Ironclad Tuff Chix Gloves

Originally got these as a gift and was happy to see them on Amazon at a reasonable price. Bought a second pair. They fit great- got a small and although they feel snug at first they stretch. Have stood up to daily stall cleaning, handling hay bales and bags of shavings. Protect my hands and are easy to put on and remove. Feel comfortable and allow movement. Even use them to walk my dog and can answer my cell phone when wearing them! Wash well and air dry. Love the color, too!

Forget the nitrile-dipped cotton gloves: They smell funky after a few hours and even with laundering the stains never come out of the fabric, so you're running around the yard like Queen Yuck. Full leather gloves are sturdy and protective -- you definitely want them if you're doing heavy lifting or using a chainsaw -- but once they're wet, you're sunk for at least a day or two while they dry, and it's no party to get them to conform to your fingers again. Girls, these are the best gardening gloves I've ever used for general mucking around, and I've been playing in the dirt for more than 40 years. I chose XL because I'm a glove size 8. I didn't expect they would fit, and at first they were a bit snug but they did loosen. I also wasn't wild about the synthetic leather concept but on these gloves it affords good grip; even after washing, the fingers maintained my joint creases, so I don't have to break them in again. As for design, I like the terry area near the thumb for the occasional drippy-nose/sweaty forehead wipe. I'm also a fan of the lack of seams at the fingertips. That's the weakest point for gloves in general: Seams cause the fingertips to catch on dirt, brick, etc., leading to premature wear. The photos show how they looked after eight hours of transplanting. The photo of the pair illustrates how they came out after they were washed with dish soap. I hung them to drip dry and within 12 hours they were clean, dry and ready for more abuse.

The fit is spot-on, the stitching is solid, and they give me protection exactly where I need it. Plus, they even match my girly steel-toe boots—which is a total win. They fit a woman’s hands perfectly, slip on and off with zero fuss, and stay comfortable all day. And the best part? They tuck right into my back pocket or my reflective-vest pocket like they were made for it.

Bought these as I needed a pair of gloves that if they get destroyed it doesn't kill me to replace. So far these have been great. They've taken quite a bit of abuse and still look great. Color didn't matter to me but being pink I'm able to avoid misplacing as easily as brown ones. Definately breathable and a decent pair of work gloves that can take abuse. Only drawback for me is wrist elastic is tighter than I would like. I usually buy Carhartt leather gloves in small but wanted to try something new as I go through at least 4 pairs a year and that gets expensive. These have been a good alternative.

Great gloves and great fit. Tore through 1 pair and bought myself the exact same to replace them cause they were that good. I'll definitely stick with these in the future.

My husband and I bought a house to rehab and I was only finding gloves that were for men or gardening specific. Home Depot and local hardware stores had few options so I ordered these! I'm very happy with the quality. I ordered them in June and used them to put on a roof, tear down drywall, and pull up flooring. About three weeks after I bought these I was drilling down decking on the roof and I drilled my finger down to the wood (ouch, try not to do that when you're roofing). Because of that there are two smaller rips on the index finger of the glove where the drill went through. what's great is through wear the rips haven't grown. The house had a bad mold problem in the bathroom, but pulling down the wet drywall didn't make me cringe because my hands stayed gry and mold free. The marks from drywall washed right out but the tar didn't. That doesn't really matter to me because it's not like I'm walking a runway with them. The only thing I can do without is the Tuff Chix patch on the top! Haha. My hands didn't get really hot in the summer and yet they didn't freeze in the winter, so that's good. When I ordered these the package got lost in the mail so they sent me a replacement and I used them right away. Eventually the first pair I ordered arrived and instead of sending them back I kept them. I'm glad I did because I lose gloves like I lose keys. Would reccomend!

These gloves are cleverly designed so there is no seam at the fingertip, so I can actually feel what I'm doing without having to take my gloves off to do it. The gloves cinch in at the wrist and are very comfortable. I do a lot of gardening year-round and they are the best garden gloves I've ever had. They look as though they will last a long time -- I accidentally cut through my first pair after only a few months. They are pretty good at stopping thorns, not perfect. Finally, the icky pink color is actually a good idea, because when I drop them, the color stands out against the ground. (I've lost a lot of brown gloves.) These gloves are worth the money.

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These gloves are great. I bought them to wear while renovating. They help give grip while protecting from splinters and such. They fit snug and feel like a driving glove more than a work glove. I would buy these again. Sizing was spot on

These were for my mum, she loved them, said she feels totally protected in them. They’re really cute in person

The wife loves em

Gloves are durable, fit is true to size, quality. Only 1 pair though not two as stated.