MaxiFlex34-874 Maximum Breathability Comfort and Durability-Handling Nitrile Coated Gloves, Black

I buy these for our farm. Turned the whole team onto these and have never looked back. For a team of 10 I buy 3-5 dozen a year and we farm 365 days a year. All but one of us wear large (average and above average height men and women). One petite woman wears the mediums and only because of the finger length.Speaking of, the middle finger could be about 1/2 inch longer and the pinkie finger could be a bit shorter. I have LONG fingers and the pinkie finger is still too long for me. We almost always wear through the tips of the middle and index fingers before the other parts of the gloves wear out. We save the warn out pairs to double them up when dealing with thorns and prickers, but otherwise they're perfect for all farm activities. Great grip, you can feel everything you're doing, you can still manipulate seeds (except tiny ones), and they wash up beautifully.When it's raining we add a pair of tight fitting medical/food prep gloves under or over these (personal preference) to keep our hands dryer and a bit warmer.I also wear these as cheap riding gloves when riding horses, use them for at-home projects, and use them as sun protection gloves in the car on road trips (southern California sun in brutal). They are my favorite gloves and I'd rather go without gloves than use other ones.

My company switched to the Maxi-flex’s about 6 years ago and we have all become addicted. Easily the most comfortable and durable yet flexible working gloves on the market. Pro tip; you can just wash them like normal when dirty or stretched and the drier will return them to normal. One pair usually lasts me about 3-4 months. For reference, I’m a refrigeration mechanic.

Love these gloves for everything from handling lumber and woodworking to picking away with an adz. These gloves allow tactile sensitivity, grip, and protection in a lightweight format. The grip is superior for swinging tools, and they are comfortable enough to wear all day long. They can retain some sweat moisture in warmer climates, and are definitely not suitable for handling thorny vines and sharp items. I particularly like using them for woodworking, handling small pieces with excellent grip. They do allow touch device (i.e. smartphone) use, as well.

I bought myself a bunch of these gloves while I was in the middle of diesel engine rebuild class at school, and they were the best investment I made. They provide protection against sharp edges (camshaft lobes are wicked sharp), and they keep your hands warm without sacrificing dexterity. Not as heavy duty as mechanics leather/synthetic gloves, but a great all-purpose glove. They aren't liquid proof on the backs since they are knit fabric, but you could easily wear a pair of nitriles underneath without sacrificing ease of movement. Highly recommend these!

I work in freight and I've used a lot of gloves over the years. Some are overbuilt and cumbersome, some are comfortable but not durable. These are the best of both worlds. You still retain good feeling and dexterity with them but the rubber coating is durable enough for them to last a lot longer than other similar gloves. Trust me, If you go through a lot of cheaper gloves, try these out one time and you will be hooked.

A bit pricey but definitely worth it if you really need to "feel" you work.

You need to measure your hands as instructed. Glove fits good and has good grip. Liquid proof it is not, other then that glove works good.

Provides enough protection from your average cuts and bruises but doesn't affect your fine manipulation much. Great stretch to fit, wears slow and grip lasts. Also good for "liners" inside my hot work gloves. I've personally made pairs of these last 6+ months under everyday use. Not recommended for serious hand protection from heavy weights/pinch points etc.