10 : Kuny's 140L Size 10/Large Pro Framer Flexgrip Gloves

Use it before, & love it very much. Bought again as my old ones spoilt

These are nearly perfect. I install cables and I use these gloves when things get grimy or cold. The cut-off fingers allow good dexterity for handling screws and small parts. The only thing that doesn't work for me is the padding on the palm. While it's great for dampening vibrations from hammering and power tools, it makes things awkward for writing with a pen or pencil.

I have had several of these, and they aren't just for work, they are better made and cheaper than most weight gloves too. I like everything about them except the price.No real back of hand protection, so not for hot work or wire.

First off, I hate wearing gloves. I like being able to "feel" the material I'm working with. With the current trend in commercial construction, I had resigned myself to being forced to wear the latest foam type rubber gloves that allowed you a layer of protection while giving you a decent amount of tactile manipulation. These gloves go way beyond that. Yes, you end up having two finger tips and the end of your thumb exposed but the durability and comfort of the rest of the glove provides a huge amount of protection. They fit like a glove should fit! These gloves will not melt onto you when they come in contact with hot material (I'm a plumber so I'm always soldering and brazing, they would probably burn up in a welding environment). They are comfortable to wear and they allow you to pick up or manipulate the material you're working on.After a month of constant day to day use the only complaint I have is that they begin to smell a little ripe. You'll need an extra pair to allow for washing and drying. The gloves themselves are holding up wonderfully with no noticeable wear and tear. These are a pair of gloves that you find yourself looking to put on after break rather than being forced to wear them.

Was exactly what we were looking for. Excellant quality and sizing was exact.