🧤 MaxiFlex ATG 34-874 Gloves: 3 Pairs Set with Nitrile Micro-Foam Grip - Superior Abrasion Resistance and Exceptional Grip Review

These gloves look great. I think when you do something over and over again, the feel-good factor can't be overlooked. My father buys poor quality gloves. When I wear them all I can think about is how uncomfortable they are. They stretch and give the impression that you are wearing nothing. Of course, I install tombstones and I'm faced with pretty harsh conditions, so this multipack was a must. An accidental tear would remove a pair. But they last a while and fail. They don't have any extra…

General use, it's amazing! These aren't the kind of gloves I'll be using for felling trees and splitting firewood or stacking cinder blocks, but for lighter use they're perfect. I use them for gardening, car maintenance, and all sorts of odd jobs around the house/garage/work, and I've even used them when I needed to tape together and ship a few hundred boxes for a large order. Excellent dexterity and grip and fairly durable. They are machine washable and tumble dry, just make sure you tumble…

I bought Elite MaxiFlex 34-274 gloves and thought they were perfect until I tried these. These gloves are thicker than Elite gloves and offer a much better grip when working with study materials. They feel a bit tight compared to Elite in the same size, but not enough to justify buying a size up. For smooth materials (like cardboard) I would recommend the Elite MaxiFlex 34-274 gloves. For those working with non-smooth objects, I think these Ultimate MaxiFlex gloves are perfect. A minor downside

I used to have a set of these gloves from work and loved them. When the coating on my palm and fingers wore off after years of use, I knew I needed a replacement ASAP. They are exactly as I remember my old set when they were new (but in a different color). They have excellent hand, are snug and stretchy so they don't cause discomfort, and also have moderate moisture resistance in coated areas. I like to use them in the garden when I use the tool repeatedly (to avoid blisters) and every time I…

I'm medium height, I'm a woman and I usually wear a medium size for most gloves. I find it fits well, it's quite tight almost everywhere (which is how I like it) except on the fingers. My hands are not "graceful," but there is extra space or material around the fingertips. When laying concrete blocks, the tip of the glove gets caught under the block and you have to pull it out. Maybe a small size would take that? But they are long enough that the nails don't poke holes in the tips. Other than…

These are the only gloves I want to buy as they offer more dexterity and a fairly good grip compared to other gloves I have used. The only caveat is that they wear out pretty quickly if you're constantly opening boxes or stacking pallets, which is what I do all day at work. In the 8 months that I have been using these gloves I have thrown away 8 pairs (3 orders) of these due to worn grip coating and torn fabric on all of the fingertips and my 9th pair is about to be discontinued. also be on the

I have been using these as a UPS courier for almost 8 years now. They are amazing. Comfortable but you need to find the right size. They don't work well if they're too loose, and they're really uncomfortable if they're too tight. They're not the warmest gloves, but they're enough to make a world of difference on those cold days (supplement them with hand warmers that stay in your pockets to keep your hands warm) and they hold up cardboard so well that it's ridiculous. I recommend them to all my

Rating: I wear these gloves about 20 hours a week, grabbing boxes off a pallet and opening them with a box cutter. I've worn all three pairs of gloves for just over a month. Each time the tip of the middle finger wore out and turned into a hole. I'm pretty sure the blade of the utility knife didn't cause it, but I can't be 100%. It just seems strange that it will always be in the same place. I am not rude to them and my nails are always trimmed short. For those with lighter use, they can last…