Wells Lamont Handy Andy Men's Yellow Chore Gloves with Rubber Lining, XX-Large (635XX)

These are the same gloves I used as a young man, working in the woods with my Dad. We used them winter and summer because they were the best available at the time. As long as they are dry, they insulate well in cold temperatures - unlike the thin mesh "work gloves" available today, and unlike leather. Although they are a bit more expensive than the cotton gloves available at (for instance) Harbor Freight, these will outlast by a long margin. I love them.

It's hard to find gloves for big hands. These aren't pretty but they fit and don't fall apart.

Great

Good Gloves, But Over Priced

I wanted some work gloves like my dad used to wear, and so did I (in a smaller size) when we lived on a farm in the 1950's and 60's. These are cheap, stiff, and way too big (impossible to find a size for women - all are very large). I ordered the smallest size available, it was still too big. A disappointment on all fronts.

I like these better in the cold weather for working outside

Hand part was large enough, but cuff was so small, almost couldn't get on!

I love these gloves. What do i use them for? Running in cold weather. They are the only gloves which are light but feel warm the moment i head out the door

I have been using the gloves for about two months now. There isn't much to really say about the gloves; they work well and fit my hands. I plan on getting more of these whenever they wear out.

Couture mal fait et doigts trot courts