6 Pack Showa Atlas NT370 Atlas Nitrile Garden Gloves - Small (Assorted Colors)

I have been using this Atlas garden glove for my gardening chores for last few seasons. Fit so well that I am not bothered by “being gloved”. I buy the 6 pack & share them with my sister & daughter. Make great stocking stuffer gifts too!

I used to start out wearing gloves to work in the garden, but would take them off in a minute, because I could not feel what I was doing. Now I wear these all the time and love them. They hold up a long time too, even after many washings. I do line dry them.

Favorites bought many times for fencing, farming, and gardening. Good fit, grip, and feel. Long before they wear out, mine get sweaty and start to make my hands smell. Tough to get odor out. Washing can extend wear a little longer.

The nitrile fabric launders well, is supple, and very comfortable. Even with the steamy heat of Georgia’s summer, the gloves get my vote for being ideal for gardening:

I have worked in the garden industry for a long time, and I hate - and I'm not using that word lightly - hate wearing gloves while I'm working or gardening.On my small hands, most gloves are too big or bulky, and they either fall off, or there is so much material bulked around my fingertips that I can't feel what I'm doing. You know what I'm talking about. You try to do something detailed, like pull small weeds, and it's like trying to thread a needle with a tube sock over each finger.The cheap cotton knit or canvas gloves feel like you're wearing sweatpants on your hands, and the sweatier your hands get, the more dust comes through the fabric and sticks to them, creating sweaty mud under the fingernails and in every wrinkle in your hands. Yuck. Nope.It's probably weird to hear a gardener say this, but I don't like to get my hands dirty. I don't mind hard work, sweaty work, dirty work, as long as my hands stay clean-ish. It's a sensory thing.For years I struggled with wanting my hands to stay clean and protected from sharp objects, thorns, spiders under pots, etc., so I would TRY to wear gloves, but I'd always end up taking them off.Right after college, I was working at an independent garden center and I decided to try a pair of Showa/Atlas Nitrile Touch NT370 gloves because they were inexpensive and I noticed everyone else was wearing them. I've never worn another type of gardening glove since, and I have purchased 20+ pairs over the years since then.What are Atlas Nitrile Touch gloves?They're a mesh glove that is dipped so that the palms are covered with nitrile that stretches down and around the tips of your fingers. Your fingernails are inside the nitrile part of the glove, but the backs of your hands and fingers are covered by only a stretchy, breathable mesh.Why are they so amazing?They fit! LIKE A GLOVE. (Do you see what I did there?) They're designed to fit snug, and they come in several sizes. I have small hands for a woman, so I prefer the size small, but if you have very long fingers or larger women's hands, the size medium will be just right. The size large fits average size man hands, but there is also a size XL for guys with giant hands.Flexible. At my job I often have to switch between typing and doing something to get my hands dirty, and these gloves are thin and flexible enough that I can switch seamlessly between the two without removing my gloves. I can even use a touch screen with my gloves still on!Breathable. My hands get sweaty working outside in July/August, but these gloves are a breathable mesh on the back, so they dry very quickly. I like to keep a spare pair of clean/dry gloves to change into in case the first pair gets sweaty or wet.Machine washable. I just throw mine in with the laundry and lay them out to air dry.Great quality/value. I have only gone through 20+ pairs because I wore mine 10 hours a day and washed them often. With casual use, a pair of these gloves will last for years. I only ever wore out one or two pairs. The rest of them eventually got brittle on the rubbery part after 4-5 years, but by then I'd gotten more than my money's worth from them.Inexpensive. The last 2 times I bought my gloves in a 6-pair pack for around $20. Even if you don't need that many, this might be the best value. Keep a few pairs and gift some to a friend.Don't confuse these gloves with look-alikes that fit poorly, make hands sweaty, and fall apart after a few wears. You'll throw all your other gardening gloves away once you own a pair of Showa/Atlas Nitrile Touch NT370.

Love to use while working around the barn. Keeps my hands clean. Wash up well. Dry relatively quickly.

Love these Atlas gloves- I’ve used them for years! I’m an avid gardener and I find these gloves are perfect for my needs. They fit snug but not tight. I can use them when using garden tools as well as for planting and pulling weeds. I won’t buy any other brand. ❤️

These gloves fit like a glove, perfect size, and they wear very well. They grip tools well.

Bought this a few years ago and I still use them to this day in the gardens. Really well made and super comfy

These gloves are fantastic and fit well. I am a professional gardener and have used them for years. However, Amazon and this supplier will not get my purchase on this one. The price is almost triple the cost anywhere else that I have paid in the past. We are being taken advantage of as these gloves are hard to find now. Not that desperate!!

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Available right away. Exactly what I thought I was ordering.

Great gloves. Bought them twice for work.