Youngstown Glove Leather Utility Plus Double Layered Long Cuff Work Gloves For Men - Puncture Resistant, Arc Rated - Tan, Small,Brown

These gloves are very comfortable. The fit is just right and the cuffs hold their shape very well over time. I use them daily in the linework industry. The attached photos show their condition after a bit over a month of use. I am a bit disappointed with their longevity. I already have the seam splitting on a couple fingers, unfortunately. I don't know if it's just this pair or a manufacturing issue. But I will still buy another pair, though I hope the seams hold up better next time.

I got longer cuffs to keep them tucked and prevent crap in my gloves. The flare on these is ridiculous - it seems like they actively try to get out and funnel everything in. I've resorted to rubberbands around them which is a pain but works, but they could have just added some elastic (and reduced the taper) and saved me the trouble.

These were purchased from a list my son keeps. He is a lineman and was pleased with these. Fit was as expected.

Wow-What a comfortable pair of gloves!I had this set for a few weeks to cover my electrical insulated gloves.They offer 20cal. Arc protection and man do they fit.After wearing them for a couple electrical jobs I couldn't resist using them for general jobs, I mean there work gloves any way.Well....I've worn them for 5 days now. I did a little light maintenance work this week,Pushed a broom, moved around some tools, dug a hole and did a little hoeing.I put them on today and noticed I have a hole in the pointer finger thru the first layer reinforcement and the thumb is looking like its next to fail.These ARE well fitting, comfortable gloves no doubt- but my god only a weeks worth of LIGHT WORK and Im allready getting failure points on the fingers!?!? I use dipped light duty gloves usually and I get a month or at least a couple weeks before I get holes in them and rarely in the fingers first.Long and short of this is that these are wonderful electrical cover gloves NOT work gloves for heavy use.I will buy a new pair for cover gloves and keep them with my Arc flash gear for that use only.Bummer , these were nice..For a few days anyway.

Absolutely the best work gloves I have ever owned. I used them to dig set and tamp 25 fence posts and them took them to work were I am a lineman. The extra long cuff is great for protecting your wrists while climbing. These are super soft but feel heavy duty at the same time. If you have ever wore one of the nicer quality bull riding gloves these feel exactly the same

The sleve cuff was to short to provide protection. Three inches longer would do the job.

I use these gloves primarily when cutting and pulling Himalayan blackberries, holly, and other thorny plants. Frankly no glove that I've used is blackberry proof, but this is the best I've found--even better than the welding gloves I tried. Other pros: The leather molds to your hands the more you wear them, and the long cuff protects your wrist but can be folded back if you don't need the extra protection. Only con: the leather is dyed orange, so if the gloves get wet, whether from rain or perspiration, the color comes off on your hands. It does wash off, but not easily.

Good for any woods-working or cow-hand or farm work. They're really good-looking gloves, too; and great for driving the tractors and machines.

Mis - representation in sales description; indicates 11 pairs (pack of 11)Your words, not mine. One pair is not worth 58.00.

Nice looking glove, but I have already worn a hole in one glove after 4 days of use at work. Not a hole in the stitching, but right through the leather. They're pretty thin for heavy duty work.