You'll Never Need A New Pair Of Gloves Again!

1:00 Cowhide gloves made in India. Hmm

Crazy how good those classic, super cheap G&F leather gloves still hold up. I feel like it's been decades and that design still somehow beats fancier brands at the very basics.

Didnt think i was gonna watch a 20minute review of work gloves. But here i am. Thanks!

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Thank you, Project Farm, for the honest and thorough test. This is a big moment for our team at toolant — it means a lot to be seen by a community that truly cares about real-world performance. We’re grateful for the honest feedback and excited to keep improving.

We really need a Project Farm approved label for items we buy.

No matter what the product, always a thorough and consistent test regiment. Project Farm science is still the best science!

This guy never ceases to amaze me with his ingenuity. I never would have thought of using an electric knife for testing. Let's just hope he got it back in the drawer before Mrs. Project Farm noticed!

The "HARDY Goatskin Leather Gloves with Mesh Back" (orange/black/white) from harbor freight have been my absolute favorite work gloves for the last few years. They hold up better than other gloves in that price class, but more importantly they are low-strain to wear with fantastic flexibility and offer great grip on tools and wood. Perfect fit for my hands. They frequently go on sale or $6.99. Normally $9.99. A single set will last through felling, bucking, and splitting, and stacking/chucking several cords of firewood. Most gloves in this price range I will have holes in the fingers in a few hours doing this type of work.

I feel like this dude never ages