Ironclad Tuff Chix Women's Work Gloves TCX, Designed for Women's Hands, Performance Fit, Durable, Machine Washable, (1 Pair), LARGE - TCX-24-L, Pink

The wife loves em

EDIT to my review I posted a few hours ago….ALREADY there’s a HOLE at a FINGERTIP 🤦‍♀️ I've only been using these for about half an hour!! Sadly I will be getting a REFUND 🙁I was initially doing an early review because I had a question, why is this the largest size available? I bought a Large and they’re snug-ish on my small/medium hands but my friend has slightly larger hands that also swell in summer so she can’t have these ‘women’s’ gloves.Yes there are plenty of gloves on the market but I’m just saying that ‘women’ can have larger hands and men can have ‘small’ hands, just please give us all the same choice of sizes when you’re being gender specific (which then wouldn’t need to even be mentioned) 👍☺️

Se ven bien y resistentes me quedaron perfecto

These gloves are great. I bought them to wear while renovating. They help give grip while protecting from splinters and such. They fit snug and feel like a driving glove more than a work glove. I would buy these again. Sizing was spot on

These were for my mum, she loved them, said she feels totally protected in them. They’re really cute in person

Forget the nitrile-dipped cotton gloves: They smell funky after a few hours and even with laundering the stains never come out of the fabric, so you're running around the yard like Queen Yuck. Full leather gloves are sturdy and protective -- you definitely want them if you're doing heavy lifting or using a chainsaw -- but once they're wet, you're sunk for at least a day or two while they dry, and it's no party to get them to conform to your fingers again.Girls, these are the best gardening gloves I've ever used for general mucking around, and I've been playing in the dirt for more than 40 years. I chose XL because I'm a glove size 8. I didn't expect they would fit, and at first they were a bit snug but they did loosen. I also wasn't wild about the synthetic leather concept but on these gloves it affords good grip; even after washing, the fingers maintained my joint creases, so I don't have to break them in again. As for design, I like the terry area near the thumb for the occasional drippy-nose/sweaty forehead wipe. I'm also a fan of the lack of seams at the fingertips. That's the weakest point for gloves in general: Seams cause the fingertips to catch on dirt, brick, etc., leading to premature wear.The photos show how they looked after eight hours of transplanting. The photo of the pair illustrates how they came out after they were washed with dish soap. I hung them to drip dry and within 12 hours they were clean, dry and ready for more abuse.

Mum liked them