Ringers TrafficR-307 Reflective Gloves for Traffic Control, High Visibility, Green, X-Large

This is my 2nd pair in a year. They are highly visible night or day. I direct traffic in San Francisco where it is very dangerous with cars at night. People can see me visibly.Cons: They are thin and won't keep you warm. After continued heavy use/lots of hours, the inside reflective straps start to feel off. This increases when directing traffic in the rain. The water seems to loosen the strips quicker. And if you carry move cones, they will also fall off faster. But for the price, they are worth getting.

I use these gloves for my part time job as a school Crossing Guard. The High Visibility, Green gloves allow on coming traffic?drivers, to safely see my hand signals. Even in the morning sun.

I was looking for gloves that would be highly visible on both sides for making turn indications with my hands while cycling. The reflective stripes on the palms are plentiful so that if I twist my wrist they can be seen from behind too. I am a woman who wears size L women's gloves. These are sized for men, so I bought the smaller size figuring I could wear thick woolly gloves underneath. I can! Perfect!

Very bright and reflective, but the reflective strips rub off pretty quickly. They are also very slick with no tackiness/grip to the palm.

I should have checked a little more carefully. The reflective surfaces light up very well, but they're on the inside of the palm. Working traffic control, that palm is already holding equipment. So all people see is the back of the hand, which is high visibility and that's great. They don't see the retroreflective Scotchlite, which is what I really needed.Since the gloves are made from nylon, you don't have any grip on anything. They're very slippery. So wearing these for five or six hours means you have to hold things extra tightly so you don't lose your grip, and that's very fatiguing. You get muscle cramps within a few minutes.My fault for not checking more carefully.

I live up north and jog early in the morning 4 days a week. Always a task to get traffic to see you. I have a bright coat with reflective piping and wear a head lamp as well as having my cell phone on my arm with a flashing app running. What has really gotten their attention? I've waved at traffic for years if they show some intention to not run me over. Now I congenially wave with these gloves on when their headlights first contact me as well as when they pass by. A noticeable increase in room given after receiving these gloves. Someone in a pickup almost ran into me the other morning, but it was probably a matter of looking at his cell phone because when he finally saw me, he veered wildly to the left to avoid me. It was icy enough that I worried that I'd have to pull him out of the cab when his truck went in the ditch, but fortunately he didn't lose it. I suspect he may have needed a change of underwear, though. If you do use these up north, they are NOT insulated or insulating. Buy them a size larger than you think is necessary so you can fit a couple of pair of cotton gloves inside them if it's really cold. But if you jog in the dark where there's traffic, buy them. Buy them now. Oh, and wave.

Product is essential for traffic control personnel. Highly recommended. However, gloves only last for one season, but they are cheap enough to replace.

These are the best traffic reflective gloves I've ever used! Recently used them in a difficult traffic directing situation and my supervisor said he could see me over 50 yards away. I had no problems communicating with drivers and pedestrians. Really excellent safety product.

Very reflective on dark nights marshalling stuff

These gloves are very comfortable and I have just ordered 4 more. But the strips started peeling off less than a month after my purchase.

Slippery palm but otherwise excellent