perfect fit and long lasting. I use for yard work

Great light duty gloves. Great fit. No Velcro in the and that is great. Just a great fit and some stretch around the wrist. I have been buying these for many years. I keep the a pair in the pockets of every jacket I own.

These are not heavy duty work gloves, but for general purpose work they are fantastic. Very pleased.

These are extremely comfortable, durable, and look great. I trust these to keep my hands safe and keep a strong grip at work when dealing with heavier workloads, while also staying together. It also helps that they're smartphone capable as well for when you need to send an emergency text.

I have worked with my hands for over 30 years in construction, cabinet and furniture repair, and many home improvement projects. It is easy to injure your hands working with so many products. These gloves not only protected my hands but also allow me to comfortably operate all kinds of tools while wearing them. These gloves are very durable and have lasted very well. I’ll continue to use these gloves for all my future projects .

Rubbish gloves, No durability only marginally thicker than paper.Spend more to get better gloves, These wont last you 2 minutes.

I teach high school theatre and we keep these on hand in various sizes for our technicians to wear. They come in handy for so many different things, and since they are available in varying sizes, there's always a size that fits. These are by far the best gloves we've found for the task.

gants achetés pour faire des manutentions et de la mécanique, bonne finition des gants avec boucles pour les attacher à un mousqueton de ceinture

Nothing wrong with the brand, as I have owned many. But this cheap model did not last very long. I have also worn a large glove in all other models, but it appears this one should have been an XL as they fit VERY tight. That could have had an effect on the the durability. Used mostly outdoors. Hand garden tools, rakes, shovels, wheel barrow. All used with a chain saw and stacking firewood. I have already worn holes in the right pointer finger and seams are splitting. Again, it could be because of the poor fit. But it could also be they don't hold up to heavy continuous use - they may be better suited as emergency gloves in the car for a tire change or loading gear. These were, after all, VERY cheap gloves. I paid $10.99 for the large in black. About as cheap as they come, aside from the stiff-as-rawhide leather gloves you find at the checkout of your hardware store. I ordered a bigger pair (XL in black $12.37) and will report back, as I update all my reviews. 4 stars stands for now. Stay tuned, will be a few months....

Très bonne résistance dans le travaille de manutention !Je recommande

Los mejores guantes sin dudas, ajuste perfecto, me han durado años usandolos mucho, se pueden lavar con jabon, me han salvado de cortarme, los super recomiendo

Una pasada de guantes de trabajo. Primero hay que saber el uso que deben tener para poder hacer un comentario justo.Son guantes para trabajo liviano, yo los uso para mecánica y para trabajos domésticos de bricolaje. Te protegen de mancharte, pequeños golpes, cortes contra de elementos afilados de plásticos y metálicos que tienen los coches. La parte interior es de piel finita ( no se si sintética o natural) La parte superior es de tela.No son impermeables ni tampoco aguantan mucho calor. Te protegen de tocar algún elemento por accidente que esté caliente pero no valen para manejar cosas que este a una temperatura considerable.Son muy fáciles de poner y quitar.Tienen un buen tacto para coger cosas pequeñas.

Mechanix Fast Fit, Large, Black - 2012 EditionI'm not really sure if these are new for 2012, but I just ordered these from Amazon so the description of the design is current as of early February 2012. I have an older pair of the black Fast Fit gloves from late 2009 and the design is remarkably different.First off, these new Fast Fit gloves have a different logo/print on the back of the glove. There's a different font for MECHANIX, and it actually says FASTFIT on the sealant graphics (feels sticky/tacky). In addition, there's a tag advertising TEKDRY fabric used for the glove that allows for quicker drying and wicking of moisture. It is supposed to stimulate the hand's own ability in systemic health, whatever that means? I know it feels comfortable though.The palm material is also remarkably different from the traditional Mechanix gloves. Instead of the usual 65% Nylon and 35% Polyurethane, it is 60% Nylon and 40% Polyurethane. As a result, the simulated leather seems to be smoother, more durable, less susceptible to pilling like the older material. I have not tested the true endurance of this material, but I know the 65/35 stuff tends to wear out quickly with use. This 60/40 material just seems more durable, and I'd expect that with more polyurethane content. The thumb also has a light gray leather patching.The styling really is very different in a good way. The Fast Fit differs from the original Mechanix gloves mainly with the lack of a Velcro wrist strap and less simulated leather around the finger tips. The Fast Fit feels thinner and lighter overall. What this means to the user is that the original Mechanix glove is probably a better choice if you're expecting to get your hands dinged up badly. The Fast Fit is designed more for the casual use glove that slips on/off faster and allows for more dexterity. That said, I don't see a huge difference between the two types of gloves to justify the price delta.The Fast Fit is more convenient and lighter, but the Original is still a good design. I'm going to do a comparison between the 65/35 and 60/40 material to see which I like in the long run. Generally speaking, the simulated leather parts of the glove will be the first to wear out - so this is probably the most important aspect of the glove. I had a really old pair of Mechanix Original gloves from 2007 where I wore holes through the index/middle fingers and thumb. I got my index caught under the tire of my car as I was spinning the tire (with the car up on jackstands) to check for brake rotor drag. It smooshed my finger and had I not worn the Mechanix gloves, I probably would have lost the nail and incurred more damage. But I still got a nasty bruise and some scratches. Had I worn a Mechanix glove that didn't have holes, I probably wouldn't have gotten hurt at all.Overall: 5/5 stars, great fit, easy to wear, new Tekdry fabric seems to work in keeping my hands dry, and the new 60% Nylon / 40% Polyurethane simulated leather seems to be more durable.