Review on Protection Abrasion Resistant Gripping Ergodyne by Tyrone Lyons

I don't think the team behind the ProFlex series have ever worn or used gloves on the job. First, the palm areas are covered with hard plastic. Points that make handling extremely difficult because they offer absolutely no grip and are slippery over objects such as tools. So that nothing flies out of your hand, you have to use a choke hold, which is extremely tiring after five minutes. Secondly, it can be assumed that impact resistant palm gloves should have an energy absorbing material, just like any other impact resistant glove on the market. Not this one. Just a layer of stuff with these hard plastic dots. In fairness, the back of the gloves does offer some protection, but since most people don't work with materials and tools with the back of the gloves on, it's pointless. Don't make the same mistake I did. Go out and buy an average pair of gloves from a big store or auto parts store. All in all a very disappointing and ironic product from a company that has Ergo in its name.