20 Best Gloves For Metal Detecting (2022 Updated)

Garrett’s great looking detecting gloves are comfortable, well made and look fantastic! Very happy and surprised to find these, have not seen them before.

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Used them yesterday for the first time. Should of had these gloves months ago. A real hand and finger saver for a really low price.

They are nice. Only issue which may not be an issue for others is I lose some dexterity when conducting restraining duties and manipulating the cuff key when taking restraints off. Its a feel thing for me.

They go on and off my hands with no struggle.

Beware of sizing !! They run small. I originally got a large, and sent them back for an 2XL pair. The quality of materials and construction is basically flawless. I work as security in a substance abuse / mental health facility and these gloves give me peace of mind for when I need to go hands on with a patient.

As for the gloves I used the string measurement method and the the gloves were too big for my hand. There was 3/4 of an inch from the tip of my finger to the tip of the glove so I had to return them.

I wasn’t going to try and order another pair because I had to pay $10 to return these ones. As for the pants and shirt I am very well satisfied with them. I work at 3 Police Department’s and I have been wearing these for years and they really hold up very well in all kind of conditions.

Needed gloves that were thinner that I could keep in my pockets without being overly bulky. Still wanted protection from sharp objects. These gloves fit the bill, are comfortable and look good too!

I love these gloves! These are my winter searching gloves. They are a little thicker than my normal search gloves which is why I say that they are my winter ones. I love them as they fit well and don’t have long fingers like most gloves do.

I feel like i can manipulate material and accurately assess what I am feeling on a pat down.

I work with horses, and have occasional side forays into firewood cutting, carpentry, vegetable gardening, and woodworking. This requires rugged, yet flexible work gloves. These Ironclad Ranchworx gloves meet this need very well, at an affordable price.

They’re a winner. Yes, I would recommend these gloves. They are a bit stiff when they’re brand-new, but they break in nicely. They’re great for spring, summer, and fall around the farm.

This is my second set of these gloves. Simply wore the others out after about a year of daily usage. The replacement gloves have a few refinements that have been made to make them a bit more durable and comfortable.

The real trick, as with any gloves, is the fit must be correct. These gloves fit like the proverbial “fits like a glove”. Have only found one other brand that I like as well, they are substantially more costly, so I go with these.

They feel like a second skin. Very dexterous for performing detailed work. However the thumb length is a little longer than it should be. I like the Kevlar reinforced index and thumb patch and the sweat patch for wiping your brow.

Overall a very goog glove to use. They confusin comes from the sizing. My hand measures 9 inches around the knuckles at the top of the handle not fingers and size chart says xl. That fit was snug but Im more of a 2xl.

Great fitting and flexible, good for finger movement, keeps hands warm, but protects with hardwearing exterior.

a very decent product from a reputable firm, hopefully no more frozen hands/ fingers when I get back out

The materials are high quality, but the fit is not too good. I measured my hand and a medium should have been just right, but they fit a little tight. One of the fingers is also tighter than the others.

I have not tested their durability quite yet, but I did wear them in the cold and they did not seem to keep my hands very warm at all.

Decent materials, and idea, but very poor construction. The left had thumb and forefinger are about. 5″ longer than they should be, which feels really odd and they fold over. My hands are normal, and both the same size.

The right hand gloves fit seems is normal. When i put one glove on top of the other, the fingers are not even. The knuckle pads rub on the back of my hands, as they ‘float’ a bit. I was really hoping for better quality after reading all the reviews.

Well thought out design, solid materials, decent construction,,, we shall see if they hold up under heavy use- the fit is ok, but not as consistent a PIG product. Is it worth the price? only time will tell.

they do seem thicker and more robust than some offerings. The full leather palms were a selling point and the two section knuckle def increases the performance as it makes for more dexterous articulations.

These gloves do the job as described they will stop you from most cutting blades like chisels and craft knives. They won’t protect you from electric power tools but would probably save you from greater damage like losing a finger.

The reason I gave 4 stars is they are very slippery and if you need good grip get the one’s with rubber grip patches.

I cut myself several times cutting up garden veggies for freezing and canning. Now I can feel safe and gain speed while Im working. These gloves are not just for Chefs!

These gloves help with gripping slippery fish at the filleting stage. Let the wife know you’ve put them in the washing machine though or you’ll be in trouble! A bit smelly after 3 days in there!

Chemical resistant and definitely better than supermarket grade gloves. The MG-2 are thicker and more durable than the previous MG-1 version, which used to split at the finger tips too readily. These are a bit less stretchy also, so get the correct size! I’m a guy with regular size hands but the Large size gloves fit me well.

They also come in Medium & Extra Large if you’re smaller or bigger. I usually don’t bother with gloves most of the time. Regular grease, motor oil, and dirt usually won’t hurt anybody. However, I always use gloves around BRAKE FLUID (it destroys your nails and poisons you through the skin), plus some chemicals such as antiseize compounds can really burn the skin be warned.

If in doubt, just use the gloves! The Park gloves are an easy choice because they’re readily available, economical to buy, durable, and they resist most chemicals. They are also multipurpose, not just bicycle specific.

Use them to change your motor oil, clean something with a lot of Acetone, OR to bleed your bike brakes. The only (unavoidable) drawback with these gloves is that your hands will sweat a lot more than usual, and it’s not uncommon to get drips from them or puddles when taking them off.

But realistically, that will always be better than risking your health or needing to use hand cleaner after something simple but messy like fitting a new Shimano bike chain! I think Park Tools claim the gloves are reusable, but I wouldn’t go that far.

At least there are a lot in the box. The only small complaint I have about these gloves is that they are now thicker but are jammed into the same size carton. and simply CANNOT be dispensed one by one any more.

It’s more like 100 or nothing LOL, but that’s really an unimportant consideration. An easy recommendation, for a must-have item. PROS: Economical, Durable, Chemical Resistant CONS: Mg-2 Now Clump In Carton.

I really like these gloves, be it for bicycle maintenance or for lathe work. They are robust enough to withstand most tears from usage. However, for machine tools, it’s imperative that the gloves tears before your fingers do, so I find them safe to work on the lathe and milling machine.

If they get caught, they simply tear. While in bicycle usage, they are resistant enough for most jobs (maybe the time you rub it against a chainring it’ll tear. The box last very long in home usage.

As with everything else Park Tool does, these gloves are great. Also if you want, they can even be used more than once. I even have a pair in my saddle bag in case of a flat. Nothing like clean hands.

Tough, warm winter work gloves that shine all year long. Neoprene coating is perfect for grip and keeping your hands warm and dry. (Not waterproof but they aren’t meant to be. ) I’ve had a pair for a while, so this is a repurchase.

I wear them cycling in cold months and doing yard work year round.

These gloves are a lighter version (more breathable) than the Red Level 3 gloves. The neoprene is thinner also and comes off after time, unlike the Red pair. The reinforced web between the index finger and thumb is a big plus, as this is normally where the Red pair normally wear out.

I use these gloves for work handling metal.

Because they are cut resistant they are thicker and heavier than the Milwaukee level 1 cut resistant gloves. I will wear these when I am working on sharp material or carbon fiber, but will use the Milwaukee level 1 for most work.

Also because of the thickness, they seem to run a little bit smaller than the lighter weight Milwaukee gloves, since the stretch less.

Good grippy gloves. Hold up well to repeated washings without getting brittle or cracking. Warm weather gloves, won’t keep your hands warm in cold weather.

These have been the best work gloves that I have found. The have very good grip and keep your dexterity to work with small screws and other items. They last pretty long for this type of glove. Highly recommend.

These gloves would be great if they would have had the lining attached to the rest of the glove. When you use these and your hands get your hands get sweat, you will have trouble pulling your hands out without pulling the liner out too.

I thought being milwaukee, they would have been made better but I guess I am wrong. I am wondering if they are starting to get this pathetic in making their tools too.

An amazing pair of demolition work gloves. I had a pair that were 5yrs old and left them at a work site. I was so disappointed with myself I bought another pair. I may get another pair just in case I lose another pair.

Amazing pair of demolition work gloves.

The combination of knuckle armor and gel pads in the palm make for good protection and vibration lessening while riding. They also let air through on the back side to keep my hands cool. If these were sold at a biking site the cost would be double.

You should try them on before you buy, I normally wear a large, bought XL, fingers fit good, thumb is a bit long, large was to tight, I am using these for motorcycle and UTV riding, love the padding.

Good price for off road gloves. I have had size issues before with import gloves, anyway I really like ’em and I would buy again. Randy.

I’ve tried dozens of work gloves and these are by far my favorite. I’m also a big fan of the Milwaukee demolition gloves, but these are perfect for anything where you’d like to maintain control while protecting your hands a bit.

I only wish the sensor fabric was sowed into the thumb like it is the forefinger.

These gloves are relatively inexpensive and very good quality. I used to buy iron clad gloves that cost about 3x more. The stitching would always break , then the gloves would fall apart. These Milwaukee gloves last longer, and are a fraction of the price.

These gloves are tight fitting, but they are very durable and are outwearing most other nitrile coated gloves. The nitrile coating also helps for gripping tools.

As a glazier, needed to protect myself from glass edge cuts, and this pair of gloves do the trick. Went to SrewFix Newbury Park and with Vichy’s help managed to pick this specific pair of gloves. He was beyond helpful as he didn’t stop until he find a smaller size for me as I do have smaller hands and do like a tight fit to prevent any accidents I’m not sure that I’ve got his name right but I do need to thank him for his job dedication and customers skills.

that kid is heading for management.

These gloves are a big waste of money, they have worn through in 2 weeks. Work on the railway and only used these gloves to climb up and down locomotives, pull points levers and turn handbrake wheels.

Classical case of paying for the name brand and not the quality.

Good, sturdy, grippy gloves. Hold up to repeated washing without cracking or hardening. Old good for warmer weather.

Bought 5, returned unused after trying. No elastic or strap to keep on hands. Could not keep on hands while trying to pull on ropes. Tough on cut rated sections, not comfortable.

These gloves fit much better than the standard milwaukee goatskin gloves. They are very useful and are my go to gloves for handling lumber and heavy metal objects. Bought a pair for each of my sons. Great product.