Features
- TPR deflects knuckle busting impacts and scrapes
- Padded palm with Tena-Grip™ reinforcement
- Tena-Grip™-reinforced fingertips and thumb saddle
- Technical hex-stretch knit construction
- Molded hook and loop closure with ID space
- EN 388: 3132 X
- Patent pending
Application
- Heavy Duty Work
- Construction
- Mining
- Oil & Gas
- Framing/Carpentry
- Roofing, Mechanics
- Service Techs
- Tool/Machine Operation
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Customer Ratings and Reviews
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Tenacious
TesterKirk
If you are looking for some mechanics style gloves with a little bit of attitude these are it! These have a great mix of dexterity, durability, and protection.
GRIP
The reinforced Tena-Grip palm and finger accents is a smooth and flexible PVC rubber material which provides a useful dry grip but may slip a little when wet but is balanced by the surrounding leather suede . I tend to prefer a more non-slip grip so I am satisfied. The grip on the pinky finger seems to go up too high but doesn't get in the way, but my knuckles are not as in-line but more of an arc with the pinky metacarpal being about an half inch shorter then my ring finger metacarpal.FIT
The glove seems to fit a little small, perhaps I may have longer than average fingers, but the stretchy "hex-stretch poly knit" fabric on the back allows for some size difference. My hand is about 8.5 inches circumference (snug) around the my knuckles and 8.5 inches from the base of palm to the end of middle finger. According to Ergodyne’s sizing chart, I would be a Medium, but from past experience with other gloves, I usually fit more comfortably in an XL. In this case, I decided on Large and it fit fairly, main comment is that the thumb saddle is a little tight for me. These gloves also have a very short “stretch-in” time thanks to the hex-stretch fabric. Also, the palm feels a little wide and when you pull the wrist strap closed nice and snug, the hex-stretch fabric stretches a lot and you might have some off the loop side of the strap hanging off not attached.DEXTERITY
These gloves have a surprising amount of dexterity but the tip of index finger seams get in the way a little. The middle and ring finger have sort of a gusset fabric which travels to the tip, making two seams which fall right above and below of the fingernail and seem to have more dexterity. Another key to the dexterity with this hex-stretch type glove is getting a snug fit, otherwise you will likely have to much room in your finger tips.SPECIAL FEATURES
DIR
The DIR, thanks to the many breaks and disconnected segments, is very flexible, which I am very happy about. The DIR has a low profile which keeps the glove lite and nimble enough to get into tight spaces without getting snagged. As a result of the low profile, the DIR doesn't have much cushion so it's mainly for protecting from pressure from sharp corners rather than bashes to the back of the hand. I do wish there was just a little bit of DIR on the thumb metacarpal.OTHER THOUGHTS
*The wrist strap uses micro hook and loop so you won't get scratched.
*The pull tab works pretty well for pulling on the glovesPlease Note: This review is of product that was provided to the user free of charge.
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Tenacious
TesterKirk
If you are looking for some mechanics style gloves with a little bit of attitude these are it! These have a great mix of dexterity, durability, and protection.
GRIP
The reinforced Tena-Grip palm and finger accents is a smooth and flexible PVC rubber material which provides a useful dry grip but may slip a little when wet but is balanced by the surrounding leather suede . I tend to prefer a more non-slip grip so I am satisfied. The grip on the pinky finger seems to go up too high but doesn't get in the way, but my knuckles are not as in-line but more of an arc with the pinky metacarpal being about an half inch shorter then my ring finger metacarpal.FIT
The glove seems to fit a little small, perhaps I may have longer than average fingers, but the stretchy "hex-stretch poly knit" fabric on the back allows for some size difference. My hand is about 8.5 inches circumference (snug) around the my knuckles and 8.5 inches from the base of palm to the end of middle finger. According to Ergodyne’s sizing chart, I would be a Medium, but from past experience with other gloves, I usually fit more comfortably in an XL. In this case, I decided on Large and it fit fairly, main comment is that the thumb saddle is a little tight for me. These gloves also have a very short “stretch-in” time thanks to the hex-stretch fabric. Also, the palm feels a little wide and when you pull the wrist strap closed nice and snug, the hex-stretch fabric stretches a lot and you might have some off the loop side of the strap hanging off not attached.DEXTERITY
These gloves have a surprising amount of dexterity but the tip of index finger seams get in the way a little. The middle and ring finger have sort of a gusset fabric which travels to the tip, making two seams which fall right above and below of the fingernail and seem to have more dexterity. Another key to the dexterity with this hex-stretch type glove is getting a snug fit, otherwise you will likely have to much room in your finger tips.SPECIAL FEATURES
DIR
The DIR, thanks to the many breaks and disconnected segments, is very flexible, which I am very happy about. The DIR has a low profile which keeps the glove lite and nimble enough to get into tight spaces without getting snagged. As a result of the low profile, the DIR doesn't have much cushion so it's mainly for protecting from pressure from sharp corners rather than bashes to the back of the hand. I do wish there was just a little bit of DIR on the thumb metacarpal.OTHER THOUGHTS
*The wrist strap uses micro hook and loop so you won't get scratched.
*The pull tab works pretty well for pulling on the glovesPlease Note: This review is of product that was provided to the user free of charge.
