LYGLO Mens Half Finger Gloves Army Military Fingerless Combat Outdoor Cycling Tactical Gloves

The media could not be loaded.  TL;DR: gloves are fine for costumes and light wear, but don’t expect them to hold up well outside of that.These definitely feel cheap, with thin material around the hand and lousy padding on the palm. The knuckles are alright for the amount of money you get them for. They’re hard plastic with a rubbery texture to them, but I still wouldn’t rely on them to protect my knuckles against anything that isn’t a plastic bb. There are many loose threads coming off the ends of the fingers and palm. gloves work fine forcosplay and maybe backyard airsoft, anything more and they probably will completely fall apart.

Have no idea what they were designed for. A roofer? They have these little things in the knuckles that look like they're made for holding nails. Anyway that's irrelevant, I use them for helping me get in and out of my wheelchair because I'm handicapped. They're good I would buy them again if I needed to.

I live the cut off gloves. These are for working outside. Very well made. Just don't with them on or use caulking.If you do, it is very hard to remove paint or caulking. Use throw away gloves for paint or caulking.

I saw that these ran small and I have tiny hands like a child. I am a model and have a zombie apocalypse style shoot coming up and I bought these as a quick accessory. For $3, you can't beat them! They're well made and fit great! They are still alittle big, I got the mediums.

I bought these for a friend. Asked his opinion on them. His words. "They are tight at first so I thought it was the wrong size. But with more use they will be perfect. I didn't realize how much difference there would be from my regular gloves. Major difference. They help with the vibration and the velcro close helps too. Keeps my sleeves down so I don't puff up like the marshmellow man."

We bought this for a Halloween costume. They are very comfortable on our child (11) and he loves to wear them just around the house. Everything seemed present you would want and the quality and stitching seem decent enough.

The gloves are ok, but not great. They do serve the purpose I bought them for, which is to protect my hands from irritation and blisters when cocking my crossbow. However, they are a little tight and some of the threads were starting to rip through the fabric after the first time I tried them on. I didn’t want to return them so I had my fiancé stitch the tears. They’re just a little hard to get on and off. But for the price, they're ok.

So just received theas but they are tight and I got the xl and most of the time they are OK but these run small maybe they will loosen up a bit. Also said that they are canvas but seem to some kind of other material and very thin but look that these will not last to long. time will tell.