Customer Reviews

Black & Decker Premium Grain Cowhide Driver Work Gloves

5 star:		(5)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

These are heavy-duty. And they smell great! Good fit. Thick quality cowhide. You expect the best from B&D and I am never disappointed. Great price on top of that.

These gloves are great for yard work. They are form fitting so I can do intricate chores with them, yet they are plenty large.

Thicker leather and better stitching than average split-hide work gloves. These take plenty of punishment and are just as comfortable as top grain leather. A good buy.

I bought these to work in the barn - feeding horses, shoveling manure out of stalls, refilling water buckets etc. They are sturdy enough for regular work, the fit is fine, but when they get even a little bit wet the orange color bleeds onto your hands and stains! The first time I though maybe if I took them off and did not fill water buckets wearing them it would be ok...not so much. In the 100+ temperatures and high humidity even sweat makes the color bleed. I tossed them into the "for emergencies only" bucket and bought a pair of the Scotts Deerskin gloves instead - love those!

I just bought a house and have used these gloves non-stop for two months now. I can't say enough about how comfortable and durable they have been. I see no signs of wear and I have a feeling these will last for years to come. I have very average sized hands and the medium size proved to be a perfect fit. I love these gloves!

with these gloves I do just about every physical labor task there is to do around the house. Keeps my hands safe and look great. Haven't failed me yet.

Like said in previous reviews, these are stout gloves. Not soft gardening gloves. My pair has the best of both worlds. One glove is surprisingly thinner, light in tone, and more pliable then the other. And the other is darker in it's stain, thicker, and stiff.
Does it bother me? Kinda, but it's nice have one glove for softer tasks.
For the price, I'm happy. They're only going to get trashed any way, but from the feel of the leather, not for a while.

These Black and Decker Gloves work well for me when working on sheet metal fabrications. I was going home every night with cuts and blister. Now my hands are doing fine and the gloves are all beat-up, that's the way it's suppose to be. These glove only last about a week of intense sheet metal work, but at $7 bucks a pair it's a bargain. I am left handed to I do end up with a bunch of good right hand gloves because the left hand glove wear out in a week or so. I have worked in situations were a set of gloves would only last a single day.