Here's the list of products reviewed. More details in the video description. Thank you! IronClad: amzn.to/3u5dD3x Mechanix: amzn.to/3d5yVXC Amazon Basics: amzn.to/3cqOuKz VGO: amzn.to/2P5JS3O Carhartt: amzn.to/3splpVn Endura: amzn.to/3svR1J4 Wells Lamont: amzn.to/31q8l6i PVC Dotted Gloves: amzn.to/3GdYXqD West Chester: amzn.to/3cuKrwN Milwaukee: www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-Large-Level-5-Cut-Resistant-Goatskin-Leather-Impact-Gloves-48-22-8782/312870134
Man it's a bummer that these VGOs must have caught wind of your video, they are now double the price and a few reviews seem to mention that the quality has now changed, it's even flagged as a frequently returned item. I feel like the new "best bang for your buck" for 2025 has to be the ironclad with how well it performed on wear but that too has went up a few bucks. Hoping to will go back down. It would also be cool to see you revisit this with another round of glove testing.
yes lol, I was looking at gloves today and couldn't find anything but mechanic gloves and said screw it I'll get somebody else's input on good gloves and BOOM
A few years ago I left a comment asking him to do a duct tape shootout. The video popped up in my feed the next day. Purely coincidence, but I was sure pleased. What a great channel.
Man this guy provides a valuable service. Spends his own money doing it. And just seems like a genuinely good guy making high quality content. What a great channel
He's VERY inventive with his ideas on how to test the items. Somebody that can come up with their own ideas and share them online has to be confident about themselves.
I'm a Facility Manager, responsible for outfitting our large department with thousands of tools and equipment. I have found myself placing orders based on your results!!!!
In Australia we need to follow standards, we follow a euro standard called EN388. To get the glove in the industrial market you need the standard. Best thing about the standard is it will say how well the glove went on each glove. None of theses glove seem to have the standard.
As a 19 year old working for a general contractor I can't afford to try all of these gloves on and determine which one will serve me best. I really appreciate the service that you provide to help people like me find the best gear for our money.
Fingers and hands are very important...... take care and be carefull, ALWAYS THINK BEFORE YOU DO SOMETHING..... AND DONT GET DISTRACTED WHILST WORKING, ALWAYS FOCUS ON WHAT YOU ARE DOING.... I saw this guy bring down a chop saw and cut 3 fingers off his hand whilst incorectly holding/supporting a piece of wood........ he was talking to his boss whilst doing this...... it happened too fast before i could do anything, the saw was strong and the wood was thin and was like pine wood, the saw came down in a fraction of a second and cut through the lot......
Bro i tried ironclad heavy and two weeks the stitching is falling apart from doing insulation. Its not the fabric per se but the stiching is literally dissolving from the friction vs glass insulation
“Which loaf is the sturdiest in the bag on the way home” Holds up smashed loaf of bread... “Looks like the store brand got crushed, NOW THATS A LOT OF DAMAGE!”
@@ProjectFarm It was such an outlier I do have to wonder if a second test would show the same. If so (or reasonably close), that's a fantastic glove given how well it did on the rest of the tests. My hands are worth much more than $35 and I'll look for them the next time I need gloves. Thanks!
@@ProjectFarm I like your work, but: @ 12:30 You give the tension as 10 lbs that is incorrect. The tension is 5 lbs. If you anchored one end to the fixture and hung both weights off the other end the tension would be 10 lbs. put a spring scale in there in place of the glove and you will see. Bob in Baja
Love the fact that his methodology takes into account real world conditions. These test are engineered to be repeatable and put all the products on an even playing field. Something you will rarely get from the manufacturers published literature. I love what your doing and hope you continue doing these comparison videos.
He chuckles all the time for no apparent reason. It's like he has conditioned himself to talk that way when recording a video. Pay close attention, you'll notice he does it at the beginning of most sentences.
@@ProjectFarm can you please do one on impact sockets and maybe throw in a non impact socket as a control? I'm trying to see if getting a socket from say harbor freight makes sense
Gloves are one of the toughest things to get right, achieving protection & dexterity in a single product is very difficult, however a broken finger is far better than a severed finger. I know, I've done both!
@@TH3SHUR1F carelessness. “ accident prone“ some people call it. There is no such thing as an accident, nearly any incident like this is preventable by taking proper care. Any other questions about what happened?
@@OursK85 A lot of basic leg-hold traps use a u-shaped leaf spring out the sides, so you can stand on the springs to release/ reset them. The anchor rings for the chains are often on them too.
"I'll be wearing these gloves as I put my fingers into this trap. I have my decibel meter 5 ft away and will measure how effective these gloves are by how loud I yell."
Watching your channel grow, and seeing your unrelenting determination for unbiased testing become a mainstay on RUclips is a real pleasure. Keep up the great work :D
I'm sure they keep an eye on videos like these, their prospective customers certainly do. I'd be surprised if more manufacturers don't start putting that cut resistant fabric in their gloves that Milwaukee has looking at the cut test results, that could actually save a finger in some situations.
@@benbaselet2026 Planned obsolescence isn't a good strategy in a market as competitive and with such low barriers of entry as work gloves. People find out then you lose market share and may irreparably damage your brand.
He randomly led gloves that do not compare to each other. Gloves are designed for specific jobs. He need to pick like gloves for each brand to determine what is best. Or at least pick a price range
@@johnmehlum8327 or you could use your own judgment, all of the information is in the video for you to pick the right one for your application. Maybe you have a set of gloves for each job, but I can assure you that most people do not and a single pair that does decent across the board is going to be useful to the most people.
Outstanding work! Watching this channel nearly from the beginning and I must say, that the quality of the content and the video is perfect. No pointless talk, pure, transparent metodology exposing all the weakness of a product (that manufacturer is skillfully avoiding) and clear summary. Hours, days, weeks of work gathered in 15 minutes or so. Time saved, money well spent. Thank You!
When you are being chased by bad guys and slip off the bridge and are hanging by two fingers while the bad guys try to cut your fingers off, make sure you have Milwaukee gloves on.
You know I'm beginning to think it's as if Milwaukee actually does R&D and testing on their products instead of faking it. Your testing methods always seem pretty clever/interesting. Great vid as always.
After watching many of the videos ProjectFarm does it appears that if you are buying something/anything and there is a Milwaukee product... that's what you buy. Costs more, but you buy once making it cheaper in the long term. I am slowing switching to one brand. No regrets.
Interesting test! I work for Mechanix Wear and just want to point out that there are many aspects of a glove that can make it “the best” in someone’s eyes. Mechanix Wear offers a full range of gloves to choose from. Cut resistant models, high abrasion, needle stick, grip, FR, high dexterity etc.. I’d suggest to check them out and choose the perfect glove for your needs. 👍
I love how thorough your tests are, so we can make the decision about what to purchase based on specific performance rather than trying to rely on Amazon reviews that comment on how nice an item looks.
Absolutely! What may be right, overall for one worker may not be the case for another. And he absolutely helps us make informed decisions, with this in mind.
I have those same VGO gloves for work and from my experience I’d say your test results are very accurate. Very pleased with their performance especially given the price.
@@ProjectFarm Don't apologize I would rather have excellent quality videos rather than rushed videos. Have you thought about hiring someone to help you create these videos? It would be amazing to have a video come out on Sunday and maybe a Wednesday or Thursday.
I would love to see a Review of the best work pants, in terms of overall durability and comfort as well as puncture resistance, heat resistance and cut resistance. I love your videos your work boot video helped me choose my current work boots!
I have never seen such utter domination in any test before, but in the cut test those Miluakee gloves absolutely smoked the competition for breakfast and asked for seconds!
I love how to the point your videos are with no bs and without loud music. Working on our family farm my dad and I need to know what’s the best stuff to use and your videos help us determine what we get!
I never really watched RUclips until Covid-19. I started watching diy channels and ever since this channel was recommended I have been watching because of the extensive testing that he puts all the brands through, very thorough. Great job, I am hooked on your channel.
I love the new conclusion with the graph up to clearly show the results of each test! I honestly didn’t think that a video from you could be more clear and concise until you went and made it even better! Love the videos!
I almost lost my finger due inadequate work equipment. I initially wanted to buy Milwaukee, but still had to check your channel and I wasn't dissapointed, top notch testing as always! Thanks!😄
Thank you for this video. I work at a factory and I chew through gloves very quickly, typically breaking down quickest through abrasion and slicing. I will have to get a pair of the Milwaukee! I've been using the Wells Lamont Hydrahide but this video has given me a new perspective. If you haven't already done a video on it, what about one on the best safety sunglasses? Abrasion resistance, puncture resistance, shatterproofing, hardiness of frame construction, etc. Thanks again!!
@@DMSparky +1 for mechanic being terrible. I spent a little more than I normally would hoping they would last and after 2 weeks threw out $35 gloves. I've been using $2 pvc gloves for nearly a month now. I'm just using ratchet straps! It's not hard work!
Was at home depot wondering what gloves to buy and thought I know nothing of gloves, I'll go home and do some research. Then this fell in my lap. You're amazing!
Watch more PF and you will see Milwaukee is usually not near the top. Their tools usually do really well, but accessories such as blades, sandpaper, bits, etc... usually dont fair very well.
@@michaelweems679 Yeah which is unfortunate, I have mixed opinions about their hand tools as well. If they’re gonna branch out into other categories they should make sure they’re delivering the same superior quality or just don’t bother. There’s plenty of average and cheapo brands making basic tools and supplies already, we don’t more options in that market segment. I use my tools for work and although I extensively research all of my purchases, it’s really nice when you find brands that you can trust the quality of anything they stamp their logo on. Researching ahead of time is always good practice but it can also be extremely time consuming, if I need a power tool I don’t have to do that anymore because I know exactly who to buy. I want the same thing for all my purchases. Although for hand tools I’m very impressed with Tekton so that’s somewhat solved. Just wish they were for sale at Home Depot, time is money some days.
One of your best tests yet! Depending on what kind of job someone might want to use their gloves for, you have shown which brands give specific protection for certain tasks.
Yeah Milwaukee consistently scores in the top 3 on nearly every video where they are involved from power tools, bits, blades, heated coats, and even gloves. This channel has taught me to buy Milwaukee and loctite
Every time I watch one of this guys videos I’m amazed at the amazingly unique and simple testing methods he comes up with. I don’t think many people could so consistently get that creative with ways to test literally anything.
Ya, thinking about the pile of work gloves I have that just don't quite measure up. Now I have a pretty good idea of what gloves can withstand instead of just buying blind.
I wear Kevlar and steel fiber gloves at work. Remember kiddos, when things are advertised as "resistant," it really means "to a degree" and "your mileage may vary." The best protection is prevention. You can't lose fingers if you don't stick you hand where it's not supposed to be. (Mostly)
@@robotpirateisland3430 company I work for uses Hyflex gloves. We required to use level 4 cut gloves. I like the feel of them and they provide good protection. I have found the webbing between the thumb and index is thin and is the first to wear out but overall superior to level 4 Kevlar/Fiberglass mix. We use Grainger as a vendor.
i respect the hell out of your work ethic dude, these videos must take so much time and must be boring to make, yet the value of knowledge to us is insane...i really hope that youtube money is compensating you very well lol you deserve it
You are the STANDARD on RUclips for product testing. All of your test methods and, relevant targeted testing of the "said" product are on point. Excellent, Excellent, Excellent !!!!
I can’t believe how many videos you have. I watch more of your channel than any other on RUclips and I never regret it. Really love your work and passion!
I love that you not only make these, but that you also take the time to research testing standards for the products, like using 180 grit sandpaper for the abrasion testing. So awesome. Thank you.
@@ProjectFarm hi , i have a briggs and stratton lawnmower it was working this morning but then I went to start it and it kicked back really hard. Now it does this every time I try to start it. The flywheel key seems good and the valves are opening and closing. What should I do? Thanks in advance
@@ProjectFarm Please do a test on lightbulbs to see what lightbulb is the most energy efficient and can last the longest. Also to determine what type of light bulb is best for what scenario(cfl, led, incadescent, flourescent).
@@ProjectFarm make a vidoe for glass window repair kits sintered of having yo take it to replace the whole windshield or taking it to sams where they fix small cracks
This is the video for which I have been searching. Thankyou so much. Aside from where they are manufactured, the details you've provided for each glove are precisely what is required (and very cool to add and learn). As a woman in a shop for additive manufacturing, I am sad to report that almost no one uses gloves. I'm tired of worrying when I'll get a wound on my hand, whether it's from the band saw (the platform is too small to use a gripping or slider tool on the sides like you would always with a T-square saw) or from deburring 1/4" steel rods lol. I desired the proper gloves for both daily duties, so thank you!
Can we all take a moment and appreciate the time and effort he puts into these videos Not only are they all very informative but entertaining as well. Keep it up brother, your videos are awesome and well appreciated!
Wow man just the effort of doing all those setups and passes for all these diff pairs of gloves is enough for a like and a sub...thanks for busting your butt for us to make sure we're educated consumers!
I have almost no brand loyalty but I find myself impressed with Milwaukee pretty often in various testing videos. Thanks again for the usual thorough prep and dedication!!
Lol that's the only form of brand loyalty I have. Long before I saw any of his videos. Because their tools are generally the best and save me tons of money and time. It's a company that cares about top quality.
Honestly the work he puts into making these videos and making each test as fair as possible is amazing. This guy deserves more appreciation. Love these videos make they really are helpful.
I remembered seeing this a while ago, and today I wore a hole in my mechanix glove so I came back to watch again before buying new ones. I'll be splurging for Milwaukee. These test videos are such a valuable resource.
The amount of time, effort and care put into these unbiased tests is remarkable. Not to mention sometimes innovative and clever too! Thanks for sharing!
I love the creative tests that you come up with to try to quantify which product is better. When I first saw the video title, I wondered how on earth could you test something like gloves. You found a way, like you always seem to do!
@@goreobsessed2308 if you are using the correct tool and work method you should never need PPE it is meant to be a last resort although all that said accidents do happen and you should always wear safety glasses
It's always great to find out that the best brand is not actually the most expensive one. I might have to get some of those Milwaukee's for my dad when the Christmas season comes around. Thank you for your continued testing of all these various products. Nobody is as thorough as you are. You're the cream of the crop, man!
Wow, that was a fast turnaround for when I suggested this just a couple of weeks ago. I thought it would be several weeks, or even months, before you would get around to it. Thank you very much. Now I have to try the Mechanix and Milwaukee for all these honey locusts I have. I was hoping you would try some of the other suggestions though, like Superior and Bear Knuckle. And maybe even the needle puncture resistant gloves police use for searches, and animal control uses for animal bites. I guess there's just too many to test them all. A big thumbs up 🙌👍👍👍
His channel is always the holy grail of testing. Haven’t found a video yet that I haven’t appreciated the attention to detail and work that goes into the testing
Putting milkwaukee gloves on my wish list, great video! Am Peruvian who travel to USA 🇺🇸 1 per year and my friend who lives in Colorado and is one of your followers recommend me your channel, great job!! Thank you
I have some iron clad general gloves. Got them for Christmas one year and they’ve protected my knuckles well. No tears or defects yet and I have my sweat wipe/iPhone finger. Good review
I actually use those endura gloves at work in a chemical plant environment. One additional plus is they are basically waterproof I actually hose mine off if they become contaminated
I wish you had added a test for picking up small items. But this is the only complaint after watching most all of your tests, You are doing a great job.
I was a boat builder and I used to use these big leather gloves almost like welding gloves without all the extra material, just thick leather gloves that cover the wrist made by a local shop cost me $35 aud
I’m not saying I’m the reason y’all have this video. But that’s exactly what I’m saying lmao I asked for this and he did it!! Don’t hesitate to ask for certain videos he’ll do them!!
Here's the list of products reviewed. More details in the video description. Thank you!
IronClad: amzn.to/3u5dD3x
Mechanix: amzn.to/3d5yVXC
Amazon Basics: amzn.to/3cqOuKz
VGO: amzn.to/2P5JS3O
Carhartt: amzn.to/3splpVn
Endura: amzn.to/3svR1J4
Wells Lamont: amzn.to/31q8l6i
PVC Dotted Gloves: amzn.to/3GdYXqD
West Chester: amzn.to/3cuKrwN
Milwaukee: www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-Large-Level-5-Cut-Resistant-Goatskin-Leather-Impact-Gloves-48-22-8782/312870134
Man it's a bummer that these VGOs must have caught wind of your video, they are now double the price and a few reviews seem to mention that the quality has now changed, it's even flagged as a frequently returned item. I feel like the new "best bang for your buck" for 2025 has to be the ironclad with how well it performed on wear but that too has went up a few bucks. Hoping to will go back down. It would also be cool to see you revisit this with another round of glove testing.
HA NO WAY, I literally searched his channel last night to see if he had ever done a gloves test. This guys great!
yes lol, I was looking at gloves today and couldn't find anything but mechanic gloves and said screw it I'll get somebody else's input on good gloves and BOOM
A few years ago I left a comment asking him to do a duct tape shootout. The video popped up in my feed the next day. Purely coincidence, but I was sure pleased. What a great channel.
Wouldn't be so sure if that's a coincidence.
That's just how good that guy is
Project Farm dude is definitely doing God's work for us people. It's something to be thankful for.
Me too!
Man this guy provides a valuable service. Spends his own money doing it. And just seems like a genuinely good guy making high quality content. What a great channel
I'm pretty sure he uses the youtube money doing this stuff. And deducts it in his taxes too. Which is fine because it's his job after all!
Thanks so much!
True. Just meant I appreciate he doesn’t do sponsorships! Great stuff!
He gets his money from Patreon. Proud Patreon member here! Love these unbiased reviews!
He's VERY inventive with his ideas on how to test the items. Somebody that can come up with their own ideas and share them online has to be confident about themselves.
I'm a Facility Manager, responsible for outfitting our large department with thousands of tools and equipment. I have found myself placing orders based on your results!!!!
Thanks for sharing!
@@ProjectFarm can you check out Hexarmor? They make better ppe stuff then other brands
I guess you buy a lot of Milwaukee then 🤣
In Australia we need to follow standards, we follow a euro standard called EN388. To get the glove in the industrial market you need the standard. Best thing about the standard is it will say how well the glove went on each glove. None of theses glove seem to have the standard.
@@austinfox2284 In Australia your rights are gone because of the covid scam.This is why you never let a government take your guns!
As a 19 year old working for a general contractor I can't afford to try all of these gloves on and determine which one will serve me best. I really appreciate the service that you provide to help people like me find the best gear for our money.
You are welcome!
Fingers and hands are very important...... take care and be carefull, ALWAYS THINK BEFORE YOU DO SOMETHING.....
AND DONT GET DISTRACTED WHILST WORKING, ALWAYS FOCUS ON WHAT YOU ARE DOING....
I saw this guy bring down a chop saw and cut 3 fingers off his hand whilst incorectly holding/supporting a piece of wood........ he was talking to his boss whilst doing this...... it happened too fast before i could do anything, the saw was strong and the wood was thin and was like pine wood, the saw came down in a fraction of a second and cut through the lot......
Bro i tried ironclad heavy and two weeks the stitching is falling apart from doing insulation. Its not the fabric per se but the stiching is literally dissolving from the friction vs glass insulation
Wow, I don't know any other person that would take the time to create all those testing jigs to test gloves. Outstanding video! Thank you
thats why we like Project Farm, going the extra mile with testing
ProjectFarm isn't like any other person.
Welcome to Project Farm, arguably one of the least if not the least biased reviewer on youtube.
Thank you very much!
If you're new to the channel, spend an hour or two watching various videos. You'll be hooked.
PF's wife: Hey could you buy some bread for breakfast?
PF: *coming back with 10 types of bread
Today we will see which bread is the best!
Condoms lol
Im more interested in the bread
lol. Very true!!
@@Realtime1501 that would actually be very helpful, are cheap condom brands just as good as more expensive ones?
“Which loaf is the sturdiest in the bag on the way home”
Holds up smashed loaf of bread...
“Looks like the store brand got crushed, NOW THATS A LOT OF DAMAGE!”
"finally gave up after 97" on a manual tester that is just fantastic dedication. Really appreciate all your effort.
Thank you!
@@ProjectFarm It was such an outlier I do have to wonder if a second test would show the same. If so (or reasonably close), that's a fantastic glove given how well it did on the rest of the tests. My hands are worth much more than $35 and I'll look for them the next time I need gloves. Thanks!
@@ProjectFarm I like your work, but: @ 12:30 You give the tension as 10 lbs that is incorrect. The tension is 5 lbs. If you anchored one end to the fixture and hung both weights off the other end the tension would be 10 lbs. put a spring scale in there in place of the glove and you will see.
Bob in Baja
@@bob_in_baja tension is measured in Newtons, 44.5 N in this example assuming ideal rope and pipe.
Love the fact that his methodology takes into account real world conditions. These test are engineered to be repeatable and put all the products on an even playing field. Something you will rarely get from the manufacturers published literature. I love what your doing and hope you continue doing these comparison videos.
Thanks, will do!
These test are actually far from real word and are almost absolutely pointless. And almost all of these gloves are terrible.
@@killmesoicanrespawn3775 Can you elaborate on their claims
i learned the crappy fieldsman gloves at sams arent that bad. @@killmesoicanrespawn3775
Hardest working person, with the greatest channel on RUclips. Hands down. Every damn time proves himself over and over. Never ceases to impress me.
He's the counterpart to Paul Harrell for professional thoroughness with positive entertainment value.
Thanks so much!
And helping keep those hands safe
@@jalan8171 without the Shatner-esque pauses
@@jalan8171 Meat target ;)
You know the product is great when Todd says: *"Very Impressive."* with a chuckle beforehand.
Thanks for watching!
Every todd looks alike
He chuckles all the time for no apparent reason. It's like he has conditioned himself to talk that way when recording a video. Pay close attention, you'll notice he does it at the beginning of most sentences.
@@wishicaredlool3792 lol, you're not wrong.
@@Wheresmy240 I swear bro they all look the samep
It's at the point I'm caring less about the products than I am about the ingenious test methods. Incredible!
Thank you!
It is the true art!!
MCMXI - so true !
@@ProjectFarm can you please do one on impact sockets and maybe throw in a non impact socket as a control? I'm trying to see if getting a socket from say harbor freight makes sense
Gloves are one of the toughest things to get right, achieving protection & dexterity in a single product is very difficult, however a broken finger is far better than a severed finger. I know, I've done both!
You may want to find a different job? Lol jk
I can’t even imagine the stories behind both
@@lemonsarelemonade4439 cooking, both occasions
Now that Lemons mentioned it, can we get the stories behind both? 🤔
@@TH3SHUR1F carelessness. “ accident prone“ some people call it. There is no such thing as an accident, nearly any incident like this is preventable by taking proper care. Any other questions about what happened?
I love this guy, calling the trap a “coil spring test device”
Well all "traps" have a "coil" ;)
@@OursK85 ...well..personally I prefer a deadfall.... :)
@@OursK85 A lot of basic leg-hold traps use a u-shaped leaf spring out the sides, so you can stand on the springs to release/ reset them. The anchor rings for the chains are often on them too.
@@scottcrawford3745 Pretty sure he's joking about a different type of trap lol
@@tristanw2319 Took 3 comments before someone catches it. Haha
"I'll be wearing these gloves as I put my fingers into this trap. I have my decibel meter 5 ft away and will measure how effective these gloves are by how loud I yell."
Thank you!
LoL could almost see PF going to such an extensive testing level
Now that would be a million $ jackass tv deal!
Haha! While reading that comment, I imagined it with his monotone delivery. Cracked me up.
Post your video (audio:-) here please. Thanks.
It's actually insane how much effort you put into your videos. Respect.
Thank you very much!!
Watching your channel grow, and seeing your unrelenting determination for unbiased testing become a mainstay on RUclips is a real pleasure. Keep up the great work :D
Thanks, will do!
You're a genius for these test parameters.
I'll bet even big name R & D departments doesn't even think of alot of these things
yes
Thank you very much for the positive feedback! I really do struggle to figure out testing methodology at times.
I'm sure they keep an eye on videos like these, their prospective customers certainly do. I'd be surprised if more manufacturers don't start putting that cut resistant fabric in their gloves that Milwaukee has looking at the cut test results, that could actually save a finger in some situations.
I'm pretty sure they do all kinds of tests. To make sure their products are not accidentally too durable and reduce sales... it's a balancing act.
@@benbaselet2026 Planned obsolescence isn't a good strategy in a market as competitive and with such low barriers of entry as work gloves. People find out then you lose market share and may irreparably damage your brand.
Next thing ya know is manufacturers adding to their marketing and on their products: "As seen on Project Farm channel"
Thanks for the nice comment!
He randomly led gloves that do not compare to each other. Gloves are designed for specific jobs. He need to pick like gloves for each brand to determine what is best. Or at least pick a price range
@@johnmehlum8327 or you could use your own judgment, all of the information is in the video for you to pick the right one for your application. Maybe you have a set of gloves for each job, but I can assure you that most people do not and a single pair that does decent across the board is going to be useful to the most people.
@@jaydunbar7538
He's pissed because he works for Carhartt
They already do. I have seen it on a website on a car care product that he tested 😊
This is the only channel I support on Patreon. Well deserved. Saves me $$$. Thanks PF.
Thanks for supporting the channel!
Does it really though?
@@telamamo6108 In the long run it has absolutely saved me money.
Outstanding work! Watching this channel nearly from the beginning and I must say, that the quality of the content and the video is perfect. No pointless talk, pure, transparent metodology exposing all the weakness of a product (that manufacturer is skillfully avoiding) and clear summary. Hours, days, weeks of work gathered in 15 minutes or so. Time saved, money well spent. Thank You!
Thanks!
When you are being chased by bad guys and slip off the bridge and are hanging by two fingers while the bad guys try to cut your fingers off, make sure you have Milwaukee gloves on.
And make sure that you weigh 6 pounds
Damn even baby me wasn't 6 pounds
Spoiler alert!
Milwaukee comes on clutch once again
The bad guys arm gets tired after 50 passes with the razor blade and he gives up.. Good guy "HA HA HA I can hold on for another 50 passes."
You know I'm beginning to think it's as if Milwaukee actually does R&D and testing on their products instead of faking it. Your testing methods always seem pretty clever/interesting. Great vid as always.
After watching many of the videos ProjectFarm does it appears that if you are buying something/anything and there is a Milwaukee product... that's what you buy. Costs more, but you buy once making it cheaper in the long term. I am slowing switching to one brand. No regrets.
@@georgehyker Yep, I'm doing the same thing. Milwaukee is the real deal.
Thank you!
@@georgehyker Ditto . . . I love that phrase, "Buy once, cry once!"
My impact gloves are buy them and they put mechanics impact gloves to shame
An example of what RUclips can be at its best. Thank you!
It is not RUclips doing the best, but the creativity of the channel owners. RUclips is just an empty shell without life.
It was meant as a compliment to Project Farm.
@@thinktoomuchb4028 I know.
Interesting test! I work for Mechanix Wear and just want to point out that there are many aspects of a glove that can make it “the best” in someone’s eyes. Mechanix Wear offers a full range of gloves to choose from. Cut resistant models, high abrasion, needle stick, grip, FR, high dexterity etc.. I’d suggest to check them out and choose the perfect glove for your needs. 👍
Thanks! Good Point!
love the average finish graph at the end! it really helps to condense the results and make it easy to see where everything stacks up!
Thanks!
AGREED!
That cut resistant lining in the Milwaukee is the star of the show!
This channel is a national treasure! Thanks for all that objective and on point testing!
Thank you!
I'm really impressed by all those test jigs; they're simple, on point and most importantly unbiased. Great works.
Thanks!
I like the spreadsheet at the end summing up the tests. Really helps to visualize the results.
Thanks!
Normally agree, but this was a slaughter, he coulda just said Milwaukee obviously, or if your bargain shopping VGO
@@HumbertoYi0878 *you're, and you can skip ahead if you just want to see the results. Prices were partially cut off though.
*someone attempting to mug me at knife-point*
"Gimme everything you got!"
*me, putting on my Milwaukee gloves*
"Let's dance, cowboy.."
Lol!
That one killed me
Lmaoooo
Proper response would be, "we're gonna test that!"
😂😂😂
I love how thorough your tests are, so we can make the decision about what to purchase based on specific performance rather than trying to rely on Amazon reviews that comment on how nice an item looks.
Thank you very much!
or even worse the amazon reviews will give a rating based on how quickly the package arrived - I hate those reviews
Absolutely! What may be right, overall for one worker may not be the case for another. And he absolutely helps us make informed decisions, with this in mind.
0 intellegence on amazon
I have those same VGO gloves for work and from my experience I’d say your test results are very accurate. Very pleased with their performance especially given the price.
Great feedback. Thank you!
THANK YOU FOR TESTING THESE, I think I requested this a while back I appreciate this.
Thank you for requesting this one and sorry it's taken so long
@@ProjectFarm Don't apologize I would rather have excellent quality videos rather than rushed videos. Have you thought about hiring someone to help you create these videos? It would be amazing to have a video come out on Sunday and maybe a Wednesday or Thursday.
@@ProjectFarm should of tested those rubber dipped gloves they seem to last longer then more expensive gloves
(Endura-378GKTFG)
I just bought these white goat skin ones👍
Thank you for your request submission and request fulfillment 👍
My wife said, if you make me watch this you’re sleeping on the porch. It’s nice out tonight.
our wives must be sisters.
I'm in the container tonight...
@@jacoblf our sister must be wives
That's where EvE channel shines. It looks like this channel has a low WAF rating? Disclaimer: I'm not married.
Boomers do so love their "wife bad" jokes
I love the chart at the end. It supports my laziness to compare results myself by simply telling them to me in a well organized format.
Thanks!
I would love to see a Review of the best work pants, in terms of overall durability and comfort as well as puncture resistance, heat resistance and cut resistance. I love your videos your work boot video helped me choose my current work boots!
Thanks for the video idea.
I have never seen such utter domination in any test before, but in the cut test those Miluakee gloves absolutely smoked the competition for breakfast and asked for seconds!
Thanks for the feedback.
@@ProjectFarm you should add hexarmour and uline gloves but great project
You should check out the duct tape videos lol
Let's take a moment to appreciate the stoic resolve of the tester. :)
😂🤣😂, 🥞🥣...
The only channel on RUclips where I can like video before hitting play. Great work as always. 🙏🙏
Thank you very much!!
Same. I see a new video and it’s liked before it starts
Not only this channel but Andrew Camarata too, these two channels are awesome!
Glad you've been inspired lately. No BS, you get to the point, no wasted time. Keep it rolling.
Thanks, will do!
I love how to the point your videos are with no bs and without loud music. Working on our family farm my dad and I need to know what’s the best stuff to use and your videos help us determine what we get!
Awesome! Thank you!
I never really watched RUclips until Covid-19. I started watching diy channels and ever since this channel was recommended I have been watching because of the extensive testing that he puts all the brands through, very thorough. Great job, I am hooked on your channel.
I love the new conclusion with the graph up to clearly show the results of each test! I honestly didn’t think that a video from you could be more clear and concise until you went and made it even better! Love the videos!
Thank you!
Even though I don't need work gloves, you continue to impress me with all the different testing methods you come up with.
Thank you!
I almost lost my finger due inadequate work equipment. I initially wanted to buy Milwaukee, but still had to check your channel and I wasn't dissapointed, top notch testing as always! Thanks!😄
You are welcome!
Thank you for this video. I work at a factory and I chew through gloves very quickly, typically breaking down quickest through abrasion and slicing. I will have to get a pair of the Milwaukee! I've been using the Wells Lamont Hydrahide but this video has given me a new perspective.
If you haven't already done a video on it, what about one on the best safety sunglasses? Abrasion resistance, puncture resistance, shatterproofing, hardiness of frame construction, etc.
Thanks again!!
He has done a video on safety glasses. Not necessary "sun" but you could probably get tinted lens. Search "Projectfarm safety glasses"
Mechanix makes high endurance gloves that are better then the Milwaukee
He tested the basic mechanix model. They have heavy duty ones that are tanks.
@@CartoonWeasel in my personal experience as a journeyman tradesmen Mechanix are awful gloves.
Get some pit vipers, strong and you’ll look the best in the factory
@@DMSparky +1 for mechanic being terrible. I spent a little more than I normally would hoping they would last and after 2 weeks threw out $35 gloves. I've been using $2 pvc gloves for nearly a month now. I'm just using ratchet straps! It's not hard work!
When I see that Project Farm has new video:
My satisfaction is immeasurable and my day is saved.
Thank you very much!
@@ProjectFarm Dunno if you know but that is a Reviwbrauh reference.
".... immeasurable"
P.F. "We'll see about that!"
@@daveseddon5227 nice
@@daveseddon5227 "Haha-we're gonna test that!"
"we're gonna test that" is the single sentence that makes manufactures sweat
Every review you do impacts what I buy, and particularly, what I will avoid like the plague.
Thanks for the feedback.
Was at home depot wondering what gloves to buy and thought I know nothing of gloves, I'll go home and do some research. Then this fell in my lap. You're amazing!
Almost any test that includes Milwaukee nowadays, I automatically assume they're either going to finish 1st or 2nd. Another high quality test!
Thank you!
Watch more PF and you will see Milwaukee is usually not near the top. Their tools usually do really well, but accessories such as blades, sandpaper, bits, etc... usually dont fair very well.
@@michaelweems679 Yeah which is unfortunate, I have mixed opinions about their hand tools as well. If they’re gonna branch out into other categories they should make sure they’re delivering the same superior quality or just don’t bother. There’s plenty of average and cheapo brands making basic tools and supplies already, we don’t more options in that market segment. I use my tools for work and although I extensively research all of my purchases, it’s really nice when you find brands that you can trust the quality of anything they stamp their logo on. Researching ahead of time is always good practice but it can also be extremely time consuming, if I need a power tool I don’t have to do that anymore because I know exactly who to buy. I want the same thing for all my purchases. Although for hand tools I’m very impressed with Tekton so that’s somewhat solved. Just wish they were for sale at Home Depot, time is money some days.
@@michaelweems679 quality is going up on Milwaukee, it's hard to get into a already hard market with blades etc.
@@michaelweems679 Yeah I like their power tools and some hand tools but most of their hand tools suck.
One of your best tests yet!
Depending on what kind of job someone might want to use their gloves for, you have shown which brands give specific protection for certain tasks.
Thanks!
it has come a point that i don't purchase anything without checking this channel first, I like how all the test methods are design. Amazing work!
Thanks!
Milwaukee never fails to impress me in any section.
There's so much effort put in testing all those. Much love from everyone
Yeah Milwaukee consistently scores in the top 3 on nearly every video where they are involved from power tools, bits, blades, heated coats, and even gloves.
This channel has taught me to buy Milwaukee and loctite
Just disappointed that Milwaukee, makita and even Dewalt manufacture some much outside of the United States.
Thanks!
@@TheRoadhammer379 $$$$ :(
@@TheRoadhammer379 milwaukee already tends to be on the expensive side...
Every time I watch one of this guys videos I’m amazed at the amazingly unique and simple testing methods he comes up with. I don’t think many people could so consistently get that creative with ways to test literally anything.
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This is the video I never thought I needed. When I was a handyman, I would go through a pair of husky gloves in a month from just moving furniture.
Thanks for sharing.
Ya, thinking about the pile of work gloves I have that just don't quite measure up.
Now I have a pretty good idea of what gloves can withstand instead of just buying blind.
this information is fantastic for the consumer but my favorite part of this channel is the creativity in all your test jigs. excellent material
Thank you very much!
I wear Kevlar and steel fiber gloves at work. Remember kiddos, when things are advertised as "resistant," it really means "to a degree" and "your mileage may vary." The best protection is prevention. You can't lose fingers if you don't stick you hand where it's not supposed to be. (Mostly)
Do you have a recommendation or a brand you trust for kevlar/steel gloves? Looking for gloves that are more durable and strong. Thanks.
Bummer if you bought the most expensive gloves, lost some fingers and saw the bill on your credit card statement whilst convalescing.
What kind of work can you do with kevlar steel gloves? Walking around looking important?
@@robotpirateisland3430 company I work for uses Hyflex gloves. We required to use level 4 cut gloves. I like the feel of them and they provide good protection. I have found the webbing between the thumb and index is thin and is the first to wear out but overall superior to level 4 Kevlar/Fiberglass mix. We use Grainger as a vendor.
@@pflaffik they’re cut resistant gloves. Pretty standard use in any industry that uses knives.
i respect the hell out of your work ethic dude, these videos must take so much time and must be boring to make, yet the value of knowledge to us is insane...i really hope that youtube money is compensating you very well lol you deserve it
I appreciate that!
You are the STANDARD on RUclips for product testing. All of your test methods and, relevant targeted testing of the "said" product are on point. Excellent, Excellent, Excellent !!!!
Thank you!
I can’t believe how many videos you have. I watch more of your channel than any other on RUclips and I never regret it. Really love your work and passion!
Thank you very much!
I love that you not only make these, but that you also take the time to research testing standards for the products, like using 180 grit sandpaper for the abrasion testing. So awesome. Thank you.
You are welcome!
After I watch one of this gentleman's videos, I feel good the rest of the day, cause I have learned something new that will make my life better.
Glad to hear!
You sir, are the best!
Thanks!
We're gonna test that! 🤣
@@ProjectFarm hi , i have a briggs and stratton lawnmower it was working this morning but then I went to start it and it kicked back really hard. Now it does this every time I try to start it. The flywheel key seems good and the valves are opening and closing. What should I do? Thanks in advance
@@ProjectFarm Please do a test on lightbulbs to see what lightbulb is the most energy efficient and can last the longest. Also to determine what type of light bulb is best for what scenario(cfl, led, incadescent, flourescent).
@@ProjectFarm make a vidoe for glass window repair kits sintered of having yo take it to replace the whole windshield or taking it to sams where they fix small cracks
This is the video for which I have been searching. Thankyou so much. Aside from where they are manufactured, the details you've provided for each glove are precisely what is required (and very cool to add and learn). As a woman in a shop for additive manufacturing, I am sad to report that almost no one uses gloves. I'm tired of worrying when I'll get a wound on my hand, whether it's from the band saw (the platform is too small to use a gripping or slider tool on the sides like you would always with a T-square saw) or from deburring 1/4" steel rods lol. I desired the proper gloves for both daily duties, so thank you!
Thanks and you are welcome!
How i love these videos, informative and concise, no bias; just an honest mans review.
Keep up the good work sir!
I appreciate that!
this channel has changed my shopping habits so much, especially when it comes to PPE
Great to hear!
Can we all take a moment and appreciate the time and effort he puts into these videos
Not only are they all very informative but entertaining as well.
Keep it up brother, your videos are awesome and well appreciated!
Thanks so much!
Agree!!
Over 90 cuts just on the milwaukee gloves, must've taken the man ages!
We are long time viewers and really enjoy the tests... saved us money and grief!
Dont forget the money he pits into some of these
Wow man just the effort of doing all those setups and passes for all these diff pairs of gloves is enough for a like and a sub...thanks for busting your butt for us to make sure we're educated consumers!
You are welcome! Thanks for watching and subscribing!
I have almost no brand loyalty but I find myself impressed with Milwaukee pretty often in various testing videos.
Thanks again for the usual thorough prep and dedication!!
You are welcome!
Lol that's the only form of brand loyalty I have. Long before I saw any of his videos. Because their tools are generally the best and save me tons of money and time. It's a company that cares about top quality.
I requested this video several months ago and you did an outstanding job! Thank you so much for your hard work and dedication Todd!
Thanks for requesting this video test! You are welcome!
Honestly the work he puts into making these videos and making each test as fair as possible is amazing. This guy deserves more appreciation. Love these videos make they really are helpful.
Thank you very much!
I remembered seeing this a while ago, and today I wore a hole in my mechanix glove so I came back to watch again before buying new ones. I'll be splurging for Milwaukee. These test videos are such a valuable resource.
Thanks!
The amount of time, effort and care put into these unbiased tests is remarkable. Not to mention sometimes innovative and clever too! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much!
How can you not love the hard work and no BS content of this channel, thanks Project Farm team!
I love the creative tests that you come up with to try to quantify which product is better. When I first saw the video title, I wondered how on earth could you test something like gloves. You found a way, like you always seem to do!
Thank you!
Anyone :If you find any product what you can't test
Todd: we gonna test that
Not sure why I watched the whole video but it was cool to see how thorough your testing is
Thanks for watching!
I like that you've done two videos now testing PPE. Gloves and safety glasses are as important as the correct tool.
More important I can improvise some tools I can't improvise new eyes and fingers
@@goreobsessed2308 if you are using the correct tool and work method you should never need PPE it is meant to be a last resort although all that said accidents do happen and you should always wear safety glasses
@@deniskeat well yeah it's easy to say don't fuck up but shit happens
It's always great to find out that the best brand is not actually the most expensive one. I might have to get some of those Milwaukee's for my dad when the Christmas season comes around. Thank you for your continued testing of all these various products. Nobody is as thorough as you are. You're the cream of the crop, man!
Thanks!
Wow, that was a fast turnaround for when I suggested this just a couple of weeks ago. I thought it would be several weeks, or even months, before you would get around to it. Thank you very much. Now I have to try the Mechanix and Milwaukee for all these honey locusts I have. I was hoping you would try some of the other suggestions though, like Superior and Bear Knuckle. And maybe even the needle puncture resistant gloves police use for searches, and animal control uses for animal bites. I guess there's just too many to test them all. A big thumbs up 🙌👍👍👍
Thanks!
You're doing a lot a us a huge favour. I spend a lot of time researching best tools. Absolutely best RUclips content I've seen.
Thanks!
Someone just showed me this video and we got hooked on it and ended up watching hours’ worth of your other videos. Thanks a lot!
The ingenuity behind creating those tests never cease to amaze me
Thanks!
His channel is always the holy grail of testing. Haven’t found a video yet that I haven’t appreciated the attention to detail and work that goes into the testing
Thank you!
Putting milkwaukee gloves on my wish list, great video! Am Peruvian who travel to USA 🇺🇸 1 per year and my friend who lives in Colorado and is one of your followers recommend me your channel, great job!! Thank you
Thanks! Thanks for watching!
"Coil Spring Test Device" that one made me laugh for real
Thanks for sharing!
I had exact same reaction. Just in case you ever stick your hand in a foot trap
@@Ericthered21 I'd recommend against it it hurts
Still break the finger
When it comes to testing, I think Project Farm does the best testing.
Thanks for the nice comment!
The one and only. Save time and money 👍
Let’s test that.
Ah YES! The glove video I've been requesting for quite some time. Thank you! Great video as always!
You’re welcome 😊
I have some iron clad general gloves. Got them for Christmas one year and they’ve protected my knuckles well. No tears or defects yet and I have my sweat wipe/iPhone finger. Good review
Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
You need a website and a "Project Farm Guide" like Consumer Reports or Tom's Guide.
Keep up the great work!
Thanks for the suggestion.
Great video. This guy is what "an influencer" should be.
Thanks!
Absolutely he's not here shilling junk, even though he could at this point make a fortune doing that.
I actually use those endura gloves at work in a chemical plant environment. One additional plus is they are basically waterproof I actually hose mine off if they become contaminated
Great information. Thank you
I wish you had added a test for picking up small items. But this is the only complaint after watching most all of your tests, You are doing a great job.
Thanks! Thanks for the feedback.
As a wind turbine technician who has climbed 845,000 feet in 5.5 years the best gloves I've found so far are Petzel climbing gloves.
Thanks for the feedback.
Any particular model you recommend?
@@tatecraft1361 PETZL Cordex Light-Weight Belay & Rappel Gloves
I was a boat builder and I used to use these big leather gloves almost like welding gloves without all the extra material, just thick leather gloves that cover the wrist made by a local shop cost me $35 aud
I thought he said pretzel 🥨 climbing 🧗♀️ 🧤
I love this channel. It genuinely helps me to improve my own quality of life with the raw info it provides while continuing to be quite fascinating.
Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
We appreciate you good sir. I don't buy anything anymore without checking your channel 1st. Some heros don't wear capes.
Thanks!
I love the innovative way he tests his gloves.
Thanks!
You deserve every single one of your views. Much appreciated
Thanks!
I’m not saying I’m the reason y’all have this video. But that’s exactly what I’m saying lmao I asked for this and he did it!! Don’t hesitate to ask for certain videos he’ll do them!!
I have no idea how you come up with such innovative and scientific methods of testing, but I’m very glad that you do.
Because he has "Coil spring test devices". XD. Love PF!