Mechanix Wear MG-78-010 The Original MultiCam Tactical Work Gloves (Large, Camouflage) : Everything Else

I have a lot of gloves from cold weather hiking gloves to shooting gloves and motorcycle gloves. These at $20 actually seem to be the best fitting gloves of all of them, even ones costing 100$. There is usually one finger that doesn’t fit just right when I get gloves but all of these are great and fit snug around my fingers. There is the slightest bit of “roughness” on the inner seams but I think that will go away as the gloves break in from use. I will most likely buy more of these gloves in the future.

Pro’sSuperb value, correct size chart, breathable, easy to shoot with, good grip, heat (not fire) resistant and good looking material and design for the most part.Con’sThe company name is printed all over the front of the glove and it ruins the badass look of the glove’s in my opinion.Other thoughts.I carefully followed the instructions for sizing and I turned out to be right on the medium measurements.The glove fits good, almost perfect and is only slightly baggy on some of my fingers.That said, I never had a glove fit me as good as these do, especially since it has a velcro strap on the wrist and small strong ring straps on the wrist that you can pull for a easy snug fitting.I included a picture of the tag that lists the materials used to make the glove.

These are my favorite gloves for my outdoors job, where I interact heavily with the public and have to stay safe while looking professional. Just enough flexibility and stretch for good dexterity, but tough enough to withstand being nipped at by a dog (no holes!) and protecting my hands while digging through debris. They can be used with a touch screen, but it might take a few extra taps here and there. Easily washed while wearing (like washing your hands), but also holds up when put through a washing machine or when sanitized with not-so-gentle chemicals. Not meant for handling super hot stuff like with oven mitts, but they saved me many burns over the years when touching hot metal outside in the sun.I first bought a pair of these same gloves four years ago, and they endured until just recently. The first pair finally showed signs of thinning at the palms, so I just bought a second on here. The seam style feels like it’s changed a bit in the years since my last pair, but they still do a great job.

I am very happy with these gloves. They fit snuggly and provide the ability to easily grasp small objects and reach into my pocket to get my car keys without moving on my hand. I was blowing the snow from my driveway yesterday and I slipped on the ice and went down, catching myself with my gloved hand on the cement. There was no damage to either my hand or the glove. They were slightly wet and muddy but after throwing them in the washer with my jeans and hoody, they came out clean, looking like new and fitting as well as they did originally. I plan to buy another pair, the M-Pact Technical version, for heavier duty work.

These Mechanix gloves are a classic, and I’ve gone through several pairs over the years. They also serve as my trusty camping gloves – they’re great for chopping & stacking wood or keeping my hands warm on cold nights.They’re just durable enough to be worth a $20 price tag, yet just thin enough to allow some dexterity. It’s that perfect bowl of porridge that doesn’t excel at any one thing but doesn’t come up short, either.I don’t use these when working on fluid changes or nasty, greasy work. For that stuff, it’s all about the 9mil disposable nitrile gloves. These are more for keeping my hands safe while wrenching on parts, rotating wheels, brake jobs, etc. These even saved the tip of my finger from a grinder wheel once.I recommend these as a solid, go-to glove. Not indestructible, but not overly bulky either, and they seem to last a while. I’ve never had one blow a seam – they just eventually “wear out” and begin getting tears and holes in the high-wear spots.