Carhartt Women's Pro Palm CGrip Glove

I had owned a pair of gloves like these under the hypertuff brand previously and had to finally find a replacement after many years with them (and they're still not completely worn out, but needed new ones soon). There is no thicker, tougher yet flexible rubber palm on any glove I've ever owned. I grab all kinds of plants with thorns and never have a problem pulling them and not getting stabbed. Anything I grasp on to I never lose my grip either because of the sturdy rubber and they fit well to your hands because of the breathable knit fabric on the back side of the hands. I hope they never stop making these and you should try a pair for yourself!!! They are so great I I bought two while I was at it for me in the burgundy and gray + a black set for my man as well.

I bought these gloves because of the rubber on the palms and the underside of the fingers, which helps me to grip my John Deere steering wheel without slipping. They have done wonders for easing the fatigue in my very arthritic hands, wrists, elbows and shoulders felt when steering my JD ride-on mower bare-handed. Actually, they help me securely grip just about any hand-tool or product (like 2 cubis feet bags of soil) I need to handle while gardening.Also, they help prevent being stuck in my hands by the pine needles and prickly pinecones from the trees on my property.I first tried the large, but the fingers were too long, so when I bought my second pair in both the grey and the dusty plum I chose size medium. The fingers are a much better length, yet the knit fabric on the back side of the palm and fingers still allows them to slip on over my gnarled arthritic knuckles with little difficulty. I did find the wrist part to be a little snug, but not so much since I've lost 25 pounds. If not for my gnarled knuckles, I might be able to wear the small. I'm 5'9", so I'm not petite by any means, but my hands are still smaller than most males of the same height or taller.One last plus: they are washable. I made the mistake of machine washing them - gets too hot, so the rubber lifted around the edges. I've begun hand washing them which is much better for their longevity. It's nice to be able to wash them and put them on clean at the beginning of a yard work day.I highly recommend these gloves to anyone who needs to protect their hands and have a firm grip while doing yard work or just about any other heavy duty task around the house and garage.

Super great gloves. Great grip. Ordered a size medium cause I like my nails a little longer and still fit very well on my fingers! Not thick material very breathable

Best gloves EVER!Got a pair to do storm cleanup after hurricane Ida, omg, they fit my little woman hands and are tough, flexible, aren't girly looking, and they FIT. I put these gloves through fire pile hell and high water and they haven't ripped, torn, melted, and are amazing. I've bought 5 pairs already, the first time was because I was desperate to not have to use the weak, light gardening ones my husband bought me, 1 to replace them after I lost them 8 months later, 1 as part of my emergency kit for the Jeep, and 2 as gifts for my outdoorsy friends. Love, love, love these gloves.

These are great working gloves, especially if you are moving or carrying things. They have a great grip.

I repurchased these like clockwork every few months. Never got rid of them unless I got holes in the rubber. This was the ONLY work glove that was sturdy enough AND small enough that the fingers didn't have too much length. The small size was perfect for me - so be warned, the small is SMALL!!!

I bought these gloves specifically for the use of going up the cables Half Dome. They held up very well and most of the grip came from the gloves themselves, not me. I even slipped a little on my descent down and the gloves made sure I didn’t budge. I didn’t have any blisters and these worked a lot better than my friend’s who used regular working gloves. There was a little wear on the gloves but the friction from continuously holding and sliding down the chain ropes is not unusual. Though I wouldn’t recommend it for everyday heavy duty use.Additionally since there have been some scenarios where I needed to move some large items (glass table, wood boards) these gloves provided great grip for handling.I plan on doing another hike that requires scaling up and using chain ropes. I’ve since misplaced my gloves and will buy another pair, they are definitely worth it.

I work in warehouse as a selector, these gloves were good for grab boxes as they have great grip, but the rubber part wore off after 2 weeks of using these gloves which kind of sucks for the price. I was expecting them to last a bit longer. I work on a refrigerated warehouse so they weren’t very warm which also kind of sucked because my hands would get cold easily if I wasn’t on the go. A good choice but rubber doesn’t last very long.