LINCONSON 12 Pack Safety Performance Series Construction Mechanics Work Gloves
By: ChrisFix
ChrisFix gives a thorough and enthusiastic review of the Ironclad gloves, a range designed and marketed for those who engage in various types of DIY. After explaining the conceptualization behind his review series, ChrisFix dives into an array of tests to examine the durability, comfort, and usability of four types of Ironclad gloves: touchscreen, heat resistant, Tundra (cold resistant), and impact/vibration resistant. Overall, ChrisFix commends the quality, dexterity and various features of the gloves, highlighting their superior design compared to typical gloves on the market. He does critique them for the thicker seam around the finger-tips which hinders work with small nuts and bolts and for their cost. But ultimately, he concludes that the Ironclad gloves are ChrisFix approved and worth the price.
In essence, the Ironclad gloves are recommended by ChrisFix for their innovative design and high-quality construction. He appreciates their broad utility for the typical DIY mechanic, despite the relatively higher pricing. With the glove's high dexterity, specific functionality like heat or cold resistance, and helpful grip for usability, they offer far more than regular gloves. However, ChrisFix did note a design flaw with the overly thick seam around finger-tips and suggested adding pads at the thumb and pointer finger area for more comfort. All in all, these gloves are assured to aid and protect DIY workers in their projects.