CarharttWomen's Pro Palm CGrip Glove

I was not even looking for these when I found them on here. I was looking up gardening gloves and came across these gloves. While I do not use them for gardening, I needed to replace my moving gloves. My old ones were pretty worn out from my days working at UPS years ago and I always forget to get a new pair until I go to use them. So these were a terrific find because they are actual women's gloves with varying sizes. My last pair were rock climbing gloves I found in the kids section of a department store. Ha. So these are a definite improvement. They fit better and even comfortable when I wear acrylic nails (short ones though). I only wish they came in more colors. But other than that they are great for occasionally moving things for redesigns and what not. I used them for redesigning my living room and patio so far and see no wear and tear yet. But because the silicone lining is thing I can see how daily use would really do a number on them quickly. So for any package handlers out there get rock climbing gloves with an outside silicone cover as those are thicker and will last you longer.

I had owned a pair of gloves like these under the hypertuff brand previously and had to finally find a replacement after many years with them (and they're still not completely worn out, but needed new ones soon). There is no thicker, tougher yet flexible rubber palm on any glove I've ever owned. I grab all kinds of plants with thorns and never have a problem pulling them and not getting stabbed. Anything I grasp on to I never lose my grip either because of the sturdy rubber and they fit well to your hands because of the breathable knit fabric on the back side of the hands. I hope they never stop making these and you should try a pair for yourself!!! They are so great I I bought two while I was at it for me in the burgundy and gray + a black set for my man as well.

I work for a delivery company, I pick packages of all sizes up all day long, and these are the only women's size gloves with actual grip I've found - it's hard enough to find gloves that fit my tiny hands, and finding ones that fit WITH grip is next to impossible. I continuously order these, and honestly my only complaint is that they don't last long. However that's just the price you pay for the type of rubber grip these have. So depending on what you're using these for and for how long, the longevity differs. I use em 5 days a week for 8 hours a day and they last a few weeks. They're pricey per pair, but they're the best ones I've found for the job so I'll keep buying them. I cut the tip off the right thumb of all my gloves for touchscreen use, and they still afford a decent amount of dexterity even though they're on the thicker side because of the grip coating. All in all I'd recommend these to anyone who handles cardboard all day, needs to carry something big/ unwieldy, who needs excellent grip on their tools/ projects.

Super great gloves. Great grip. Ordered a size medium cause I like my nails a little longer and still fit very well on my fingers! Not thick material very breathable

So far loving these. Cover & comfort protects my nails & hands. Will purchase again when needed

Very durable and excellent grip

Actually the jury is still out on these gloves. They are heavy duty BUT the thick rubber coating on the palms and inside fingers (of the gloves) makes them very slippery if the gloves get damp or wet and they are very hard to get off.

These are by far the best yard work gloves I've ever owned. They're a little hard to get on for me, cuz they're snug over my fat arthritic knuckles, and a little hard to get off, because they stretch when pulling them off my slightly sweaty hands. I'm going to sew on some tabs to the wrists to help me pull them on better, again because of my arthritis. They're not especially warm like winter gloves, but they're warm enough for yard work. The rubber helps me to grip my John Deere ride-on mower steering wheel really well, so I get less fatigued (compared to any other gloves) in general and less sore in my arthritic hands, wrists, elbows, neck and shoulders driving around the yard, regardless of the attachment I'm using. The rubber also makes it much easier to hold onto my small hand tools and long handled tools like shovels, rakes, etc. One of the best things about these gloves is they keep my hands from being stabbed by the pine needles and pinecones in my yard. Those little suckers are pointy and sharp! Lastly, they keep my hands dry when I grab something wet. I can feel the cold of the moisture through the rubber, but my hands don't get wet. Even now, at the beginning of spring in S.E. Idaho, wet hands are cold hands, like playing in the snow with just single layer knit mittens. Oh! And the fingers of these gloves aren't overly long like every other pair of gloves I've owned (except my cycling gloves.) The glove manufacturers for other brands must think that all women have long finger nails that fill that extra length in the glove fingers. I gave them a 4 for comfort because the elastic around the wrist is a bit tight. My wrists measure between 7'' and 71/4", and I'm using size large.For a mere $15, I can afford to order a second pair so I can alternate them, allowing perspiration to fully dry out before I wear them again.

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Nice fit , and they’re nice and grippy

Feel great and true to size. We’ll see how they last.

If you have long, slender fingers, these are perfect. I bought these specifically for stocking and unloading cardboard boxes. The grip on them is amazing and it makes holding onto heavy boxes so much easier. I unloaded a whole pallet of paint without a worry of dropping any boxes. They are really great quality too. They feel like they will hold up to a good deal of abuse. More than I was expecting from a pair of work gloves.

Love the fit of these and the grip seems very durable and grippy. Very hard finding woman's work gloves, I'd order again if these last even a short while, dexterity is very important! Haven't tested with heat but I'd be concerned they could melt?