Ironclad mens Work Glove MACH 5 VIBRATION IMPACT, Black and Grey, X-Large Pack of 1 US

Anyone who uses a wheelchair on a regular basis knows the torture it puts your hands through, especially if you've got less than average hand function, ie, nerve damage, arthritis, carpal tunnel etc.After trying LOTS of different types of gloves/wraps, tapes, you name it I've pretty much been there - done that since living with spinal damage since 1984 and gripping wheelchair push rings can be difficult at best . . Between trying to get your fingers that don't want to cooperate into full finger gloves can be literally impossible.That's where these babies shine, No knitted cuffs to attempt to squeeze, yank & pull around a hand (especially if it's cold) with fingers that refuse to straighten out, and if they finally do, of course two of them will always try and go into one finger of the glove . . Forget it, and when you get tired of cussing/swearing, chewing 'em off just to start over again, give these a try . . They open up enough to get ya' started and have enough stretch to finagle those digits in the proper holes, plus the cuffs have a "tug" type wrist flap to help you finish the job.The padded silicone palm cushions work well for helping get some grip on those smooth push rings (the ones that require a arm wrestling champion) to grab, especially if there's any incline at all.That said, getting them off isn't bad at all once they're broken in some. They are comfortable & mine are going on the better part of a year with a few minor repairs, a little super glue here and there can help but they still out perform "Wheelchair" gloves tenfold, at least until something better comes out, which I don't see happening anytime soon . .C'mon DuPont, 3 M, somebody help us out here . . Till then, give these guys a try, Hope this helps you out and should you find something better, by all means let us (pushers) know about it !Thanks 👍

I like these gloves a lot because they are relatively cheap, and they work well. I drive a semi and my truck has too much vibration come through the steering wheel. This vibration led to me developing carpal tunnel which was quite painful. Wearing these while driving completely resolved my carpal tunnel.They last me about 6 months before the pads wear out and the material starts to get shaggy. They are still functional after 6 months, but worn out.

lots of padding in the palm; so much so it bunches up in my small hand. absorbs a lot of the shock from gripping multiple handles to keep a lawn mower going

Much cheaper than bicycle gloves with decent padding. Yet they still offer a very decent amount of protection from vibration. Before I started wearing them the rough roads I ride used to destroy my shoulders, not so much anymore.

i am going to reorder - because they are stronger than other brands, but they are already falling apart. Gloves are for a package handler at UPS -- that a rough workout.

Comfortable fit and function. Used for lawn maintenance. Cuts down on the vibration to my hands.

I use these when I ride my bike in the warmer weather. I mustly ride on dirt trails so there's lots of bumps. They are not too hot and the padding helps keep my arms from getting tired from all the impacts.

The standout feature is It offers unparalleled safeguarding for your hands, making it ideal for those working in construction, manufacturing, or any profession where hand safety is paramount. These gloves are built to last.