ARC Flash Gloves, Goatskin, ATPV 39 cal/cm²

These gloves are tough! Pulling barbed wire with them. Very nice gloves.

I bought these just over a year ago and they are still going strong. After a year of medium-duty work they are a little beat up but also broken in. They are a little small for the stated size, not a whole size smaller but maybe a half so if you're between go up

thease run a little small but the quality is very good but they don't come in my size

Fit is good. The leather even handled being rinsed off from working with concrete. They def offer more protection than standard gloves. Keeps my fingers from getting pinched when moving bricks. Also Bc they are thick, good for sanding and routing, helping to kill the vibration. Kinda hot, which isn’t their fault. Its not even summer yet, but I do like my hands protected. Some people have mentioned the fingertips are thin. I’m a weekend warrior, although I’ve done a lot with these in the month I’ve had them. I think they’d last 3-6 months of heavy weekend abuse. For $30 to protect my hands, its worth it to me. Dexterity isn’t as good as mechanix, but the protection is at least 3-4x the cotton gloves. I’ve held screws while starting them and the fingertips aren’t that worn. They aren’t thick, but they aren’t thin either. Thicker would be hard to work with. Idk.

I'm supposed to mention thickness and they sure feel full grained. I'm also supposed to mention vaue for the money and warmth. As to value I have gloves that cost 2 to 3 times as much and are half the guality of these gloves. Warmth is a relative term and differs by individual. They sure feel like they should be warm but I'm at the age that not much besides a roaring fire will keep my hands warm.

I've had the gloves for 5 months now, and I have used them for yard/farm work that includes cutting timber, burning brush, rose care, etc. I've gone through many gloves in my 58 years on a farm. I recently ordered another pair. The first pair is fine. I just wanted a second pair. They get constantly soaked in perspiration. They are frequently laundered in the washing machine and air dried. Unbelievably, there are no cuts, separations, or seam issues anywhere on the gloves. I soak them in olive oil after three machine washing. I don't like the inner lining, which will be great in the winter, and it gives the needed protection. At this cost, just look around at the competitive products and see the value you get for the same price. I can't think of a better pair of gloves I've owned. They are slightly bulky on the back, but they reduce worry when using a chainsaw. You can't reach into your pants pockets. The leather is very pliable.

These fit my large hands very well and do offer protective padding.

Have worn them at work for a couple months now and they’ve held up. I put some beeswax on them to waterproof them a bit more.