Nitrile Dipped Work Gloves

I wore these things for 4 days now. I built a wall, framed a door, built a door jamb and hung the door. Then did drywall. Next day cut through the floor and dug under the front steps. Then used my circular saw and filled two trash cans with junk wood and debris from a renovation. Dug down next to the foundation on day three. Gloves showing very little wear on the rubber part. Only had a crack which forms in the spot at the base of the thumb between the thumb and index finger. This happens with other types of gloves too. Also had the material rip open on the back of my finger. This is also a common thing. I think the coating on these gloves is as good or better than most other gloves I've bought from big box stores. I'm a size medium hand and they fit perfectly. Can't beat the price.

Very durable. Pulled 30,000 dame's rocket with a single pair in wet and dry working conditions. Not a single skin or glove tear.

Not super comfortable with the heavily dipped coating, but they do the job.

These gloves are great! We always seem to end up with all Left Handed Gloves around our house. Bought this pack to throw away all our miss matched gloves. So glad I did. They fit nice and work well.

Great gloves for dirty work like spreading mulch or working on lawn mower motors. They seem to tactile grip is really nice as us the fact that they’re largely waterproof.

If you struggle with picking things up at work like boxes or anything heavy because you have soft hands, I definitely recommend these gloves the rubber clings to the things that you’re grabbing you’re able to work fast faster and you’re more reliable to everyone else you’re helping

The size of these gloves I bought were too big. In the description, it said they were a s/m but when I received them, they were labeled as medium (8) fit. I ordered the smallest size offered yet medium was what I got. 1/2" too long and my use for them requires a snug fit. Plus, after pne day of wearing them, a hole appeared between the fingers. They aren't as "grippy" as I had expected either.

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