Leather Work Gloves Pack of 12 Pairs Warehouse Gardening Construction Gloves for Men Women Goat Skin Working Gloves

Very nice gloves for the price. Fit well and seem like they'll hold up well. Can't say if the extremely long shipping time is Amazon or the seller but if you don't have prime give yourself plenty of time to receive these. Took almost 3 weeks!

Very good price for comfortable basic work gloves. Consistent size between pairs. I worked them hard doing yard work and they are holding up well.Nice gloves I will buy again.

Comfortable, durable and fit properly. These are an excellent glove for the money.

I work at a camp ground so I am constantly moving, rocks, cement blocks, brush, splitting wood, digging post holes (the old fashion way) and just doing bull work. I’ve had the gloves for almost a year so I think I can give a reasonably fair assessment of them. First the pros: The stitching is first rate. I have never had a stitch fail, unlike the ones purchased from the local hardware store. The stitching was the first to fail with those gloves. These gloves are really supple to the point I thought they would be worthless as a work glove. I was kind of wrong on that so to the con: The leather durability is really good or no so good. I’m on the third pair in a year and only one of the three wore really well. The other two pair the leather delaminated in spots making them really thin so they holed really fast. All told I think I’m still ahead with these gloves over the hardware store ones money wise and will get again as soon as I go through the remaining nine (9) pair, which at the current rate should be about, three years. Not bad!!

Nice fitting gloves,I’m on my third pair of 12. They are thin but that’s what goatskin is. I use them for welding they keep the sparks off of my hands but give the dexterity to move and grip. I use them for fencing,thin enough to hold staples. They offer some protection from barbed wire but,new sharp barb can get through. The only thing I don’t like about the glove are the grommets they can be sharp. I wasn’t a big fan of putting on gloves to protect my hands only to get cut on the way in. I will probably order again but will research to see if they have gloves that are not lanyard ready.

These gloves are about half the thickness of regular cattle-hide leather working gloves and are made out of goat hide. They are very comfortable, and due to the thinner material, I can actually pick-up, hold, and feel staples, nails, and screws while working around buildings, fences, and machinery.Hands are very valuable to farmers. Before, I would often "forget" to put on my heavy, thick work gloves that were uncomfortable and that made my work tougher by making it hard to grasp small items like screws and nails, and so my hands would get scraped and cut and punctured and bruised. You can't afford to have crippled hands while working on the farm, and with these gloves, I never "forget" to wear them because they are so comfortable and don't hinder my work.The only con for these gloves is that they are white and therefore show dirt much faster than darker colored gloves. However, due to their functionality and comfort, I will ignore this con.In my opinion, a package of 12 pairs of these gloves for around $38 is a great price. I enjoy the 12 pair package option because leather gloves as a whole tend to lose their flexibility after getting soaked a few times and trying to re-soften them with shaving cream or neatsfoot oil doesn't always work. So the fact that I can get so many pairs for such a great price allows me to have a surplus at home for those times when a pair might not be fixable.

I have used the standard leather work gloves and have always hated how stiff the leather is when trying to pickup items in the yard or garden. I had purchased some gloves years ago that were just like these. Very soft and flexible yet protective. Very happy to have purchased these!

These are as good as most of the gloves you will find at your local HW store but keep in mind they are goat skin so they are best for light duty work like using trimmers and shovels. For heavy work like carrying concrete block or pulling brush you would want to get cowhide leather gloves.