AWP Professional Fingerless Work Gloves

The media could not be loaded. Amazing gloves that have lasted 2 years of continuous abuse as a FedEx package delivery driver. When they get wet, they become more grippy I have noticed. Just got a new pair… let’s see how long these hold up. Read more

I work as a Mail Handler for the USPS, which is tantamount to dock work as well as all equipment management and dispersing of bulk mail. It’s a very ‘hands-on’ job. These gloves work great for me on the daily. The padding on the back of hand is nice, and I still have all the dexterity of my fingers, which is essential. For the money these gloves are a great choice for me. They typically last about 8 months or more with weekly machine washing and drying. I’m on my fourth pair now and all have been of equal quality. Read more

Good quality. Flexible and durable. Read more

Size XL worked for me. I have long fingers, these gloves fit great, and are very comfortable. I'm pretty rough on gloves, and the "leather" palms seem a little thin, so I'll see how long they last. Can't beat the price though. Read more

I prefer fingerless gloves for work because I like to grip with my fingers when working. The drawback is that fingerless gloves are more suceptible to easier tearing and ripping from use. But I've been using these gloves for over aonth now and they are showing no signs at all of tearing or ripping. They fit good and snug even with the strapped fastened. Thick enough to offer decent protection. I can wear these all day and not have to worry about them being uncomfortable. Best pair of fingerless gloves that aren't expensive that I've got from Amazon so far. Read more

Buenísimos para el trabajo, no se resbala ni es incómodo Read more

They started falling apart after about 2 weeks Read more

These provide some nice warmth and protection for outdoor woodworking in the winter months while maintaining grip and dexterity. Sizing seems to be accurate and they’ve held up well. I find myself wearing them for protection from cuts and splinters even as the weather has warmed up. Read more