Ergodyne ProFlex 9000 Certified Lightweight Anti-Vibration Work Glove, Medium,Black

I bought these to help prevent nerve damage and that tingling sensation while sanding a fiberglass boat hull. They seem to cut down on the felt vibration from the 5" and 6" Random Orbital sanders, and I have virtually no tingling in my fingers after an hour of sanding. My hands are also significantly less fatigued the following day. They're bulky gloves, but I can grip the tools and turn on large switches just fine. I would recommend them to others.

This is my first pair of anti-vibration gloves so I didn't know what to expect. They are the bomb! During at the summer months, I cut grass and trim grass 8 hours a day on a campus. Historically, my fingers would vibrate when done working and cramp at night. I have used these gloves for 4 days straight and no more finger issues. I am ordering a pair for my uncle who chainsaws a lot and experiences same issues as me.The palm side of the glove is very thick so you can't operate your phone or work with small parts but who cares! Surprisingly cool on hot days. The mesh backside breathes well. These are worth every penny!

I got these because using a battery operated weed eater gets really rough on my hands, arms and even how it affects the brain with the vibrations. This did take a nice chunk of the vibrations away but you still will feel some of it. I would have gave it five stars except after one use, I'm not sure how long they're going to hold up

I've used them for orbital sanders and hammer drills. They also work great for moving large object (improves grip and protects hands from crush somewhat). The padding is also great for mountain biking or trail biking. The bike gloves they make these days just don't have the proper amount of padding. The knit gloves are a bit warm for bike riding, but I'll put up with it just to have the extra padding.

I bought them originally for hammer drilling but they just arrived yesterday so I haven't had a chance to test them with a trigger yet.I can see that with how much padding these have that could potentially be problematic.I'm using a DA sander it has a lot of vibrations, I've even brought it up to my manager previously with how bad it vibrates it kills my hands.My hands are a little bit achy but I think that's just from holding the tool but compared to how my hands normally would be, screaming out in pain and numbness where I can't even grab the tool, these gloves are doing a fantastic job.Their sizing is spot on, they fit great as well

I just ran a 6" random orbit sander for an hour with these gloves and my fingers went from feeling numb to feeling like they buzzed every time I put my fingertips together (with gloves off). Very odd sensation. It's mostly stopped now after 15 minutes but my fingers still feel odd and less sensitive than usual. They feel mostly normal after about 40 minutes.According to other reviewers these gloves are one of the best you can get but they still seem highly inadequate when you can't do a job for an hour without having to stop for another hour. I also worry about gradual cumulative damage even if you start and stop to limit the tingling. Look up "white finger syndrome" caused by prolonged vibration exposure - it's pretty serious.I found a Canadian government site that says "Anti-vibration gloves are made using a layer of viscoelastic material. Actual measurements have shown that such gloves have limited effectiveness in absorbing low-frequency vibration, the major contributor to vibration-related disorders. Therefore, they offer little protection against developing vibration-induced white finger syndrome."I've read pretty much the same thing on logger forums about chain saw use. Using ANSI/ISO certified gloves is better than doing nothing, but they don't replace the use of more expensive tools designed to vibrate less and with shock absorption incorporated into their handles. The threads also mention that holding tools a little more loosely can help, and adding soft rubber around handles of older tools can help. You could buy something like Tool Wrap ORTHEX Grip Kit, Visco Elastic Polymer Sheet but it doesn't mention having any certification as to effectiveness and it's pretty expensive. I tried using some 3/4" thick foam rubber I had laying around rubber banded over the handle of the sander and it helped significantly reduce the sensation of vibration, though it made the sander impossible to hold normally. It worked well enough to guide it when set to constant on and pressed down on a horizontal surface.I'll also mention that these gloves are bulky and majorly reduce dexterity, making small items nearly impossible to pick up (even something the thickness of an extension cord is hard to grab). I think any glove with enough padding to actually do much against vibration is going to have that problem. The black backs of the gloves are porous and keep hands cooler, but they also pick up splinters and wood dust like crazy.

PROS- Some of the tools I've been using make my hands feel electrified after prolonged use. These gloves don't solve the problem but cut it down. The only solution I've found so far. Very happy.CONS- Nothing that other reviews haven't already covered. There's not much control with these gloves, they're not especially comfortable apart from the protection they deliver.- Not especially versitile. I use them to hold power tools and that's about all I'd do with them. You can't handle small tools or ride a motorcycle or climb anything.- Not waterproof.

Only used once so far (mowed the lawn). Did seem to make a difference.

cumple excelente con reducir la sensación de vibraciones de la podadora y la desbrozadora , son cómodos y se pueden utilizar dichas herramientas fácilmente

Well constructed made in Japan not China. Seems to do an excellent job of mitigating vibrations on landscaping equipment. I find these to be a huge improvement over standard landscapers anti vibration gloves as well as the mechanix brand gloves with D30.The anti vibration pads are large and have great coverage they breathe well through the back and allow for more manipulation than I thought.

Very comfortable and reduces some of the vibrations. The foam does wear away easy especially if you need to use them when multitasking on a job in between using the power tools. I recommend them but you should know that you can get other similar brands for half the price.

Ottimo prodotto usati per trincia da 60 cm 0 vibrazioni

Buena calidad. Para trabajar con máquinas de vibración son excelentes. Usado con vibradora de sceituna