Framer Work Gloves,Fingerless Framing Gloves, Open-Finger Carpenters Gloves, High Dexterity, Performance Fit, Durable

Pretty durable for Inexpensive gloves. I have used them for a week and they held up well. I work at a recycling center and wear out gloves quickly. The finerless design is great. There are flaps on the underside of each finger to pull when taking them off, this is a nice feature. I will buy more of these, quality is good for the $

So I included several photos, ones when I first got them, after a weekend of work, and after they were washed and hung to dry. They work for the purpose that I need for a good price, and I was suprised with the mobility. Most gloves I look at are just uncomfortable in the fingers but I don’t have any problems and the open fingers make it easier to grab things like stickers or touch screens. Easy to clean and the velcro in the wrists is nice. My hands don’t sweat much in them and I can still lift heavy things with enough grip. Can’t really tell if they shrunk after wash, so if they do it’s minimal.

Very good product does the job once u get them on….it’s difficult putting them on and taking off if u have big hands like me. But I will say I do like the tight fit when I’m cranking wrenches and large nuts on a 54” threaded rod at work. Happy with purchase! Big Hands tho

Got my son a pair loved the color and very durable

*VERY HIGHLY RECOMMEND, EVEN OVER MAJOR BRANDS LIKE Milwaukee, DeWalt & Mechanic. Outlasted all 3 of these major brands, & a few others besides. Handylandy ❤️I've tried a lot of different carpenter/framer gloves & fingerless gloves. Ironclad, Milwaukee, Mechanix, Vgo, Firm Grip, DeWalt... Only 3 others came close to HandyLandy's 3 finger & full Fingerless gloves as far as Comfort & durability: Youngstown (Carp), Superior (Carp) & DexFit (Fingerless/Mechanic). Handylandy is still the winner. Which is kinda cool because they're one of the cheapest out there, you can even find them cheaper than Amazon of you do an online search or 2.I still have a handful or so I want to try, but HandyLandy's Carpenter & their Full Fingerless gloves trounce them all.*VERY HIGHLY RECOMMEND*10/10 BEST FREE FINGER GLOVES

I got sad the stitching is sharp. It's stiff and hurt my fingers. Tried to wash a few times to loosen it up but didn't work.

I have Dupuytren's Contraction in my right handMy palm gets very sore when I work. This glove gives me support and there is also some padding on the palm. I highly recommend it

my husband loves these gloves for mowing on his zero turn mower. has a large landscaping business and these gloves save him from the vibrating on the handles of the mower. plus he walked my dog this morning (a Newfoundland) and wore the gloves and it was easy to pick her doggie treats out of his pocket. fingerless gloves are the best even in the warmer months.

I work in glass and carpentry so need fingertip sensitivity while also protecting my hands. These do that excellently. They are tough but not to too thick so retain movement. I like that there are tabs by the fingers so you can pinch to hold while removing them, a feature missing on lots of fingerless gloves. I would buy again.

These are great so far as I usually buy the dewalt gloves which tear at the seams or the finger catches.. the other good thing about these is they fasten under your wrist so yo don't catch the velcro and they also don't come far up your wrist so don't interfere with you wearing a watch.I love these so far and would buy again. Excellent quality 👌

Good quality for the price.

Have third pair in past 2years everyday use

I found the gloves well made but a little small. The large was Les than the medium that I would normally purchase . And on my hands a rather snug fit . Difficult to get off