Youngstown Gloves Cut Resistant Titan XT Vibration & Impact Dampening Work Gloves For Men - Kevlar Lined, Puncture Resistant

Fit great and are durable.

They are for sure durable. They keep your hands pretty warm as well. Just be warned they are pretty darn stiff. All extrication gloves are but these ones seemed particularly stiff. I suppose you can take solace that your hands are that much protected just be warned of the stiffness.

I purchased this glove for its stated cut and puncture resistance since I work in an environment that requires handling sharp metal and glass on a regular basis and the chance of getting a hand injury due to improper gloves is a real chance. In the product description for these gloves it is stated that they are ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A5 (out of A9) and ANSI/ISEA Puncture Level 4 (out of 5). The Actual ANSI Rating's can be seen in the last picture I uploaded.Abrasion Resistance Level Of 4Cut Resistance Level Of 2Tear Resistance Level Of 4Puncture Resistance Level Of 2So These Gloves DO NOT have a puncture resistance level of 4 out of 5. They Are 2 out of 5 for both cut and puncture resistance.What does that mean in the real world, Im not sure! They have protected my hand adequately and are holding up relatively well, I have used them for about 7 days of hard work now and the condition they are in can be seen in my pictures. The thread in some spots is coming loose on the palms and the reflective wrist part is worn off by the cuff of the glove. These gloves have a heavy duty feel to them but they are still semi-dexterous, do not expect to be able to manipulate small screws and fine objects with these on though. They are easy to take on and off though so there is no issue with removing them for fine work and I think they should last another few weeks worth of work before they start to give out. Overall A good glove for the money.

I have been getting by with intermediate level leather utility gloves, and since our local big box stores no longer sell either of my old favorites, and I continue to do more tree trimming and cutting with a chainsaw; I was on the hunt for a bit more protection.Having looked at several brands of "chainsaw gloves" and always seeing how only part of one hand gets a bit of protection, I researched other puncture and cut protection gloves and I found these that give a variety of protection levels to both hands.I purchased XL even though I probably could have gotten away with an L; as I wanted to make sure they'd be easy enough to get in and out of and allow the dexterity that I want. I have used motorcycle kevlar lined gloves in the past that lead to poor circulation and cold hands, despite gloves typically keeping hands warm. By going XL, the bit bit of breathing room is nice. Dexterity is good. And, if there ever were an injury, I don't want to a struggle getting a glove off.So far I love them for the chainsaw work and some demolition & construction stuff I have done on the weekends. My mechanics gloves stick around now for the small stuff. Hope these heavy duty gloves serve me well for years to come. Recommended.

Run true to size. My husband usually needs Large gloves and did in these also. I bought these for use with his chainsaw. Wanted protection in BOTH gloves. So far they have been great work gloves in all yard work uses including snow blowing. He likes the “load” color. It makes them easy to find when you put them down outside. They are insulated so they are better for use in Spring, Fall and part of Winter. Depending on where you live. I wouldn’t think you’d like to wear them in the hottest days of Summer.

Well - I got them for my chainsaw work and they are built well and seem tough. We'll see how long they'll last. What I plan to do is use them for the cutting, but change to cheaper, heavy leather for moving the wood so I don't wear them out like I did my last pair of husky gloves. These have 'bumpers' on the fingers and backs so they can make it a tight squeeze to get inside handles and things - but if you want or need protection then these look like they're perfect. I can get them inside my Stihl, Echo and Husky chainsaw handles so I'm fine with that. I also won't lose them in the woods because they are BRIGHT, lol. Which is actually a good thing. They also don't seem to make my hands sweat as bad as my last pair of chainsaw gloves which had more leather and a different material - this is also a good thing. So far - great!

Only thing missing was Wrist straps to make it easier to put the gloves on.I’m missing a thumb so for me pull one of glovers it hard soask someone to pull the glove up! Glove are great keeps from losing more fingers

The gloves have held up for a few months now. They fit good and seem like they are sturdy.

Bought these because they looked decent quality, and are labelled as ‘pack of 2’…..leading buyers to think that it is (2) pairs of gloves(other size options have ‘pack of 1’ as an option)It’s just 1 pair of gloves…..a pack of 2 gloves

Too small I ordered a large it says large on the tag but they are definitely a small or medium top of that they are super stiff the build quality seems good but if you get a pair get them to size too big and they might fit properly

I bought these for motocross type atv riding. They look and feel really tough, and the ScotchBrite reflective material is a nice touch for when I go out at night. I'm hoping I never have to test out the kevlar lining, but wanted to get something that would keep my hands safe in the event that I do take a dive.

Good quality construction, comfortable fit. Don't expect green as the picture shows, they are more high vis yellow.

Worked great for vehicle extraction gloves , tested them on a broker window and I can say they kept my hands safe . I would highly recommend them