Custom Leathercraft CLC 125 Handyman Flex Grip Work Gloves

Got them for my brother as a gift and he loved them!

I have bought three pairs of these gloves, one I gave to a family member. If you made an outdoor/waterproof version that works for farming and gardening I'd buy those as well. I don't use a phone or table when I have work gloves on so to note, I have no input on the touchscreen capability. Overall I highly recommend these gloves.The Good:- Grip: Allen Wrench, hammer, picking up heavy boxes, lifting chairs, you name it, great grip. Hot or cold weather, great grip!- Comfort: There's enough padding in the right places where it isn't too bulky when needing to get an adjustable wrench into a tight area, but enough padding where when you think you can keep up a two hundred pound item on lifts but the lifts slip and you move out of the way in time but it hits your hand at the edge there's no damage (yes this happened to me).- Dexterous: Car keys, holding glass in place, using a hammer, electrical drill, sheet metal, cutting plastic, sanding wood with an orbital sander or by hand? I can keep listing things. I haven't found a fault with these gloves!- Knuckle room: This is important for myself and I don't feel like I have tight or cramped hands in these gloves.The Bad:- If the price didn't flux so much even if it is just up (not down enough) buy a few dollars I would buy a lot more of these!- Not waterproof nor water resistant: Yes this company makes other gloves but unless I got a bad batch they don't have the dexterity that this version has. When my hands are in soil or when I want some more protection from light plumbing work I need dry hands and nimble fingers so to speak. Make these gloves waterproof or water resistant and I'd buy more.- No go for grease/oil: As you'd already expect these shouldn't be used for oil or grease. A little WD-40 for hinges or similar is fine but as we know, there's better suited gloves if you plan on changing your own oil or tooling around on the lawn mower as an example. I don't truly list this as a con as this isn't the purpose for the glove.The Ugly:- Nothing! I truly do enough this glove!

Comfortable gloves and Ive bought several pairs. They just aren't the most durable. They don't seem to last long if you are using them in tough conditions. For general purpose they are good, but the fingertips came apart when I used them for splitting and stacking firewood.

Muy buenos y de buena calidad

The media could not be loaded. This exceeded my expectations. I am a semi truck driver, who works a local delivery route for a Hospital laundry cleaning company. I have to attach my grease covered lines and 5th wheel pin, move the landing gear, as well as load and unload the trailer with up to 800lb wheeled bins of sheets and towels. It's a very dirty job. These gloves are AMAZING. They do not get dirty, grease does not stick on the glove (I have no idea how, but I dont see grease, not does any come off when I wipe the gloves on any surface), and to my surprise the padding is my favorite feature. Since I've had these gloves I dont get blisters or calluses on my hands anymore, the padding is perfect for the heavy objects I push around all day. The touch screen finger tips are helpful, to not have to waste time removing and my gloves just to a simple two second thing on my phone, making it now a 15 second thing. It adds up when it happens 10 times in a half hour stop, it's an annoyance I'm very happy to now avoid.My only complaint is the fingertips are baggy, and it's hard to accurately type buttons on my smart phone. The glove smushes up on the flat surface and touches a larger area of the screen than my finger tip would, so it's pretty much impossible to type things quickly. If it's a text you must send out, taking gloves off is easier, but if it's something simple, like hitting next on a song, or adjusting brightness, tapping answer on a phone call, it works just fine for all that.

Very nice gloves, good material, practical and exactly what's needed for working.

I work in and out of a fridge/freezer environment. These gloves are not ideal for this use, but they were slightly cheaper than the other gloves I used before them.I think everything must be made cheaply these days. I just can't seem to find gloves I can wear everyday for my work that don't get completely destroyed within only a few months.Anyway, enough griping about how terrible literally everything seems to be made these days.These gloves are fine for the price. I paid $16 for them, which I suppose is just fine when I consider these gloves lasted about 4 months. A little less than that. If I buy 3 pairs of these a year I'll only spend $48 every single year just to have gloves for my work. Yay me.Don't buy these if you work in refrigerated/freezer environments, though. They are not water resistant in any way and as such get wet normally and in this kind of work that makes them difficult to recommend. They don't claim to, neither, I'm just stating. Also, as stated in an annoyingly cynical way above, these gloves don't last long and are fairly weak. For the price, though, if you need cheap gloves I suppose they are "ok" thus the 3 stars. I can't recommend better, though, because I still haven't found gloves at any price range that are worth recommending.