Ansell RINGERS R-347 Industrial Gloves - Size 11, Black & Orange, 1 Pack

These things have lasted quite well over time. When I bought them months ago, I didn't expect them to last as long as they have, but they still show no signs of wear after every day use. My last pair would have long since died by now, so I am very very impressed with the quality. I don't know exactly what it is about Ringers gloves, but it seems the STITCHING is just on another level! I mean, I haven't seen a single seam go lose on these things and it's still as tight as the day I bought it. In all seriousness, I think these guys should really consider patenting and licensing their stitching methods, because there are a lot of things like knee sleeves that have ripped on me that could use this. In all seriousness, I don't know how to explain it, but I am very impressed with how well they hold up over time. I just wish the colors were less obnoxious, but oh well. I honestly think these are gloves that will last me several years and they provide all the padding and grip that you could ever want.

They fit tightly, feel good, and look good, and work well with my turnout gear.

The best of the best Extrication gloves.

Gotta admit, these gloves are pretty tough, and protect my hands nicely when I need to get some heavy or dangerous stuff moved around. They provide a decent amount of comfort, but at first need to be broken in, otherwise you can get a hand cramp. My only gripe is that they pick up dirt and dust and stains like a table washing rag at a dive bar after 3AM. While my pair are still workable, they already look like I dropped them into a drum of crude oil and put em through the wash... which I've tried to do... and it just doesn't get the stains out at all. And I don't want to send em through with bleach... no idea what'd happen... If my only gripes are the early hand-cramping and the amount of dirt and stains it picks up, and it works, I'd say it's worth it for this pair of gloves. Just... DO NOT LOSE THEM if YOU pay for them. That's outta YOUR pocket. If your company pays for them... and they got spares? Oh well!

Bought these as utility gloves for my fire gear. They are good quality gloves.

...if you're doing anything that can cause damage to your hands or if you're working with something that is slippery. When I got these I felt the gloves were a little stiff and it was a little tricky to handle smaller things but after a day or two of wearing them they now "fit like a glove"... Which is a good thing because - they are gloves... lol Plus, they are hi-visibility orange and day-glow green so if your job involves giving hand signals to someone - this is the glove for you. The orange on the back is thick rubber to help protect your hands from bumps and bruises. The palms and fingertips have that extremely grippy layer.

These gloves fit extremely well and broke in quickly. These gloves were perfect for multiple consecutive days of rope rescue work as well as being used for extrication and general technical rescue work. These gloves provide wind protection, but minimal warmth for extreme cold weather work. These are a.mist in any tech rescuers tool kit.

These are my go to gloves..durable solid great for automotive!!

My son got these for work......in the furniture making business. It really helps with splinters and gripping large lengths of heavy wood and protects his hands and especially the knuckles. His boss is considering buying them for the entire crew.

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Gloves fit perfect.