Freiherr v. Burgstall Tatendrang Work gloves - for work - EN 388-09/L (pack of 10)

I use work gloves for handling oak timber framing. Previously I have used the cheaper gloves with red backs that are touted on Amazon (the red ones are cheap but useless - the rubber peels off almost immediately and I wear holes through the gloves inside a day). These German gloves are excellent. I have been using my first pair for two weeks of handling oak beams and heavy duty tools and they are just beginning to show a little wear. More than satisfactory and I will buy them again. It is much cheaper to buy good quality - even in the short term - based on these. Recommended by me.

These are not for jobs like cutting roses but they do allow your hands to move very freely for things like digging or weeding and DIY jobs where you are avoiding getting your hands dirty rather than heavy manual stuff. They can tear so just choose the right glove for the job. Excellent value for money.

I am a Brickie and these gloves are very durable and not too thick excellent for the job and value for money

Great quality gloves at a reasonable price, have used them for DIY sawing, drilling and carrying chipboard and bricks. Protected my hands well. Size 9 (Large) fits my hands well (I usually Wear 71/2 size latex gloves)Comfortable with good grip.EN338 - 3131X

Very good working gloves. A good fit and a good grippy outer coating. Excellent!

Bought these at the start of the year and even on a cold day my hands were clammy really quickly.Stuck them in the garage as a backup or if I've got a very wet gardening job to do I guess. Definitely need to be more breathable and not what I really wanted.Good grippy surface but a bit thick for anything but gardening really.

Great gloves, tight fitting giving great grip, dry quickly, I'm still on my first pair.

Exactly what you need, thin enough to ensure you can still feel what your doing, yet durable enough to withstand site work.