The 2 middle fingers of these glove are connected by fleece. I don't know why they decided to do this with a pair of work gloves. The fleece wore through in 2 months and now there are 2 holes in the 2 middle fingers..

I use these gloves during auto extrication. They provide my hands will full range of motion while offering protection from extrication abrasions.

Very uncomfortable. Painful to wear.

As a 25 yr veteran firefighter, currently assigned to a truck company for 5 years, we have lots of MVA's and situations where we use these gloves. Our dept has been supplying these gloves to us for about 8 yrs. As far as the durability and protection of your hands they are great, dexterity is great...If and I do mean if you can get your hands in and out of them, if your hands are the slightest bit wet it's a nightmare, the liners also come out when you remove them after sweating in them, face it when the chips are down I hate having to mess around trying to get gloves on or off, they do not dry quickly enough between calls either, how many times are you out in the pouring rain multiple times on difficult extrications on a shift, or sweating bullets in the summer heat and you have to do some fine motor skill, like starting an IV, intubations etc and the extrication gloves come off, putting them back on is nearly impossible! Don't waste your money!

if you have common sense you can use these gloves I have pulled the fingers out after the second extraction of the day, and i just pushed them back in. from the jaws to water rescue ops. My gloves were stolen off my rack twice. Most of our other members have these gloves

Very very durable

Ringers usually makes a great product, but these gloves are not very user friendly. The inner liner makes them close to impossible to get on after your hands get just a little bit sweaty. Your fingers get caught in the inner liner that moves independently of the outer shell. All the other gloves I have bought from Ringers have been excellent, just not these. I had to set them aside and use them to do work at home in vs at the fire department.

This is a very good set of gloves. Not the best, no, but they are good. All these negative reviews about the liner falling out. If you take the five seconds to loosen your fingers one at a time you will never have that problem. But once you do pull them off, it's very difficult to put back on if you've been sweating. But they are also quick to dry. I used one set of gloves for a year and a half of relatively heavy use, with about 15-20 MVA's a month, at least two with heavy exricating required. They've never failed me, and have protected my hands. I used an identical set just for the race track, and they work just as good against the heavy plastic windshields, shredded fiberglass and chicken wired windscreens. They only issue I've ever had is that the wrist cuffs are very quick to melt if exposed to anything hot, but thankfully the wrist cuffs aren't necessary if you're wearing your bunker jackets cuff if it has it. The palms and top of the glove can withstand a bit more heat. I was very happy with the gloves and will eagerly return to use them when the time comes to replace mine currently.

I used these gloves on two extrications and the fabric tore. I called Ringers and was told they are not designed to stand up to sharp objects. Probably not a good design trait for working around torn metal and glass. Do not buy these unless you are comfortable with replacing them often.