objects. The Ironclad EXO Motor Impact Glove are AMAZING. It's been a little over 2 months, with much more usage because of the recent holidays, and there are no holes in the fingers. The stitching is still intact. The gloves still protect my fingers, very well.The ONLY damage to the gloves has been where the terry cloth sweat wipe ripped. I believe it got caught on a piece of steel shelving and ripped. The other glove shows separation between the terry cloth sweat wipe and the thumb portion. That glove is the one that I use the sweat wipe on my forehead.Other things I love about these gloves is the velcro closure that closes at the top of the wrist, instead of the bottom, and the impact resistant rubber on the top of the hand. It's great for when I'm shoulder deep in a shelf, trying to pull something out and accidentally slam my hand into a 24 pack of cans or the steel shelving support beam. (Some major grocery store chains have steel shelving that is 4 feet deep, and it can be a pain fronting product.)The only potential negative, and it's not a negative for me most of the time, is that they are in no way touchscreen compatible. I think they are too thick for a touchscreen to detect that you're mashing the screen with a finger, as I've had non-touchscreen compatible gloves that were thinner work with touchscreens. They are not water resistant, as far as I can tell.Overall, I'd HIGHLY recommend these gloves if you're finding that you have to buy new gloves more often than new socks. (Or anything else that you buy regularly. I go through a lot of socks, too.)