Mechanix Wear Tactical Multicam M-Pact by Mechanix Wear

Ladies and gentlemen, grip enthusiasts and hand protection aficionados, gather 'round as I unveil the saga of the Mechanix Wear M-Pact Covert Gloves – a tale of rugged resilience, covert style, and hand armor that's ready to take on the world. Buckle up, for we're about to embark on a journey through the land of hand safety, where mundane tasks meet superhero-worthy protection.From the moment I slipped on the Mechanix Wear M-Pact Covert Gloves, I could feel the power coursing through my fingertips. These gloves aren't just accessories; they're a declaration that mundane tasks are no match for the forces of hand fortification. The fit? Like a custom-tailored suit for my hands – snug, secure, and ready to face whatever challenges come their way.Let's talk style, shall we? The "covert" in Covert Gloves isn't just a clever name – it's an invitation to channel your inner secret agent while conquering everyday tasks. The sleek design, reminiscent of a gadget straight out of a spy movie, adds a dash of intrigue to the mundane. Whether you're fixing your car, tinkering in the workshop, or simply asserting your dominance on the airsoft field, these gloves will make you feel like the James Bond.Now, let's delve into the real magic of the Mechanix Wear M-Pact Covert Gloves – the unparalleled armor they offer. These gloves have taken the concept of protection to a whole new level. From knuckle guards that laugh in the face of impact to palm padding that could cushion a fall from a moderate-sized mountain, these gloves mean business. They've transformed me from a mere mortal into a hand-wielding juggernaut, ready to face any peril with newfound confidence.But here's the kicker – despite their seemingly Herculean strength, the Covert Gloves maintain a surprising level of dexterity. I found myself nimbly handling screws, bolts, and even delicate items without feeling like I had traded my hands for oversized paws. It's as if these gloves understand the delicate dance between protection and precision.Let's not forget comfort – a crucial factor often overlooked in the realm of protective gear. The Mechanix Wear M-Pact Covert Gloves embrace your hands like a supportive hug, with breathable material that prevents the dreaded "sweaty palm syndrome." Whether you're tackling tasks for hours on end or engaging in a high-stakes thumb war, these gloves won't let you down.In conclusion, dear hand champions and tool aficionados, the Mechanix Wear M-Pact Covert Gloves are more than just gloves – they're a proclamation of hand supremacy. With a blend of style, strength, and comfort, they're a must-have addition to any DIY enthusiast's toolkit or Airsoft battle bag. So, if you're ready to channel your inner superhero and tackle tasks with unmatched hand protection, look no further than these gloves that are as covertly stylish as they are relentlessly rugged.

The gloves fit relatively well, on the size chart I was between small and medium, so I first went for small, which didn't fit, so I reordered it in medium which fits well. The gloves have protective padding on the knuckles and fingers, which is great for physical labour as well as airsoft (which is primarily what I use them for). The velcro is high quality and won't be wearing out any time soon, and the synthetic leather material on the palms is also very comfortable and offers good protection. The gloves are medium thickness, so you still have enough dexterity to handle small objects, while offering good all-round protection. The fingertips are also touch-screen capable, which comes in very handy.Quality: 5/5Protection: 5/5Looks: 5/5Comfort: 5/5

Great gloves, thats all I need to say. I have now bough two sets as they are great value for money. They are not waterproof so be aware of that. They are not too thick but enough to protect your hands and overall a great functional glove.

These are good gloves but do check the glove size chart as the fingers seem very long, I don't have particularly stubby digits :)

Very comfortable and fit perfectly. The sizing guide is very accurate.

Great gloves for cycling. They have good protection on the top and palm of your hand. Would recommend.

***SHAMEFUL PRICE GOUGING DURING A PANDEMIC!***I was looking to get a 2nd pair of these gloves as i had used my first pair for just about everything from golf to gardening and landscaping to using heavy power tools and they are now a bit tatty as a result, but still wearable and looking good overall which is a good thing in my opinion.HOWEVER: When i first bought these (Large Size) they were £29.60 back on 16 April 2018, now they want over £40 for them. Shop elsewhere, don't feed price gougers!ORIGINAL REVIEW:I've only worn them a few times since getting them, and although i know they're not designed for gardening, I even wore them to pull some weeds and they did well, and came up nice after quick cold wash. So they appear to be well made, and as a result they should last.One thing that annoys me about the gloves are the 'side tags' that has their company logo on them.They already have their company name and logo on the body of the glove, so why bother adding annoying side tags?!I really want to snip them off, but of course if i do that the material at that section of the body will become weaker.These are supposed to be like 'tactical gloves' yet they have a side tag on each glove which could get snagged on something and possibly cause you to injure yourself, however unlikely that scenario may be, the chance it can happen exists simply because those side tags exist.I know this is a niggle, but these sorts of thing annoy me. My suggestion to this - DO NOT CUT OFF THE TAGS, but simply cut them where they fold into the loop so that they are no longer a loop. That way they can't snag.However, I'm not going to drop any stars from the rating because of this, the gloves do appear to be well made and they do fit very snug like a glove of this type should. So to be fair, i honestly can't fault the gloves.Please, if you're making a newer version of these gloves, don't add any side tags. In place of side tags, I'd rather you added an outer hand padding to the glove which extends from the wrist to the first knuckle before the pinky finger. That'd be sweet.

Very good fit and good quality