Vgo 5-Pairs High Performance Safety Work Gloves for Men Women,Light Duty Gloves,High Dexterity,Excellent Grip,Multipurpose,Value Pack (XL, 5 Colors, AL8736)

Haven't tried them yet but it looks like they're not going to last long but time will tell.

They used to be a lot better and way cheaper.

Easy to wash. Toss them in the washer and line dry works best for me.

Salieron me gusta todo bien por el momento aunque no es para trabajo duro, pero resuelven

This is my third set of five. They seem well made. I haven't worn most of them for long because I misplace them, but some have been used a lot and gone through the laundry one or more times. Just toss them in with my clothes. I'm a woman with long, narrow hands and these have fingers long enough for me. I usually wear a women's size 8 but will get something larger if the fingers seem short. These are size Large and aren't too big on the rest of my hand. They're lightweight enough to not be too hot in the summer. They're a bit tight for adding a warm liner, which I do in the winter, but a thin liner is okay. Economical liner hint: buy the acrylic gloves that come by the dozen or half-dozen pairs. Amazon has some. It works out much cheaper than official glove liners.These don't have a lot of shape, just a hand-shaped glove, but are surprisingly comfortable and well-fitting for the price and type. They're much better than the cotton gardening gloves I used to get.They are basic, minimal protection for tasks like gardening, not for handling sharp objects. I also have some of the padded version from the same company, which are similar to what I get from the big box home improvement stores, maybe a little better.

Good gloves

These are definitely light duty only (yeah I know, duh, that’s how they’re described by the manufacturer). Seriously though, Vgo has other models for a little bit more money that are also described as “light duty” but are considerably built sturdier than these. They key is the palm. These have almost nothing other than a thin fabric similar to the rest of the glove on the palm area. They’re essentially garden work gloves and no more. Be aware of that. If you do construction or something akin to it they wont last a day. Do some searching for the ones with more padding and “synthetic leather” palms. They typically sell in packs of three. I can vouch for those. They are an excellent buy. These are ok for the money and I’m going to use them around the yard, maybe camping. They won’t hold up at work.

I was shopping for Blue Hawk gloves and found these. I liked the idea of the reinforced forefinger as I always lose that fingertip first. After one use I found these gloves harder to get on and off as my hand got sweatier. They aren't bad, but I wish I had stuck with Blue Hawk.

Good gloves for general use like painting gardening handy man stuff I have used them for several years now I worked at a golf course on the turf crew they were perfect for that

I've used these gloves at work (outdoors, tools etc), gardening, and while changing my tires. The material holds up pretty well, only split a glove at the stitching between the thumb and forefinger but I put a lot of wear on them before that happened.Great to have around the house and in the car

Works OKAY with most touch screens, doesn't work with all. Gloves seem to have a design flaw between the thumb and index finger. They all seem to tear in the same spot. Super comfortable, if they can fix these flaws these would be perfect.

Poco resistente

I realize this was my fault in interpreting and applying the provided guide chart for ordering but I wanted to caution others. In measuring your hand size be aware that the size small is truly small. Because I prefer gardening and light work gloves to be snug I opted for small gloves. Wrong...they are short, short fingers and for me these are not usable. I tried a pair. They tear in the palm/thumb area. Now I can’t return them. My bad. Be smarter than me...😀.