🧤 Ironclad Goatskin Conductive Performance Gloves - All Purpose Review

I really wanted to like this brand but the quality just isn't up to par. They lasted 1 week. I have attached photos to show. I used them for processing materials. Pallets, boxes, aerospace parts made of titanium. I've tried other Ironclad series, 4 other types they offer and they work for a week with the same results. Oh, and don't forget to size down if you decide to compete with them for your money. I'll look into another brand after a few tries.

I have used various Ironclad gloves for a number of years and it has been an anomaly that it is the only pair that has ever let me down without a replacement. Skin is thin and begins to wear out within a few days, and touch sensitivity is mediocre. Unfortunately I contacted Ironclad for a replacement but they were unwilling to provide one, not even a frontline worker at a hotspot during the COVID-19 pandemic. I had to stock up on the Palm Command Pro as a result and so far everything has been…

I bought about three or four pairs of these gloves on sale. I've used them all except for a couple that I keep in my truck in case I need them. So far they are decent enough, but not always. I have a pair that are still hanging there after doing a lot of gardening. Not just for planting things, but for gathering things, tending chickens, plucking things, etc. Another pair I've used once and one of these broke right on my thumb. The first pair of all I used outside quite a bit and snapped them…