Atlas 300 Original 1994 Crinkle Grip Work Gloves, Natural Latex Palm, Heavy Duty 10-Gauge for Construction, Landscaping, Gardening, & Masonry, Blue, Small, 12-Pair

These work gloves are outstanding. The material quality is impressive—sturdy and durable even for heavy-duty tasks. They fit perfectly, providing both comfort and excellent protection. The grip is firm, making any job much safer and easier. Highly recommended for any demanding work!”

Some of the best gloves ever, you get amazing traction, they fit well, and the cloth in the back absorbs your sweat. Great for all kind of house work, construction, brick laying and other tasks. Cinder blocks tend to cut up leather gloves quickly, but these take the beating no problem!

Have used many different kinds of gloves over the years, been through dozens of pairs, maybe over a hundred. I cut 10 cords of firewood annually and the gloves I buy need to hold up to the abuse of handling firewood. Everything up to this point has been a failure - the double-palm pigskin leather, the cheap brown cloth gloves, the ridiculously expensive anti-vibe mechanic's gloves, and everything else for that matter. For a while I was buying anything that said "masonry work" on them since I know how demanding that is on gloves. Best I could get was a single season before they developed holes, broke seams, or were so compromised by wear, moisture, fuel/oil and other contaminants that they just fell apart. The Showa Atlas 300 gloves were recommended online by some professional landscapers and arborists and other guys who cut a lot of firewood like I do. I bought one pair thinking that I would try them out and see how they held up. It's been a year and I still use the same pair of gloves, there is no visible wear on the latex/rubber dipped part of the glove, the only problem is that the rubber is starting to come away from the cloth glove in a couple of places. I decided they were so good that I bought a full dozen - at less than $3 a pair, what's the risk? I'm on my second pair now, but still use the old ones for really dirty & nasty stuff. It'll be 20 years before I use up all of these. I am recommending them to anyone looking for gloves, and I am buying them for my grounds crew at work (I run a 40-person maintenance department). They are very comfortable, fit my hands well, work fine in winter and summer as the backs of your hands can breathe (there is an insulated winter version but I have not tried them) and best of all they are the most durable gloves I have ever used. I can even handle wet or oily things that would wreck a leather glove, and with these it's not even noticeable.

subjective but perfect for my light yard work, gardening etc... plenty thick and flexible enough

Good value

Amazing gloves I have a smaller pair and these where for my husband we use them for mooring and they work fantastically love them. They fit amazingly so easy to use for the lines in the water. Dry super well. They have a different color line on the bottom (which you can hardly see) which is great to keep them apart to see which one belongs to whom. They dry very clean no weird smell and just work amazingly. Hands feel well protected and overall amazing

I've worn many different brands of this type of glove over the last 10+ years. So far this is the best brand I've used. Currently I run a CNC machine for a cabinet shop, so I am handling wood (mainly plywood) all day. And these are the toughest and longest lasting gloves (of this type) that I have used. My only "complaint" is that they make my hands sweaty. But that's not because of this brand, it's just what happens when wearing rubberized gloves. So I get them a size larger to make them easier to get on and off. Hand size - large. Glove size - extra large.

Grear gloves for tard work and tree trimming.