🧤 Ironclad EXO-PPG-03-M Project Pro Gloves: Medium Size, Brown - Ultimate Protection Review

Don't use them if you're going to grind. The web between the fingers, although comfortable, melts and burns between the fingers. However, they are excellent for gardening or handling rough materials.

Ironclad gloves are good! I have bought this pair and another (engine runs black and green) and nothing compares to their comfort when I wear them and work. Not intended for really hard work, this pair is more focused on DIY and design work, as the name suggests. Get these, you won't regret it.

I took a chance on buying these after using up a few pairs from competitor brands. I am very picky about my gloves during training so I figured why not get something cheaper and change them more often. The good news is I didn't have to do that, they are well built with the right features that other brands don't have, I don't know yet how long they will actually last as so far they are unbeatable.

I have bought five pairs of Ironclad gloves. Only one pair failed due to premature wear and pinholes at the finger ends. Other than that they are GREAT, fit well and provide a good grip and are pretty durable. I use them for gardening, including working with palm trees (needles), raking leaves and debris, and watering the garden. Although the price is high, they usually last many months with relatively light use (although they hold up to raking better than any other gloves I've bought). Rodeo…

I have been using Exo Ironclads in the shipping industry for several years. The gloves on the right, which I've been wearing for 2 years now, fit great, feel great and are shapely. On the left is a new pair, recently bought to replace another (newer) pair that ended up in a landfill after only a few months of use. Both new pairs I bought seem cheap, tear/chafe easily and do NOT fit nearly as well as my old pair. The fingers of the new gloves are more square (as opposed to round) and fit your…