451

Excellent gloves. Durable and warm. The rubber coating does help grasp somewhat slippery items and these gloves hold together well. I have washed some of them a couple times and are good as new. Definitely recommended.Edit: 2/21/18I purchased these gloves in March of 2017 and they continue to stand the test of time. Originally purchased with the expectation these would be disposable and I would go through a pair per month but that hasn't been the case. I still have all twelve pair with six pair used and the other six in the package. I use them daily for both work and home and continue to wash them as needed and they still come out like new. Stained a bit but structurally sound. For work I have used them to carry heavy objects such as pumps, various tools and equipment, stainless pipe, lumber, etc. I also use them while working with power equipment such as circular saws, hammer drill, chop saws etc., as well as hand tools. The rubber coating has held up as has the elastic and fabric. For home use, I use them mainly doing yard work, working on the vehicles, carrying firewood, even to shovel the drive with no issues.These gloves are cotton lined and you can feel that when you slip them on. Very comfortable. I purchased the xl and they fit my hands perfectly which tends to be a challange. I normally need xxl in a snow glove for example. I would like to note, however, if you're looking to wear these in frigid temps, your hands will get cold. Not sure what Atlas means by "thermal". While these gloves are thicker then many and warm, anything below freezing for periods of an hour or more and my hands do get cold. I'm not surprised by that but keep that mind, these are not winter gloves. All in all, once I start running low I will definitely purchase another pack. This is money well spent.

I've tried many work gloves over the years, but this brand and type specifically are the best ones by far. I buy them over and over again. The twelve pack. I hand them out to my landscape crew cause they increase grip strength tremendously. These are the best fitting, most protection, ease of entry and removal. I love shows atlas 451s!!!! No one paid me to fawn over these work gloves, they are simply the best I've ever owned

I've been buying these sturdy gloves for years, XL for my husband and M for myself. We both do heavy outside work, splitting wood, etc., and these gloves do the job for us. They're sturdy, washable, and last a long time. The best part, though, is these gloves are half the price (or less) of what a sturdy pair of gloves would cost at our local hardware store.

The best cold weather work glove I've had. So much better than the clunkier leather and other gloves with the sewn seams up the fingers making them hard to accurately grab stuff. They also last as long or longer than leather for handling fire wood. I'm not talking about just Harry/Harriet homeowner who brings in wood for their fire that they bought from someone, I'm talking as a man who has to lift the heavier pieces, wrestle them on to a wood splitter, stack, then retrieve from the stacks and re-stack as firewood is needed nearer the house...real work.These do not keep the hands warm in extreme cold. Below freezing they might buy you ten minutes at a time. I need much more insulated gloves for running the slow thrower for hours below freezing but I dont need the superior gripping capability for that task.

Best gardening gloves I've found! If you get down and dirty, these are what you are looking for! The rubber coating is thick to help prevent sticks and thorns from poking through. My last pair lasted the whole season! If they get really dirty just rinse them with the hose and then, throw them in the washer! Definitely, a must in heavy duty gardening!

Exactly what I was looking for.

I have livestock, use the gloves daily, summer and winter. Keep hands fairly warm in winter and comfortable in summer. Have been buying the gloves for the past 15 years. They are durable and have awesome grip, hold up well.

I work outdoors in the cold weather sometimes but still need to be able to use hands and fingers. These gloves are thick enough to be warm but thin enough so i can still turn nuts and bolts. If you put on rubber mechanic gloves on underneath these your hands will be sweating in anything above 32 degrees Fahrenheit. These gloves for me are effective in snow and cold weather down to about 10 degrees Fahrenheit as long as your moving around or active enough