IroncladFramer; Carpenter Work Gloves, Open Finger Dexterity, Performance Fit, Durable, Machine Washable, (1 Pair), FUG-04-L,Grey/Black

I like these gloves! I've tried other Fingerless gloves, but these hold up pretty well. Even though I order size XL, a lot of other Carpenter's gloves don't fit well, are restrictive & tight, and by the time they do stretch-out, you've destroyed them! These fit me well. Not too tight or restrictive around the hand or fingers. I can tighten my grip with these glove without everything getting tight! And so far, they held up pretty good! I'm going to stick with these for while!

I use these for work at Aldi, I do stocking, run a register and have to use many keyboards and a plethora of phones throughout the day and these fingerless gloves allow me to have great dexterity and use touch screens while still providing protection and grip. I go through a pair about every 3 months just from wear and tear, but compared to other gloves at this price point thats a good lifespan. Other options I've used struggle to make it thru 2 weeks without falling to bits. They won't stay pretty, but if you work in a hard job get a couple pairs of these and your hands will thank you. Just remember to wash them every week or two, it will keep them soft, comfortable and help make them last longer. To give you an idea of how rough Aldi can be on equipment, I can wear out a pair of Wolverine or Ariat work boots in under a year.

Nice sturdy, comfortable gloves, open finger tips super useful

These are the best gloves made for working. The open two fingers make it possible to hold a nail or screw. The extra pull tabs on the open fingers makes them easier to remove. I buy new ones as soon as the old are worn out.

As an industrial and commercial insulator I certainly work with some soft products. But I have to also have to work with PVC jacket, metal jacket and stainless steel banding. Along with working around metal studs, threaded rods and other sharp or pointy items.By far, these Ironclad FRAMER (3 exposed fingers) gloves, have lasted the longest for me.The one caveat is that the additional layer on the palm comes apart fairly quickly. But it doesn't matter! There is still another layer under it. But that's not what exposes my hand to injury. It's the fingers coming apart at the seams that always ruins a pair of gloves for me.I usually get 3 months, if I stretch it, out of a pair of gloves. I easily get 6 months out of these on average. Sure, there are rare occasions where something drastic shortens the life of any glove. But we're talking about it NOT being the crappy material or shoddy construction right from the manufacturer.As for the other's I've tried: IRWIN (2nd best), Custom Leathercraft, Youngstown, Handyman, CLC, Mechanix, along with the standards from HomeDepot and Lowe's.

They are great for flooring work am on my second pair

Gloves are one of the most important tools a carpenter can have. These are very comfortable and great protection.

Light weight and form fitting. Protects my hands.

Best framing gloves I’ve come across over the years.

Really comfortable to wear once you break them in a bit, good quality. Good hand protection without losing dexterity, these are now my go to gloves for light to medium duty work.

These gloves are the ONLY gloves I'll use. Can feel bolts blind and protects my hands perfectly. They don't even wear out, I just order new shiny ones.

I probably have size 'L' hands but I wasnt buying them for me initially (birthday present for someone else) so I bought a guess size of 'M'. When they arrived, however, I tried them on and they were really comfy. As I say, I have yet to do anything roughy toughy with them but they feel so good I have just kept them - not minding they are a tiny bit snug- and will get the original recipient some scented candles or roll-on deoderant or something. (Shhh!)

Buenísimos, superaron mis expectativas, son muy frescos y sus materiales resistentes.El hecho de que tienen dos dedos libres ayuda mucho al operar herramientas.