AnsellActivArmr 97-007 Multipurpose Gloves - Medium-Light Duty, Wet and Dry Grip, Size Small (1 pair)

Not a bad glove by any means, but it's a little expensive for what you get. Haven't used them too much but I already know that I prefer my ATG MaxiFlex gloves a little more as they are one level up in cut protection (ANSI A2, compared to A1 for the ActivArmr) while retaining the same abrasion rating (ANSI 3). The best part? I got them for something like 7-8 dollars locally at a local industrial hardware store. I will continue to use those when more protection is required and probably won't get another pair of these gloves.

I am literally typing with these gloves on as we speak. On Christmas Eve. That should show you how much I like them. You see, I have a horrible time with my fingers cracking and bleeding all over when it is cold out. I first purchased a pair of these at Menards (my-nards) for an upcoming pistol course. I needed a glove that allowed dexterity but would protect me hands. While these won't keep you super warm they do an excellent job of everything else. I ended up purchasing several more pair on Amazon for the same price I originally paid. I now wear these on a very regular basis. If it is extremely cold these do fit tight enough to put a bigger pair of gloves on over top if you choose. This works best for me on those lovely subzero midwest days. I wanted a tight glove so I purchased these in small even though I normally wear large gloves.

I use these during ladder demos on the weekends (to keep the aluminum off my hands). During my demos i'm constantly taking them off, putting them on, climbing ladders, installing equipment, etc. My pair has been through about 32 working hours now and they've held up extremely well. I do notice a little splitting between the thumb and pointer finger. Even if it does split i'll order another pair of these.

Description for this item is inaccurate. The Light Duty version of these gloves is Spandex / Nylon, which isn't Kevlar (para-aramid fiber). These gloves are pretty much the exact same feel as Hyflex 11-801 gloves, which are also cheaper.Sizing is also weird. The tag on mine said M/9...I'm used to "medium" being equivalent to size 8, so these gloves were a bit large on my hands.

I purchased two pair because I wore the first pair in the rain. So I thought the water was the reason why the gloves only lasted for 1 week. But this time I never wore them in the rain and they were horrible within the same week. I will never purchase these gloves again!!!

The only local big-box hardware type store pulled these gloves last year. They work wonderfully for all tasks and are very lightweight and long-lasting. I think they were pulled because the price point was not high enough and they performed TOO well. These normally last me 2-3 months where all other gloves last about 4 weeks. Highly recommend.

Buyer beware. The product description talks about the Kevlar content of Ansell gloves. They must be talking about the medium and heavy duty gloves, not these light duty gloves. They contain no Kevlar. Not saying they are bad gloves, and they will work as intended...light duty. Also an excellent price.

Very thin but you'll feel like a gecko gripping onto stuff.

Excellent shipping speed. Good quality light duty gloves.