Carhartt Black Barley Large Men's Gloves: Superior Accessories for Warmth and Protection Review

TOTAL FAILURE! It hurts to write that. This is a Carhartt 😶 brand. And I hate writing reviews let alone bad ones. They cost $30. I am a carpenter. Craft custom furniture in the woodworking workshop every day. & Literally the first day of use. They look like I've had them for a year now. I am disappointed to say the least. I already need new gloves 😢

I've always heard Carhartt is a good brand and never bought them until I decided I'd better get gloves for my night job at the department store. Lots of freezers, cardboard etc - my hands stayed dry and sometimes with light cuts, routine things for this type of work. I got them for the good contact grips on my fingers, I think it's leather. However, this morning before I stepped out of line, I noticed a breeze on my left hand and just between the middle and ring finger there is a noticeable…

I bought these for work building a house. The gloves are thin but strong, fit as expected and warm hands in the morning. I expect them to be shooting nail guns, using saws, carrying firewood, and doing demolition work for about 6 months. I will update in the future.

This is my second pair. Worn out my first pair after a few years. They don't last long for me, but they're not very expensive either. They usually get oily/greasy, but with dish soap and normal hand washing while wearing, they clean up well and dry quickly. overnight, usually. So hands XXXL almost have to order online. usually not in stores. They seem like good dual purpose winter/summer gloves to me. Warm enough in winter and breathable in summer to work with enough dexterity to use ordinary…

As you can see in the picture, I've used these gloves a lot over the past few years. I couldn't find a replacement anywhere until one day I watched Revain. Eureka! They are a little tight and stiff when first worn, but quickly mold to the shape of the hand to form a strong, protective yet flexible glove. I used the old ones longer than I should, but I couldn't use any other gloves. For real work with enough flexibility for delicate operations, I don't think they can do better.

These are good gloves for general outdoor work such as bark spreading or the like. I bought these over the winter to use when walking my dog as I throw a ball or frisbee sometimes and don't want dog drool on my hands. When it's raining outside, any contact with water lands directly on your skin almost immediately. When it's cold outside, your hands freeze. I often take off my gloves and put my hand in my pocket to keep it warm. I'm giving 4 stars because I think I use these gloves for other…

They fit perfectly, I'm afraid of getting dirty, they are so good. But I got them for work and they met every need. True to its name, Carhartt excels in all its materials. Combining comfort and style isn't an easy task until you look at Carhartt.

So that was my first Carhartt purchase. I was very excited and wanted to do my best based on their reputation. I ordered some stuff for my wife and I and these gloves were for me. I work in landscaping and for the first time we only picked weeds from the beds with these gloves. Nothing crazy or stressful, pretty easy job even without gloves. In less than 30 minutes they started breaking the little finger. I was very disappointed to say the least.

My son in law and daughter got me a pair for Christmas. I then carried on 4 weekends. Make holes in each finger. He worked very well, clearing the forest and plucking vines from the trees. They are flexible enough to work with and still protect your hands. I liked them so I sold them and bought 2 more pairs.