🧤 Magid MultiMaster Economy Natural Glove: Affordable and Versatile Hand Protection Review

I wear these gloves to work like crazy. I usually take them elsewhere. They are all cheap. However, they came undone at the seams shortly after putting them on. I also have somewhat small hands. I like the convenience of Revain so I decided to give it a try. I probably won't buy them again if that's all I can find.

Glove construction is more or less good apart from poor quality control at thumb length. The real problem is the material. It says it's a cotton ramie blend, but the label says 70% cotton, 30% polyester. This is a problem because if they catch fire they will melt on the skin causing much more severe burns than if cotton gloves were to catch fire. I originally planned on getting them for high spark conditions, thinking they were 100% cotton/ramie. thumb length

The word "economy" here means very thin material and yarn that falls apart (without dusting) within a few hours of the actual work. Canvas gloves. It's rags at best. They look good but as soon as there is friction all the seams start to tear and after maybe 2 hours of actual work you end up with 2 inch holes in the gloves (in each pair) which defeats the purpose of the gloves. These 12 packs are enough for me for 2 weeks, even if it takes so long. I bought this and the Magid T123 model which…