DPG781 Performance Mechanic Work Glove with TPR Impact Protection and Anti-Slip Grip - X-Large (1 Pair)

These DEWALT DPG781 Performance Mechanic Gloves are the real deal—tough enough for serious work, smart enough for everyday wrench-turning, and comfortable enough that I forget I’m wearing them until I try to text someone (spoiler: they’re not touchscreen gloves—and that’s okay).What stands out:💥 Impact Protection That Doesn’t Quit – The TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber) knuckle and finger guards are no joke. I’ve knocked my hands into sharp edges, hot metal, and the occasional project car surprise—and came out unscathed every time.🖐️ Great Fit, Zero Fuss – They slide on snug without feeling restrictive. The Velcro strap is solid, and they don’t loosen up during the day like some cheapos I’ve owned. Feels like DEWALT took time getting the ergonomics just right.🔧 Superb Grip – The anti-slip palm and fingers give you confidence when you’re handling greasy parts, power tools, or even just trying to open that stubborn paint can your buddy sealed “hand tight” last year.🌬️ Breathable Where It Counts – Mesh zones on the back of the hand keep things cool, even when the job isn’t. I’ve worn these in a hot garage and stayed surprisingly dry-handed.Minor gripe? Not touchscreen compatible—but if you’re doing the kind of work these gloves are built for, you probably shouldn’t be texting anyway. Put the phone down and get back to business.The Bottom Line:Whether you're wrenching on a weekend project, running a crew, or just tired of bloody knuckles and busted gloves, the DPG781s deliver high-performance protection with a pro-level grip. Durable, comfortable, and built for real work—exactly what you’d expect from DEWALT.“These gloves don’t just protect your hands—they protect your dignity when you miss the wrench and hit the manifold.”

So far they are holding up well. They were a little stiff at first but have broken in nicely with use. Dexterity is reasonable and about what you would expect from work gloves. The fit for me was spot on. They offer good protection against splinters when handling lumber, and some resistance to briars and small brambles but not larger thorns. They provide a solid grip in dry weather, but I haven’t used them when wet so I can’t speak to grip in those conditions. Overall I’m satisfied with their performance.

Durability is good the look is nice dexterity worth the value for money dexterity if great comfort is good and I like how that they are waterproof

Gloves provide good protection. they are comfortable to wear. They have good grip. Fit is good. Flexibility is good.

Gloves are good quality and work well. I gave 4 stars as they came with some of the rubber stained blue, as if in bled off something onto the gloves. Does not affect the physical construction of the gloves but should not have come defective when sold as a new product. But the fit is great and they have a Velcro fastener to tighten them around the wrist area. I find these very comfortable and useful to protect my hands. Keep in mind these are not the right gloves for working with masonry or cinder block type bricks. It will wear holes in them quickly as it will with every type of mechanic gloves. Don’t use them for that.

Excellent gloves. Good value.

Great quality. Can’t find smaller sizes in the stores

The stitching is not good at the fingertips. I’ve used the gloves for a couple of days now. The fabric is separating right at the fingertips where 4 pieces of fabric come together. I don’t think the fingertips are shown in any of the product images. I got these because I trusted the brand. I guess they’re not good at making gloves.