12 Pack - SHOWA Atlas 370 Black Work Gloves - Large

Great glovez. They hold up under even some extreme conditions. Have used them as a stonemason and now as a bridge carpenter doing heavy construction. Usually get close to 2 weeks out of them before I toss them because they've just got more gross than I care to wear them. They don't come apart very easily like most work gloves available for similar pricing. Highly recommended getting these over buying pairs at the hardware store or gas station. You won't be disappointed.

Good work gloves. Light and simple

I purchased lots of working gloves like leather, cotton, and rubber, and in terms of value, these outdoes all of them. They have enough strength for working around the yard pulling weeds, working around the rock garden with succulent and boulders, and general lumber work. Not a heavy duty type of glove but it's the kind of glove that provides just enough tensile strength to feel the task at hand. Leather gloves feel safe for heavy rough work but minimizes sensitivity in your fingers. Rubber gloves are ideal when working with liquids. Cotton gloves least expensive and are ideal for garden work but aren't snug in the hands. These gloves allow you to do a bit of each type of work mentioned above and it's my reason for giving it a 5 rating -- for now. If you like working in your yard doing all sorts of fun tasks, invest in your hands and check these out. I initially found these at a local landscaping store, liked them, and compared the online price. You get the picture.

The most awesome work gloves.Total five stars +

The gloves I received weren't Atlas brand. They are "Showa".That being said, they function the same. They're highly breathable and mold to your hands quickly after working for a bit. They're incredibly durable despite how thin they are. We work with a lot of chemicals and solvents, and I have yet to see any gloves outperform these for being able to feel what you're doing and survive months of rough masonry work without blowing out the fabric or rubber between fingers.They also hold tight enough to your hand to prevent blisters without being terribly tight. I must warn, however, that I get a large size despite having relatively small hands. If you have average to even slightly above average size hands, definitely get the extra large.I'm giving this 4 stars only because it's advertising as Atlas gloves but came as a different brand. I feel that they should be correctly labeled, despite being an equal product.

these are the most handy gloves I owned. great for dexterity and keeping hands clean. Obviously not designed for warmth, but I keep a pair laying around in the autos, home ,and garage. Also slim enough to slip bigger gloves over top for keeping hands warmer.

As expected.

Exactly as advertised.