Wells Lamont Men's Leather Palm Work Gloves – HydraHyde Water-Resistant Leather, Flexible Spandex Back, Adjustable Closure

#1 you're all wondering- the waterproof-ness. It's strong. it may not be perfect, but my use cvase is extreme working grounds crew at a baseball park. Technically there was only one time I felt MAYBE some water trickle in- but we're talking after fire-hosing the gloves off to get mud off, or i might have taken them off briefly and exposign my hands and then putting them back in which caused it. EITHER case, the water protection is impressive and nearly if not perfect here. NOTE: I purchased waterproof gardening grippy gloves which were even better than these gloves for the water protection, but these gloves are better for more intense physical labor and machine/toosl handling situations than those. #2 One day I was usinga knife to help dig up some drain covers on the field and trim back some grass/dirt at those drain covers. In doing so, there were a couple times I inadvertently had the blade touch these gloves which reminded me of their "cut/tear" protection claim. So yes- thes have that as well and after the initial inadvertent contact, I did not fear any issues with that- of course I wouldn't test it by running a hacksaw or branch trimmer against them.. but if they were end of life and i were curious, i wouldn't hesitate to give it an initial try in a safe manner. #3 although my hadns never got cold while wearing these, i woudl say i am slightly less conf8ident about these in extremer wet/cold climates to keep my hands warm vs the waterproof/grippy gardening gloves i bought. But I also occasionally took those gloves off to let my hands breathe and "air them out" a bit too. Again, my use case is extreme so for any normal gardening/outdoor work use where you're only concerned about non torrential/flood rains - these will more than do.z #4 tool/heavy machinery use (and in my case that meant a lot of digging, shoveling, digging up drain covers, mowers, weedeaters, dirt/clay tillers, pulling up grass/weeds in a wet clay/dirt field for hours...) these did fairly well. I did feel at one point that maybe I was developing a callous or blister- but I nevr actually got one. #5 comfort. EXCELLENT. Easy to put on (even with latyers, a thick watch, bracelets, etcl) and easy to tighten with the velcro. I beliebve the sleeves had elastic material that extended so it also provided a decent seal- without being too extreme to be difficult to work with. I'm super glad I bought these gloves and in the end, except for torrential downpours and tarp pull days, i ended up preferring these over the gardening style gloves. It also depended on the work we had to do that day, but I found these easier to work with and plenty strong for most tougher jobs with tools and more intense physical work.

Very comfortable and flexible. These are my new go to gloves. Will buy again.

I go through like 3 pairs of these every year cutting and stacking firewood. They are comfortable, stay on my hands, and have good grip on the wood and axe handle. I love these gloves.

These are not the same as my old HydraHyde Work Gloves. Mine are of course the taped up ones in the middle. The left side is this pair. But they are longer and have a different style cuff I didn't like. So I got the ones on the right. Those do not have the extra leather on the fingers that the other 2 have, but it does have the better cuff. I honestly don't know which pair to keep. Wish they still made them like the old ones. Oh, and the left pair are a size medium. The other 2 pairs are larges. For the shorter ones, I like the large. They were too small for my brother, which is how I ended up with them. They've split a lot of wood. But for these longer ones the medium fit too.

The fit with Wells Lamont gloves is better than other brands including Mechanix (which are already pretty good). But these guys, I don’t know, use better lasts or hand molds to for the shape to not only form fit well, but not have baggy areas in the palms or being too short/long in the fingers. I mean, it’s very subjective as everybody has a different shaped hand by some slight measure. But, this is the first time I’ve tried this brand and am pleasantly surprised. The best comparison in fit I can think of is these fit close to how my Hestra’s fit. That’s saying allot (if you know what Hestra is). A size 10 in Hestra and XL in Wells Lamont fit my hand near identical. For me, there is no better fitting glove than Hestra. But I’m surprised how Wells Lamont has figured out how to have a premium feeling work glove on your hand for a very reasonable cost. Materials, sewing, all feels quite premium too. I ordered a bunch of gloves for different roles, with some Mechanix brand and these Wells Lamonts. I pushed the Mechanix aside and am going to try returning them (bought those from another retailer). I can’t see me wanting to wear Mechanix anymore after slipping this pair on. Hope this experience helps. Recommended.

My husband loves these gloves. His last pair lasted 4 yrs with a lot of use in the yard and on vehicles, etc. Comfortable, flexible and easy to work with them on.

Now on my 5th pair but not a quality issue, more a too many items to complete on the Honey Do list. Comfortable and good quality. I always have a spare pair and that has worked for years now. Enjoy. 8-18-2026

Best gloves I used. Any of the WL are good by me

found these gloves were a really good allrounder I could use for DIY as well as gardening. Dropping a star as the fabric started pulling away on the tips of the fingers (but I had put them through their paces by this point).

second pair of these. great for gardening and rural outdoors woirk

This is a quality made glove from the USA. It is water resistant enough for most jobs working in the rain or in wet conditions. Sizing is accurate for a nice snug fit - great for jobs that require dexterity. Quality leather and neoprene materials, does not look or feel cheap like some trash off temu or whatever.

Excellent quality and fit. I have used it before.

My husband needed a new pair of these as his 4 year old pair had started to wear out. He said they'd probably last him another 6 months. So that tells you how long lasting they are. He uses them regularly for wood cutting, going through poles of metal pieces that are old and new, taking apart bits of cars, replacing . Yard work. They honestly get used for so many things on the daily.