Wells Lamont Men’s HydraHyde Leather Work Gloves, Water-Resistant Split Cowhide, Reinforced Palm for Ranching, Fencing, and Construction

Excellent quality & fit!!! Durable, strong. Comfortable to wear. Protects hands really well!!!! I highly recommend these leather gloves.

These are the gloves I wear for work now. The dexterity is on par for the heavy protection they provide. Paying close attention to the seams I don't see any signs of separation. No hot spots on my hands or discomfort from the fit. Didn't shrink after getting soaked. Work gloves are consumables so even if you shred these on a grinder or lose them they're cheap to replace.

very soft to the touch when new. i thought they would wear out easily but ive cut and moved 10+ trees with them now and they have held up great. Not my first glove by lamont and they are just as impressive as my other pair.

They fit well, but they're not durable like the old Wells Lamont. Mine ripped coming out of the package...partially my fault.

What a great work glove. And I use them for motorcycle riding also.

I bought these name brand gloves because I already owned an insulated pair for the winter from Wells Lamont which is holding up very well. However, these gloves fell apart after only a few times of (light) yardwork and after only three months. The left glove developed multiple holes for no apparent reason (see attached photo), so the gloves are useless at this point and were a waste of money for me. Based on my experience, I would not recommend or buy these gloves (or this brand) again.

These were the 5th pair of gloves tried for hand-placing 6.5 tons of 4-8"+ granite cobbles into gabbions around my yard. First 4 pairs from various other brands wore through the fingertips in less than a day from the jagged stone. After one week and a ton or two of rocks moved (plus lots of digging/raking), these gloves are holding up with minimal wear and tear!So if you want gloves that protect your digits from highly abrasive/sharp rocks, get these!The seams are comfortable enough, and the leather is keeping my hands relatively cool (unlike gloves made with synthetics or TPA rubber).For working with heavy stones, wish these gloves had impact protection on the back of the knuckles (maybe Wells Lamont will read this) - but none of the impact resistant gloves I tried were durable enough. The minimal padding on the palm is okay by me, as I'm not operating a jack hammer with these.

Gloves fit perfect good buy extra large just right