Custom Leathercraft Men 12-pack work gloves, 12 Pair, 2 Count Pack of 1 US

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I got these gloves primarily for work, as I like to keep an extra pair in the truck. I work at a sawmill, and wear gloves 8 hours (sometimes more) a day. I've had similar gloves that last a decent amount of time before I need throw them out and grab a new pair. These gloves last maybe two days, three if I'm really lucky. The gloves at first glance look and feel good, until you really start looking them over, then you notice the defects in the stitching. These gloves were poorly stitched, so there's a hole in each glove in various spots all along a seam somewhere, or at least ten out of the twelve pairs had holes in them. This not only allowed sawdust and other dirt to enter the glove more easily and make for a very discomforting feel and fit, but the gloves broke down more quickly because of this. Some seams were in awkward positions that it made bending the fingers a bit uncomfortable. I don't know if I just happen to be an unlucky customer and get a shotty product here, but I wouldn't recommend buying these gloves, that is unless you're doing some very light gardening or yard work around the house. The price is really what made me decide to buy them, I mean at just a little over $2 a pair what wasn't to like. I know I've seen other pairs go for about the same price on Amazon, and reviews are always mixed with people loving them or hating them. These gloves just seem to be poorly put together and thrown into a box without any kind of examination before being shipped out. But I guess at just a little over $2 a pair, you get what you pay for. Still, I expected a good quality glove that would last me several days use with my job, but they don't. I won't buy these gloves again, it was a mistake the first time around.

The box of gloves arrived last week, so I decided to try a pair while shoveling the snow today. I was outside working about two hours. When I came in and took off the new gloves, I was surprised that none of the lining had started to shift. Two hours of lifting snow would usually be enough work to get the lining of low-cost gloves to slide around. The lining also seems thicker and more comfortable than other low-cost gloves. The new gloves have a few threads sticking out here and there; they are cheap import gloves, but they are better quality than other cheap gloves that I have had in the past.Another thing that I found is that the new gloves seemed to be "broken in" right from the start. I am pleased with them. I will buy more.

These are definitely gloves for light duty. While they do indeed protect my hands when swinging a maul or mattock or hauling brush or everything else on my honey do list....which never seems to have an end....anyway they do not last very long. When sending brush through the chipper I went through 2 pairs. For hauling concrete bricks a pair lasted a day. For general work such as hauling fence posts or pitching firewood they do alright. For the money...they are decent gloves. A little stiff when first put on like most gloves of this type but feel fine once a little work is done in them. Will buy them again when mine run low.