Discover the Versatility of AmazonBasics Enhanced Flex Grip Gloves: The Ultimate Hand Protection Solution Review

Let me say the thin Mechanix gloves are the best and twice the price. I now have these gloves with synthetic palms that are said to have a pretty good grip, but don't rely on them unless you have a really strong grip. I have another pair that I think would be good for wheelchair users but they were slightly better than these and I will still wear them when it's cold enough. To grab things and not slip, a wrench on a bolt, a knife slicing through recycled cardboard, you must have Mechanix, a…

These work gloves fit well and were mostly durable except for the fingertips which cracked after about 6 uses are. The only thing I used these gloves for was when using my petrol weed trimmer. After about 3 uses (about 6 hours) the pads on the fingertips showed strong signs of wear. After 12 hours of use they were 80% gone. Worse, the sweat from my hands will cause the worn material of my fingertips to leave horrible black streaks on anything I touch (e.g. car handles, clothes, plastic tubs). I

I work in a warehouse. I have 1100-1800 boxes per shift. Most of these weigh over 35 pounds. I have previously purchased 5 pairs of Ironclad General Utility work gloves. They were perfect for what I needed. But I wore them out and had to replace them. I saw them and decided to buy two pairs to try them out. The previous comments about the thick pad on the palm are correct. It does get a bit more flexible after washing though (I wash all my gloves every week for sweat and storage dirt). And the…