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Ergonomic Style Design
Ergonomic highly flexible work gloves design with keystone thumb to keep your hands flexible and comfortable during work and using hand tools. Ideal for various working environments.
Leather Work Gloves
Premium cowhide leather material, comfortable and breathable, leather driver work gloves fit your hands perfectly and provides protection when you working.
Bulk Value Pack, Multipurpose Uses, Size Chart
Bulk Value Pack
Available from 12 pairs to 36 pairs of working gloves.
Multipurpose Use
Wide range of uses: construction, logistic, warehousing, driving, forest, ranching, landscaping/gardening, hand tools, and DIY works
Size Chart
ATERET Safety Work Gloves comes in 6 sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL.
Bob H
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
Bought for wife and fit great by the chart size.a little thin but flexible and so far holding up great in the last month. Every day use.
JimInAlabama
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025
At less than $4 a pair these were a great value. I go through a lot of cheap work gloves and usually buy the cheapies with leather palm/fingers and fabric backs. These fit much better and feel like better quality. Using their size chart I ordered xx-large and they fit well.
raj
Reviewed in Canada on January 30, 2025
Very good stuff .recommend these gloves very heavy duty gloves
Vik
Reviewed in Canada on January 19, 2025
Finally a glove I can use
kevin L.
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
Sizing is pretty accurate, seem to be wearing pretty good. It's a mid-weight glove, not too light, not too heavy. I'll buy them again, but it might take a while to wear out 12 pair.
cj
Reviewed in Canada on September 8, 2024
These fit big hands. Finally found something that fits. Seam very well made. I am hard on gloves and so far so good. Barb wire fencing and handling lumber and fire wood. Oil them well and should last a few months at least.
Gozs
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2024
so you gotta choose among these- heavy duty and hard to do sensitive jobs like putting a nut on a boltor- medium/light duty and capable of sensitive jobsso i keep ripping the gloves and they always ripped on the finger sides on fabric.not leather. this is full leather.these gloves looks like medium to beginner heavy duty. but the finger tips have sewing making it a bit challenging to grasp small items like washers etc.but if you want above functionality you gotta pay x4 $ :)very good for the price. will force these with some heavy duty work and hopefully they can last at 3/4 of the promised level…if so still logical to buy and waste 3 of these instead of an expensive one…somewhat soft leather.
Cariboo
Reviewed in Canada on May 18, 2024
The gloves are thinner than I hoped but they seem well made and time will tell how they hold up. The first pair is only two weeks in. I ordered an XL package and it is just ss well as they fit small for XL.
Gizmo
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2024
My husband requested some leather gloves as he had used his reserve supply. The gloves came within a few days and he was pleased with the quality. Compared to the cowhide gloves he had previously, these were not as heavy, but that was a good thing. The gloves were a little tight, but he was able to get them on and said that they were very comfortable. He has arthritis, so heavy gloves no longer fit well. He pulls a lot of weeds on our property, so these gloves protect his hands well. They are soft leather, and he said he would rather buy these more frequently than to deal with stiff, heavy leather gloves. We will buy these again when the supply gets low. Can not speak re: durability because he is still on pair #1. The price was definitely fair.
Paul Gardner
Reviewed in Canada on November 3, 2024
This is going on a few years so not sure what current pricing is but these have held up well and would recommend.
David
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024
Best deal on these. $12 each at hardware store. 1/3 the price here. Not stiff but real leather and tough.Updated! XL gloves were perfect last year. Now way too small. Must have changed manufacturers. Runs way small now. Had to order xxl and still a little tight. If you want snug fit order 1 size larger. If you want to easily slipon and off go 2 sizes larger. Still same quality.
Romer Fan
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2023
I purchased these for general grungy work around the house and have been pleasantly surprised with the comfort, thickness and durability of these gloves. I would still choose my Wells Lamont kid skin gloves for a day of shovel use, but these are truly not that far behind. The leather is thick and supple, the seams in most of the gloves are well trimmed and run true (not off at weird angles) I test fitted every pair and only found three individual gloves felt odd... I tried 8 pair of Wells Lamont to find one that fit well by comparison. I have actively use two pair for hauling cement blocks, shovelling and general yard work with no issues.Much better than the " Engineer's" gloves I bought for so long to fill this same niche.
Steve Summers
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2021
(PLEASE SEE UPDATE BELOW)..but not so great for heavy duty or use in cold, wet weather. Size Large fits my average male hand snugly, providing better dexterity than more durable, double ply or insulated gloves. My first use was loading a half ton of firewood in 40 degree (F) weather. My hands were nearly numb by the time I unloaded.I doubt the he close fit would have survived the shrinkage had that wood been slightly wet. The price was good, but my usage will be more subject to weather than with the Chinese bulk packs with fortified palms I used to get at Home Depot.SUMMER USE UPDATE:Upgrade to 5 stars. Reason: these thin gloves have been in use heavy use all summer clearing a forest of dead trees, shrubs, weeds, gophers, etc. and have unexpectedly far outlasted the thicker, better insulated throwaway gloves I used in winter. I've used 3 pair for different jobs that involve heavy friction, oil or water or herbicide exposure, and all 3 are still in use in September. Intact--no tears. split seams, or shredded liners to bitch about. A light spray of veggie oil instantly restores flexibility to water-stiffened gloves. They also accumulate none of the pesky Velcro-like weed burrs that infest the local forest. Those stick like magnets to gloves with suede exteriors and cloth cuffs. At this wear rate it may take a decade of summer use to wear out all 12 pairs.
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