Mechanics Gloves

Work as designed.

Covers hands well

I have large hands and extra large mechanics gloves just don't fit.Ordered these in 2x and they fit perfectly and are well made!

TLDR; If you like dexterity and feel over super long term durability these are perfect. If you want gloves that will last you a very long time these are probably a pass.I purchased two pairs of these gloves in one go. One pair for home, one for work. I work at a bike shop and get use out of these gloves about 4 days a week so the review will be centered around that pair since those have gotten a ton of use since I got them.It's been about three months and there is a fair bit of wear on the gloves but keep in mind that these have been used and abused more than the average home mechanic will get out in a year, at least I hope so lol.They are very thin gloves nearing to the feel and fit of latex gloves. Very ventilated on the back of the hand keeping from sweating much. Since they are thin you can feel everything you work on like it's just your hand except with these gloves you can rest assured that any sharp bit won't scratch you badly.For how thin they are you'd think a raw brake cable thread would pierce them and mess up your hands and your day but they won't. On a boring day I decided to test out exactly that by actively trying to poke or cut the gloves and potentially my hands. My stupidity and boredom lead to the conclusion that it actually takes quite a bit to get through the gloves and get to your palms or fingers but not at all to get to the back of your hand.After many rough surfaces and many soakings (because I wash bikes with these too) the gloves do start to lose threads. It's mostly elastics so the gloves don't fit quite as dead on as before but the actual bit that takes cuts like a champ keeps on living.The logo however was gone fairly quickly so a moment of silence is needed for the branding that was taken from these gloves far too soon.Other than that... The gloves still work great. Minus one fingertip because I did a tubeless refresh and sealant just doesn't want to stay where it's supposed to.So yes my work pair looks beat up and threads are showing but the cut resistance is still there and if I pull the gloves on nice and tight I still get a good fit and I of course still have better feel and dexterity than with thicker more classic looking gloves.Oh and my home ones look and feel basically new but I guess I haven't used those anywhere near the same.

I've used these glove about 10 times for mountain bike and RC car repair/work and they are fantastic. I have so much more dexterity than a rubber glove and I don't feel like I'm creating as much garbage as the latex gloves. AND it's so nice to not be getting grease and oil all over my hands!

I like that these gloves they definitely protect your hands. I have not seen the logo come off….but hey that’s not what I purchased these for. These are light enough but durable while cleaning or doing mechanical work on your bicycle.

I think these disintegrated pretty fast on me. I’m back to using some dish washing gloves I got from the grocery store…

Excelentes para trabajos mecanicos