Ansell RINGERS R-267G Oil-Resistant Industrial Impact Protection Gloves for Manufacturing, Oil & Gas, Size 7, Yellow & Red (1 Pair)

I have used these gloves for many years, in the oilfield. They are quit durable and provide excellent hand protection. Think of them as highly cut resistant not necessarily cut proof. They feel much better on my hands, with good dexterity compared to other gloves of similar type.

Bought these about 8 months ago to use at my part time job as a firefighter/paramedic. I haven’t used them a TON but they are nice. Fit perfect and are not too bulky to work it. The “pull on tab” ripped off the very first time I put them off but otherwise have held up very good. Will for sure buy again.

What can I say, I bought these to wear when working as a cable technician.Pros:- size is right on.- vibrant colors and cool design- made very well.- very durable.Cons:- no dexterity. I couldn't pickup small cable fittings to save my life. Had to take my glove off while hanging on the pole.- no grip. Those small silicon dots on the palm are worthless.- rubber pull tab for easy-on is bulky and annoying.Over all I wont be keeping these in my cable van. They just dont perform. However, I will be using while blacksmithing because of how super durable they are and heat resistant.

Bought these for my son that is a tank truck driver. He said it’s the best ones he has ever used!! I will be buying him more when he needs them. Very well made and don’t put blisters on his hands when he loads and unloads!

First off I really like these gloves they got great padding to them they’re insulated and I’ll definitely buy another pair…But I had one of the little finger pads fall off but I think that’s due to a defect in the glove being that I have not use them a lot

Great fit! I’ve been a fan of the brand for many years. Great quality.

Working great with my Stihl chainsaw. Comfortable, easy to take on and off, protective without the bulk of leather gloves.

As long as you get these when they are $30 or less I'd say they are worth every penny. I usually destroy $5 (mid quality) work gloves within 5 to 7 days at my job. I work on towboats building large lower Mississippi river tows all day. These gloves lasted 6 working weeks until a finger started to rip. I have taped the finger up and I think I can get another 2 weeks out of them. My glove expense is the same, but I am using a higher quality, reliable and comfortable glove.