Ergodyne ProFlex 9000 Certified Lightweight Anti-Vibration Work Glove, Medium,Black

Bought these for our son, and he says they are comfortable and work reducing vibrations.

I have had these gloves for about three months now and I use them at work for approximately 20 hours per week. I work in the finish department of a factory where we manufacture wind turbine blades and I wear these gloves when I use a 5" pneumatic random orbital sander and a 7" pneumatic disc grinder.I was worried about these gloves severely lessening my manual dexterity and they do but not enough to affect my job performance. After a handful of times to get the feel of it, I can change out sand paper discs and grinder discs without any problems.I was also worried about the durability of the foam palms and fingers because handling abrasives with foam usually eats it up in a heartbeat. Of course, I am careful with them when I have them on but, again, this hasn't affected my performance. After three months of regular moderate use, they show little wear but I can assume that I'll probably have to get new ones in another 6 months.The vibration mitigation isn't 100% but I never expected that anyway. I would say that they reduce vibration by over 50% though. More subjectively, my hands don't fall asleep anymore when I am sleeping or using a computer. (I have carpal tunnel in both wrists and tendonitis in both elbows).I recommend these gloves and I will continue to buy them.Update: I wore these gloves for 7 months before I quit that job to start a new one where these gloves are not necessary. At the end of 7 months there is a hole at the index finger tip big enough to fit my finger through but not big enough to really affect my work. I would still buy these gloves again.

I am a senior citizen by all reasonable measures. But I still mow my own lawn, do the edging and clip the bushes. The mower and the edger are both gas powered and generate a lot of vibration as does the electric powered clipper. In the last few years I found my hands would tingle and feel numb after doing the yard work. I began to look for something that might help and came across these. I have owned them for just over a year and a half (May of 2023) so have used them through most of a growing season.As I said up front, they have made a difference. Since I started using them the tingling in my hands has dramatically improved along with the numbness. It isn’t all gone but is a great deal better than before and has made keeping the yard more pleasant. There is some wear but they still look solid with no notable fraying or splits.A friend advised me they would last much longer if I ONLY used them to dampen vibrations from tools and not as a general work glove. That is what I have done and they don’t show enough wear to matter so far. I think the design might be more prone to damage if used on whatever task comes along. It seems to me that the part that absorbs vibration wouldn’t hold up well to hard edges or sharp items. But they do what they say they will. Less vibration, less discomfort, and a few more years of doing all the yard work myself. Let’s hear it for old people power!

I have used these gloves for a little over two years. I lost one, so finally had to order another pair. I have carpal tunnel syndrome in both wrists and I use these to mow my lawn with a push lower and to use a weed eater. These gloves work very well to lessen the vibrations. My hands feel extremely tired and cramp up if I don’t use these gloves when I mow, so I know they work for me.

I tried the #1 IntraFit with the swirl pattern and the #2 IntraFit with the rawhide palm and I tried these #3 Ergodyne anti-vibration gloves the following year because they were a little bit cheaper ...overall I don't like them as much as the intrafit styles. I feel like my hands shake more and the vibrations seems more dispersed throughout your arms making straight lines while trimming more difficult, also the rubber doesn't breathe so my hands were like prunes by the end of the day. I'm going back to the swirly orange/yellow n black IntraFit they were the most durable and effective imho.

Puchased these, priamrily, to lessen vibration when using my Ryobi trimmer. In my case, the vibration was causing sore forarms and hands. The palm and finger cushions are very thick and seem to minimize vibration. I also used them when operating my lawn mower and blower.Note: The gloves have a good grip when holding a thick handle, but I would not reccomend them as an "all-purpose" glove due to the thickness. I knew that prior to puchasing, but wanted to set expectations for others.

Saw a review on Amazon and bought them. They work great for lawn mowers, weed whackers, hedge trimmers, Skills Saws (reciprocating saws) that vibrate so much, small chain saws and hand drills. Size is right on. I will probably get another pain simply because by the time they wear out, the gloves will be out of production. This is a problem with many products. When you look to replace them, they are gone.

Seriously reduces at least 70 percent of lawn mower and string trimmer vibration! I was kinda skeptical, but I gave them a shot. Now I’m kicking myself for not using these years ago. If you mow often or are in the landscape business, you owe yourself a pair!