Wells Lamont Men's Leather Work Gloves, Reinforced Palm, Durable for Yardwork, Construction, and DIY, Beige, Small (1130S)

I wanted to weigh in on the quality of these gloves. I usually use large size gloves. Almost all of my work gloves have fit slightly tight and these are no exception. In picking a size I would size up on these. I don't know how these could be of better quality. I planted 40 shrubs, including cutting out 40, 2 ft. circles of sod, moved 8 irrigation heads, installed 130 ft. of concrete block edging. I have dug, scraped, and leveled over 100 ft of trench mostly using a small shovel and my hands. I also hosed them off and out at least 3 times cleaning off and out the mud and soil. Not one stitch came out. The finger tips are miraculously still in completely stitched and no excessive wear. After they dry out they are a bit stiff but soften up pretty quick. I bought two pair so I could finish the job and have some yard work gloves and I wont need the second pair this season. Here are pictures of a new glove compared to a glove I did all this labor with. Good luck.

Id give these more stars if I could. For the price, you cant beat the quality. Really tough leather thats well stitched. XXL fits my Sasquatch sized hands easily and makes taking them on and off a breeze. Really comfortable and padded in the grip areas. I use these when I'm swapping implements, connecting/ disconnecting hydraulic connectors and general wrenching on my tractor. I got three pairs and have yet to wear out the first. Like I said- these operate like much more expensive gloves, for a bargain of a price. As far as the fluids, Ive never had any seep past the gloves, also pretty decent in the rain too. Not lined, so easy to wear all Summer and late fall. They don't make my hands sweat, so they dont retain heat. Id give it 10 stars if I could. Wear like iron and are as comfortable as a familiar old leather coat.

Gloves are great. I’m typically a large and the large fits good. Hopefully they last much longer than the cheaper gloves you can get in large packs.

So far good comfortable.

Comfortable, durable leather gloves. They fit well, are NOT insulated and have easily survived my splitting & stacking 6 cords of wood

Returned first pair, as were missing stitching on an entire seam. Second set was fine. Medium thickness, decent quality, good overall fit

These are some great work gloves. They are priced ok but I've been definitely getting my money's worth. Durable yet soft enough for good dexterity.

My third pair. I've had my first pair for over a decade but the finger tips finally wore out, so I cut them down and use them as fingerless gloves. They have the thickest leather and are the best made work gloves on the market. Note that they will absorb oils and greases, etc., so I keep a pair for greasy work and another clean pair for work with tools.