Ironclad Command Impact 360 Cut A5 Work Gloves; Touch Screen Gloves Conductive Palm & Fingers

Look no further. Pros: 1. Full dexterity 5/5. In the video you can see how picking every day items is easy. 2. Comfortable 4.5/5. They are super comfortable. I noticed some pattern marks on the top of my fingers after removing them, but I haven’t broken them down (meaning, they will stretch a bit with use) 3. True to size 5/5. Stay within your size, they are true to sizes in the pictures. You want them a little tight at first and they will losen up with washes and use. 4. Tons of grip and stuff doesn’t slide 5/5. 5. Definitely impact resistant. 6. True to touch screens. I took the video with both gloves on my hands and my iPhone had no issues responding (I mean, not at all, almost as if they were my fingers touching the screen). It doesn’t get better than this with utility gloves. 7. Good quality padding on the inside 4.5/5 8. Durability. I haven’t put them to the test, but they seem very sturdy and I’ll be using them for my incoming move and minor DIY projects, I expect these to last way past the average life expectancy of these gloves for every day tasks. Cons: 1. Nit pick: I wish these would come with a wrist strap in case you are lifting heavy objects to increase support. 2. Nit pick: I wish there was some more padding/impact protection inside the hand made from the same outer material. The padding on the inside is good, but I wish it would be stronger. There is probably a reason not to do this, but hey... I’m no expert. Because these are not real cons, I give this gloves 5/5, totally worth the $30 I payed for them.

So, these are really great gloves. I bought them for unintended purposes (range gloves) and the finger dexterity and profile are really nice. The plastic impact running down the fingers did get in the way of trigger manipulation, but a little knife work cleared that issue up. What really excited me was the 360 A6 cut resistance which is above and well beyond what you can get from any other brand at a comparable price. Touch screen capability seems really good and doesn't look like it would wear out as easily as some companies that only do that tip of the finger stuff. My only complaint would have been finger length was not on the sizing scale, since I have stubby sausages it's hard to find a good size and that was making me cautious. But they ended up fitting well and next time I might try the smaller size.

First off, the sizing is perfect for dexterity, so I’d advise against sizing up. They’re certainly comfy, work well with a touch screen (even small buttons if you use a pointer finger), and have great impact protection. I can’t comment on the durability yet, but they seem well-constructed and all of the rubber is sewn on instead of glued, so they should hold up well. Patches, palm cushions, and Velcro are all double seamed, but the sides of the fingers are not, so I’m guessing when they do wear it will be between the fingers first. The cuff length is perfect as well, allowing full freedom of movement without rubbing and irritation.

UPDATE: I removed a star today because a nail got buried deep into my palm while working today. Ouch, ouch, ouch. Be careful. We bought a house and needed to demo about 1,000 sq ft. I am the Queen of Accidental Injuries, so I researched gear for quite awhile. Let me save you the hours of research: GET THESE!!!!! THEY ARE THE BEST!!! We've removed 4 tons of material/debris since I bought these gloves. I have not once been stabbed, cut, poked, or otherwise injured on my hands. Not for a lack of trying, either. I ram my hands into nails constantly, and while I can feel the pressure of a nail, there's no sharpness, no stabbing, no pain. I've worn these for drywall demo, ripping boards out, tearing out a ceiling, filling dumpsters, digging through a cup of screws (don't ask me why we keep a cup full of random screws), spraypainting, subfloor removal... I've worn these while using many sizes of prybar, a circular saw, a sawsall, hammers, sledge hammers, even screwdrivers, pliers, and bolt cutters. The dexterity is out of this world. ....and you can even skip to the next song on your phone without taking them off. My ONLY complaint is I can't TYPE on a device while wearing. The fingertips are just too fat. But for a single tap, such as skipping a song, pausing music, answering a call, etc, they're perfect. They're perfect for everything.

Well, for what I do is work on a freight company and handling alot of equipment off and on the dock. At first I was a little skeptical about this work gloves but got use to them because some equipment gets pretty warm for just bare hands... I like these gloves may get a back up set to keep in my vehicle in case anything happens to the original ones I have now.

I can never have enough pairs of work gloves but these are a step above the rest. The fingertips that work with most cell phones and tablets are pure awesome-sauce. The velcro straps are solid and don't give way easily. They have endured moving boxes and furniture, hauling trash to a dump, and lifting/gripping wood/material easily and securely. One note - they are NOT impact-resistant. If you're dealing with sharp ends, seek different gloves. For everything else, these gloves are AWESOME. For reference, I tested these with a Samsung Note 20+ and Samsung Tab S6 and S8+.

My work requires cut 4 rating on my gloves, and these exceed the requirement. Snug fit, love the knuckle buster protection. I’m very hard on gloves and haven’t found anything that holds up for more than 3-6 months yet. I’ll wear holes in the leather grips but the cut resistance is still there on the inner layer. On my 5th pair now. A little warm in the summer, but that’s my only complaint. Haven’t cut myself with a saw yet.

These are reasonably robust gloves for general work and sturdy enough to protect your hands in an emergency. As long as you're not buying these specifically for handling dangerous or sharp materials, you'll be fine i think. Unfortunately that's not my use case though. Aside from that 1 layer of cut resistant fabric which doesn't amount to much glove, the rest of these gloves are incredibly susceptible to tearing and slicing. The synthetic leather-like material of the palms is especially prone to destruction. There are far sturdier alternatives to this product for anyone who will be actively handling dangerous materials in some kind of sustained way, but if you just need a simple work glove to protect your hands from daily wear or something, this might be fine. They're incredibly comfortable compared to many gloves and the sizes seem to be pretty accurate, at least for my small hands which are typically difficult to size. I recommend you go with hexarmor's goat skin leather gloves which are far more durable and resistant to various types of penetration than this glove is. This glove would be good for gardening or something like changing the blade of a bandsaw, et cetera, but they're not adequate for continually handling razor sharp sheet metal or machine shavings. They go right through them like they're made of cotton. thumb pad lasted < 1 day and fell to a stringy lathe shaving, but the inner lining protected my flesh from damage thankfully. I've tried a lot of gloves. 3 stars, mostly for the cut and fitment of the design. The materials could use some improvement. For example, a hexarmor brand cut a5 level glove is far superior. The shaving wouldn't have even cut all the way through the outer layer. It would have only made a visible slice in it. The lining will protect you in an emergency. I think it's aramid, but i can't check on this review page. Maybe kevlar. Best to check for yourself.

Flexible enough to work in and fit well

Ya utilice estos guantes operando una demoledora y se sienten super comodos y las colchonetas de la palma son muy buenas. Me gusta poder tomar llamadas sin tener que quitarme los guantes,, los recomiendo al 100%

Whats not to like about Ironclad gloves, very good quality, comfortable to wear and give great protection. I use them them mainly for splitting timber really help to lessen impact from swinging the hammer. Nothing really stops impact and the resulting tingling fingers and numb hands but these gloves definitely help.

I tried a number of similar gloves before these. These gloves are overall the most comfortable to wear for gloves that are very protective. The cut resistant liner is smooth and doesn’t get as hot as others such as Kevlar liners. I’m usually an Xl in gloves and XL in these gloves was perfect. I’ve yet to see how long they last but they seem well built.

La calidad de los materiales con que está hecho. Los usos diariamente para el trabajo en casa.