IroncladBox Handler Work Gloves BHG, Extreme Grip, Performance Fit, Durable, Machine Washable, (1 Pair), Black

Great grip. I’ve bought several pairs for myself and husband. They average us about a month before the grip is gone. Other gloves only lasted several days for my husband and a couple of weeks for me. We’ve gotten others to get them for work, as well. Great for package handlers. Best quality for the price, we’ve found after over a year of searching and trying out others. 👍👍👍

This is my favorite glove I work for FedEx and they’re perfect I just have to cut the thumb and index finger off but they don’t last very long so I always buy more

When I first bought them I thought they were too big. I followed the size chart and was concerned they were to big but the fit improves as you break them in. Definitely follow the size chart and use em awhile. Great grip, high performance and no allergic reaction. I am a professional box handler who loves my job and these have been great. When they wear out, which it looks like it’ll be a while, I’m ordering them again.

I've been using this brand of gloves for the past 19 years since I worked in a major company warehouse packing boxes. These gloves fit perfect once you know your size. Tight is good as they do break in. They don't shift around on my hands the way the cheaper gloves do (you know, the 12 pairs for $12 kind) and they feel great. The tacky surface helps a lot when handling boxes.I know these gloves seem a little pricey, but you get what you pay for and these are high-quality. The only downside is that the tacky surface does wear down too quickly for my taste, especially on the fingertips. But I continue to buy them because my job requires the handling of boxes all day long and I consider them a good investment. I don't want my wrists hurting because I can't get a grip on all the boxes I'm dealing with. And I hate the extra effort it takes to pick up a box with my fingertips when I'm wearing gloves that slip off or shift around.I guess you have to buy a pair and figure out the daily and hourly cost of the gloves vs how much they help you. For my job working in a university mailroom and shipping/receiving, a pair can last me two to four months. Let's figure, JUST FOR ARGUMENT'S SAKE, that they only last four weeks. At $20 per pair (that's a higher price than Amazon is selling them for right now) and a five day work week, that would be a cost of $1 per day, and if you worked 7 hours out of that day, the cost per hour would be less than 15 cents per hour. Mind you, they should last you much longer than that, but if, on the very high end of cost, they were to cost you 15 cents per hour and you loved them, wouldn't that be worth it? Nothing lasts forever, and my hands are worth a lot more than 15 cents per hour. Just sayin...

I am buying my second pair since 2018I probably wouldn't have had to buy a new pair if all I did was handle boxes with these. I traded their use for weight lifting and they work perfect for that but the material on the palms of the gloves wore out. Since they are machine washable I am getting a new pair, I don't think I can find a better pair anywhere else! I looked at a sporting goods store, the hardware store, Target and Walmart. The quality of these gloves are beyond compare. *side note* I am a chef and wear a size L in food prep gloves but I wear a S in these. Definitely made for larger hands.

nice gloves, comfortable, grip is great, but wear quickly. (i’ve worn these 2-3 days at work, washed & air dried them once) the seams by a few of the fingers are starting to split & the finger tip grip is already fading off. for box handler gloves i was hoping they’d be a little more durable and longer lasting.

Was moving and was so glad that I got these gloves to save my hands. Comfortable, durable and very grippy against cardboard boxes. It's reinforced in all the high impact areas. After 8 hours of handling boxes and loading things into the moving truck; these gloves did not disappoint! I usually don't even write reviews, but felt that I had to leave one for these. Great job Ironclad! I didn't use the touchscreen part of it that much, because I just ended up taking the glove off when I needed to answer my phone or to take pictures of things, but I didn't buy it to handle small electronics anyway, so still felt that this was a quality product.

If your a sorter the silicone will wear out fast from the friction of the moving boxes or sliding your hand on the moving belt. I do wine sales and merchandising for lrg format supermarkets. These are great for moving cases from pallets to u-boats, protect the hands when pulling open lids when you don't feel like cutting, and the silicone give a sure grip on glass bottles when carrying 6 at a time to the shelves. I buy a new pair on ave. every 5 months. The grip is also good on plastic bags like potatoes, wood pellets, ice , etc. If you're a driver( not a sorter) for a package delivery, they'd also work well, and they make good driving gloves

As a professional box handler I bought these for work, I work 7 hour days handling boxes. These were great to begin with, very comfortable, my hands felt invincible against paper cuts... 3 weeks later I had worn holes in 4 fingers. I was pretty dissapointed as I have had the same set of Ironclad Ranchworx gloves for about 7 years for work around the house and they are still great after being thoroughly abused, they are the reason I decided to try these. Don't waste your money.

Gloves fit nicely, comfortable and offer some protection from pinches and extra grip on cardboard boxes it’s very helpful and I can tell from using them they will last quite some time, a little expensive for gloves though.

My job involves a fair bit of merchandising, so I wanted to get gloves that would protect my hands and also have good grip so I can hold on to boxes and different items. So far, these gloves have definitely done the trick! They're durable, as advertised, and have helped my protect my hands so far. Would recommend!