HexArmor | Mechanic's Style Leather Safety Work Gloves | Chrome SLT Series

I've been buying various different cut resistant gloves gradually over the past three years. It's more a hobby than a requirement for my profession since I am a machinist. So I've tried several gloves. Established brands, Chinese fly by night companies, cheap, expensive, All the cool military and NASA type high tech materials like aramid, kevlar, etc. I'm pretty well educated in stupid gloves.These are leather goats skin I think shell with a sewn in liner to reinforce the natural cut resistance of animal hide.In my experience, most cut resistant gloves that offer a high level resistance or a large mass rating are typically a knit type of stretchy glove, maybe dipped in nitrile or something.The other materials are usually lower rated and much less robust than the protection offered by the knit style because of how well they're able to blend in the special materials with the glove itself I guess. It's a much more effective strategy compared with gluing or stitching a liner into a regular glove.These are different. These gloves are really in a league of their own in regards to the other big brands like Youngstown or ironclad. Really any I've tried. Nothing really ever defeated the knit gloves except for being so filthy that you get new ones honestly, but these are like a fortress on your hands. Nothing has even visible penetrated all the leather yet and I've been abusing these gloves for over two months. I feel like these mothers will hold water if I fill them up. I was not expecting this. I tore any other glove to shreds in three weeks max aside from the godlike filthy knit ones. This isn't even one of their high level gloves, but trust me. Cut level 7 in this glove is not represented on the scale that others gloves use. Like 13 or something at least. Btw, this model was less than 25 dollars for the chrome series 4066. I'm impressed and super excited to try what I consider to be their flagship cut gloves in the 4023 style that is made from their proprietary fabric and claims it's two levels stronger than this type. Pretty costly though at 60 dollars a pair, so hopefully Hexarmor are as consistent as they are honest. Wouldn't buy anything but these for cut resistance and general durability but they're not heat resistant. They offer those and I will know eventually, but these were my first product from Hexarmor. I'm a little suspicious about most cut resistant gloves that aren't knit historically, but these gloves outshine even those because they don't soak up oil and get stretched out. Best cut gloves imo, head and shoulders above everything else I've tried excluding the lack of any heat resistance. Hexarmor are the only people selling cut gloves that aren't lying to you or fleecing you or both. Trust me.

2 SECTIONS: 2 Reviews.The White with orange are great. 5 STARS They get dirty really fast. It's been 2weeks worth of hard use. I've touch/banged into everything that you'd see on a construction site. Sharp metal, nails, and mystery liquids.Excellent grip, protection, and feel.5 coworkers wanted the link, and one may get it for their entire team.The ONLY downside is that it isn't touch screen capable.UPDATE: Gloves are still in great condition. Aside from being dirty, everything is holding up. I presently have another model on the way for warm weather.The orange palm and grey were great as they lasted. 1 StarWithin 4 days, they had a hole.By the end of the first day, they had some stitching ends that needed to be fused.

They're great gloves im a ironworker welder i beat theys up last over a month of welding sharp metal

I think they used some sort of magical process to make these. They're incredibly soft and supple yet very tough. I've been using them for barbed wire fencing work and thus far they've kept the barbs from poking my hands. Other than being dirty the gloves don't appear any worse for the wear. I will definitely be buying another pair.

After 2 weeks of oilfield work the stitching has held up perfectly which says a lot in itself. The leather has mild damage from abrasion which you can only expect. Keeps your hands at a comfortable temperature in cold weather and the lining feels very nice. I keep mine waxed and they are very water resistant, but I'm not sure how they would perform otherwise. All in all it seems to me if you take care of them they hold up about as well as I could ask for, since cotton palms are usually done for me in about a week. Would definitely buy again if I needed some warm and durable gloves.

Good quality glove at a good price. Order a size up, as with all lined cut gloves. Washed up well after the first week of sweat, put em under the windshield wipers while I went to lunch. Dry and good to go again. The elastic dots on the cuff give a solid fit.

I've purchased cheap $10 work gloves and $60 Duluth Trading leather gloves, and frankly, these hold up better under the toughest conditions. They fit great, feel better, wear better, and last longer than anything I've used before. The first pair were "left behinds" from a crew I had unloading my semi that were promptly snatched up by my wife. I noticed she was wearing them all the time, so ordered myself a pair. Can't recommend them enough.

I work construction and really like this glove. I have recommended it to all my co workers. It fits nicely, durable and keeps my hands warm.