Review on 🧤 Enhanced Vibration Gloves with Advanced Padding for Mechanics by Brad Atl

Nothing at all so with these gloves. The rubber on the top is thick and covers most of the hand. The lining of the glove on the side of the palm is thick. The construction of the glove is quite comfortable although I do think the material will wear down when exposed to abrasive work such as masonry. Two problems: First, all of these additions result in a significant loss of dexterity, so they don't work for fine detail tasks. You can't even clench your fist all the way. The second issue that I doubt is unique to these gloves is that they don't really reduce the transmission of tool vibration to your hands and arms. If they don't work, I doubt any glove will work. Before I ordered them, I read that anti-vibration gloves don't usually work well, but I had to see for myself. Now I have. So I think these are good gloves for specific tasks and probably good for cold weather use, but I wouldn't recommend them if you need to reduce vibration or maintain a high level of manual dexterity. They might be able to dampen play from something like a jackhammer or punch, but I've never used them so I can't say. For me they did not reduce the vibration of the saber saw.