Ironclad Tundra gloves. I do like these gloves they do keep your hands warm as your working. If you are standing still not as great. I have worn them in about 20 to 40 degree weather and they have worked well. In wet conditions the grip is not as great as I expected. I tested the gloves in a bucket of water and the gloves failed the test. I have yet to use them in heavy rain conditions after that. They make work alright in light rain conditions for awhile but I do believe you will get wet. I am finding out your best bet in staying dry is the atlas 460 pvc lined gloves. Pvc is about the only thing that will truly keep the water out. You will sweat in these gloves are well lined I would suggest planning on having a fan to dry them out overnight for the next days work. . Liner does pull out a little when your hands are wet. A little bulky hard to use with small controls. As I started using them in wet conditions the gloves didn't really have good grip and traction I thought they would. I liked the knuckle padding helps to protect my hands in the conditions I work in. I think these are decent gloves but I will not buy another pair.

easybiz

USA

I have owned these gloves for over 3 years and they are excellent. The protection they are is excellent. I do not wear them often or use them extremely hard when I do but they are in great shape. I have used them for lawn and garden work, auto work, power tool use, and for cleaning the basement or garage. I would not recommend them for use around lots of oil or chemicals. The rolltop finger tips are extremely durable and I have not busted them yet. They show wear but I dont think i will put a hole through them any time soon. The hard rubber finger protection is a nice feature to have even though ive never had an accident and were protected from them. The Kevlar reinforced saddle and thumb areas have been great and i havent busted them or wore a hole though. I just have some small fraying of the threads. The leather is nice and soft and offers great protection. The palm is lightly padded and just right. You can get a good grip and feel of what you are working on. My gloves(large) are a little big on my hands so dexterity suffers somewhat. I have another pair of ironclad gloves in medium and they fit like a second skin. I think if i had mediums the dexterity would be slightly better than my larges. Overall these are excellent gloves for do-it-yourselfers and they should last you many months. Even for those hard on their gloves, i think these would last you a little bit longer than gloves you usually wear.

youm0nt

Montville, NJ