Lasted months, I have since bought two more pairs. Saved my finger from a chainsaw wound. It destroyed the gloves, but my pinky is glad I had them on!

Tienen casi un ao y les e dado duro, y sigue con sus costuras como nuevas. Una motosierra quiso cortarme un dedo, pero este guante se lo impidi :)Buena inversin.

This is my second pair of these gloves and I won't buy a third. They feel great when they are new and they do the job for a while, but the fingers wear out far too soon. I've had my current pair for less than 3 months and there are already holes in the fingertips. My first pair lasted a little longer, but I was using them less at the time.It would be unreasonable to expect them to last forever, but Im not even using them professionally. I'm not a tradesman, just a homeowner. So I'm only using them on the weekend, for a few hours at a stretch, doing chores around the property. I will look for a sturdier pair to replace them with.

First of all what I dont like about this golve is the rubber knuckle, I wish it was something tougher... good for carrying heavy things that leaves cuts and marks on your hands

Great fit, but clearly something up with quality. I am right handed, left hand holed out. Sending back getting the cheaper ones those seemed to last.

The gloves look quality made but the size is messed up. It is big enough for the wrist but not enough space for fingers. Specially thicknes not length. Length is fine.

Working with coarse metal all day; typical gloves last a week, before the fingers rip tear. these are awesome! lasted over a month already- NO TEARS at all! !

I bought the Ironclad Ranchworx Work Gloves after reading many reviews, and though the Ironclad General Purpose Work Gloves were recommended by many, a few users commented on needing something a bit more rugged. So I decided to give the Ranchworx gloves a try. First, the sizing chart - it's very accurate, at least for me. I thought I'd need a Medium sized glove, but per the sizing guidelines, I needed a Large. Upon receipt, I tried them on and they were a snug fit, but that's ok as I'd like to feel what I'm working with. Next, the backside material. After working 4 hours in the yard, my hands were still comfortable. My all leather gloves would have me sweating after an hour or so, but the Ranchworx kept my hands cool and dry. The terry cloth at the base of the thumb - supposedly for wiping your brow (or any other part of your face) - I thought this was a marketing gimmick and I'd never use that, but was I wrong! It's actually very nice to have, though I do have to check first to make sure I'm not wiping my face with a thorn or prickle covered glove! Re: being fit for purpose, my previous gloves were either too hot (all leather), or not durable / puncture proof enough for the plants and weeds in my yard. I did not have to worry about getting any cuts or pricks from working in the yard, and that was actually very nice no having to worry about that. So far, a huge thumbs up and I may have to pick up another pair for my wife!

Using them for all kinds of work around the house... They work very well...

I bought these gloves last year. I used them for general gardening and yard work. By the end of the season, the seam on one of the fingers came undone making the gloves pretty useless for what I was doing. The premium material should've lasted longer after general gardening work. Going to buy a second pair to see if it holds up better than the first but overall before the seam opened it was an excellent pair of gloves. Hopefully the second pair proves better than the first!

Gloves didn't last more than a few hours, not durable or reliable at all

I use them for picking up wooden pallets and basically just warehouse stuff like throwing stuff into a garbage compactor or a cardboard baler while making a bale or moving a pallet with a pallet jack. And they keep my hands protected, and in the past months have not had any cuts on my hands. You will have look into how often to replace them or wash them. I did not look into that cause I only have to wear them maybe 20 hours a week when trucks and stuff are here. Now that I think about it I probably need to wash or get a new pair after the past 2 months.

So, I may have left a review before but can't remember. Fyi, no one's paying me to write this. I'm a residential remodel contractor. I work 12-14 hrs a day. I blow through products like steel toe boots (6 months life expectancy), trailer tires, etc. I don't leave reviews due to time constraints but I respect this product and if it holds up to my abuse, I feel responsible to spread the word to keep the business profitable (so they stay in business and I can rely on benefitting from their products in the future when I need them). This is one of those companies. In my line of business, major hand callouses to hold up to abuse is a prerequisite. Due to my wife's complaints about my “lizard hands,” I thought I'd try to be like the weekend warriors and wear some silly gloves to lower my presumably necessary thick callouses. So I've blown through 1/2 dozen different manufacturers gloves within a few jobs. This is my second pair. Admittedly, out of necessity and laziness, I've omitted wearing these lately. My hands can sand wood. BUT, if you've ever remodeled a bathroom, you're likely talking about really, really sharp tile shards, shredded wire lath, and if there's an enameled cast iron tub to sledge hammer, I don't care how thick your callouses are, you can absolutely bet you're going to have some serious bleeding on demo day. I have decades of examples. This is when I break these out. HOWEVER, (wait for it) these gloves are like chain mail. I'm not at all a cautious person on demo day. I try to be, but these babies hold up. The leather is solid. More importantly the seams are tight which leads to far longer use before the sewn seams open up, which has been the demise of all the other gloves. The photo in the review is of my 6th bathroom demo with these gloves. Notice the tile shards, wire lathe and cast iron shards. Yep. Still holding strong. A

Bought these gloves for cleaning up a tree that fell in a storm, and they are great. I'm a big guy and it's hard to find good fitting gloves.

My husband loves these gloves. Comfortable and sturdy.

These gloves saved me from losing the top of my finger while hedge trimming. I was on a ladder as it wobbled and as I tried to catch my balance the tip of my finger got caught in the trimmer. I was using an ECHO 21cc 2-Stroke. I've cut though a chain link fence with those after nicking it. I needed a few stitches afterwards but that's better than no finger. These gloves by far are the best gloves I've ever owned for landscaping. They're perfect for this type of work. I work these gloves 6 days a week, 10-12 hour days. Well worth the money! Plus they're machine washable and the leather doesn't dry out or shrink. I wash these gloves at least two or three times a week.

I've used this brand and model of gloves for several years now. Typically, I will wear out other brands in about two months. These last at least two years. I recently had a mishap with an electric hand planer; my hand slipped and my finger went into the blade. The glove is buffed up somewhat but the blade did not go through it. If I had been wearing one of the other brands I've used, it would have cut off part of my finger.

Waste of money they tore within a few days, so disappointed.

These gloves are comfortable and durable. I'd buy them again!

Buena calidad