Magid Glove & Safety T-REX Impact-Resistant Gloves, 9/L, 1 Pair, Puncture Resistant, Heavy Duty Work Gloves With Grip (Orange Shell | Grey TPR | Black Sandy Nitrile Grip)

I love these gloves. I drive a dump truck and do a lot of asphalt paving. When trying to scrape off excess asphalt stuck to my tailgate, I often lost chunks of my knuckles if my scraper slipped. I still feel it if I slip with these, but at least I have my skin intact - I've now got 3x pairs of these.Great value !

Outstanding combination of all the thinks you want in a work glove: good fit all around, good grip, and protection. I have purchased ALL the top brands in an effort to get it right, but they almost all lack a good fit allowing your hand to feel like and hand (not a hand in a bag). Will buy again!

Look, I'm pretty confident these are not made in a union shop so speed is essential when these are made. I suggest you buy oversize rather than NORMAL fit for you. The gloves are comfortable to wear except where the stiff protection is applied just due to its nature. Yes they will protect the hands from the incidental hits and assist in keeping the hands relatively free from cuts but make no mistake they are pretty but not perfect protection to the hands. These are certainly better than not wearing them at all they will breathe but are not free from sweat. They are light when dry and can get heavy when wet. I specifically because of the bright color making my hands quite visible when directing traffic and because of their being the least expensive pairs I could find. All n all they have many more benefits than risking cuts or other hand injuries. I don't expect them to last all season which is why I didn't buy gloves costing two or three times more. As quickly as they are made I am sure there will be stitching issues now and then but that doesn't mean paying more will get perfect workmanship. Nothing made today is meant to last forever. Its called planned obsolescence. Items once made of metal or longer lasting material are now made with plastics. After I bought the one pair I purchased a box of 12 and paid about 100 dollars if I went to the big box stores I would have had to pay 20-30 dollars for each pair if not more. I know I will have these in my car for emergency use like changing a tire or other mechanical issues. I am certain this box will last me this year and into next. Like anything else if you don't abuse your property it will last longer (albeit not forever)

Out of all the different brands of “durable” gloves I’ve gone through these have held up the best. The texturing on the glove helps give you a good grip even in wet conditions and the padding on the back comes in handy for avoiding knuckle busting situations. Definitely a durable glove

I work in a warehouse unloading boxes and have tried the toughest gloves i could find online. The longest they would last is 2 months before they got a hole, but these gloves have lasted 4 months without holes and still going.

Last long worn everyday

I am a garbage man, I’ve worked a lot of other jobs but nothing wears out gloves like tossing cans in the back of a truck 1,000+ times a day. I’ll start with the pros. Extremely comfortable. I’m average sized, 5’11”. The larges fit snug but nicely, no extra sagging making it hard to grab. The actually plastic/rubber pieces are very heavy duty and will reduce the blunt bang on any hard metal, for me it’s the hopper on the back of the truck. The design is nice too. Now before I get into how fast they wear doing what I do for a living, I’ll say that as for boots & gloves, there is nothing that exists on this planet that lasts long. Boots are bottomless 6-10 months max, gloves usually 2-3 weeks max. That’ll give you an idea! These gloves started to show visual wear on the palms in the first 3 days. The grip was almost completely gone by week 2. The back sides are still fresh, I’ve been throwing garbage for a while now so I don’t bang my hands too too much. I didn’t need these. Just thought they were cool so I gave them a try. The plus is, even though the grip was gone, they are still comfortable. And the palms are thin. So it makes grabbing very easy. So these are honestly a little less durable than the gloves they give us for free at work. I won’t be buying them again anytime soon, maybe once in a while, if they stood up to the wear a little more I would have worn these regularly, everyday. Good gloves, but but not good enough to spend 9$ per pair. If you do a less labor-ous job than I do, you might have better luck than me. But I’m picking up 2-3 cans per house, 800-1000 residences per day. I don’t think a better person could have provided a review for these gloves.

I use these in a very abrasive environment (the backs of the fingers are constantly scraping on concrete). They are holding up well after 3 months of use. They seem quite good for this application and are very reasonably priced.