Carhartt Men's A551 Suede Knit Cuff Work Glove

My problem wasn't with the item itself - I'm pleased with the gloves. However, I was very disappointed to find that I paid $21.57 when it came with two separate price tags of $12.99 attached to the gloves. I will really question the price of future purchases - a few cents or even a dollar I can understand, but $8?

I needed gloves that would keep the poison oak, ivy away from my hands. These gloves are strong, durable, comfortable. I will 100% be buying these again when I need them.

This is the only gloves my husband wears. They are very durable and with the cloth on top they can breathe.

My gloves tend to fail at the fingertips. Abrasion is what kills them. I've purchased many, many different goat/calf/etc. leather gloves over time and they all fail, usually within 8-10 months. They're usually $8-$12 bucks (harbor freight, homedepot, Amazon, different retailers).These Carhartt's lasted 13 months of regular use (mowing, chainsawing, moving lumber, building decks - normal homeowner use). I'd say that getting an extra 5 months out of ~the same money spent is a great deal.I'm going to try some different gloves to see if the abrasion resistance is higher, but as of this moment (45-year-old man, 15-year homeowner), these are the best I've had thus far.

This is a great work glove. It got me through moving a cord of wood the other day. However the striped section of the glove is just the basic work glove material. So in really cold weather, I dont know how warm these will be. I was in 35 degree weather for an hour and they were fine. Gloves will last quite a while I assume as they are still in great shape after a cord of wood.

I use these gloves for lots of uses. Buckthorn trees have sharp, strong thorns. These gloves allow me to work all day without getting poked. They are still flexible enough to do lighter tasks with no loss of sensitivity.

I think these gloves were a lovely hit! My son is an outdoorsy man. He really liked these! Thank you!

These are great, and decent. I don't want to drop 2X 3X 4X on gloves-- you could get *slightly* better gloves for a lot mote money, but these are fine. If I were going to use gloves 40 hours a week, I'd pony up. I use gloves infrequently, but hard (moving firewood, masonry, rough lumber) so these suit our needs well. Good, solid, construction. Highly recommended.