Fast shipping and great quality and good deal. My husband goes through work gloves like crazy and these are his favorite. They breathe but still provide protection.

I've had a bunch of these knit-style nitrile gloves in the past, with a rubber coated palm and fabric on the back. I'm sure you know the type, they are sold in hardware stores everywhere. Compared to the ones I'm used to from the local store, these are cheaply made. They feel thinner all over; the rubber on the palm is thinner, and the knit backing is also thinner. Somehow, the rubber palm isn't super flexible either. It's not bad, but it doesn't quite conform to my hand like I'm used to. They aren't compatible with a touch screen either, but most aren't. So overall, these aren't great gloves.But then we have to talk about the price. These things are less than half the price I would pay at my local store. Probably close to 1/3rd the price. When value is taken into account, these things aren't bad at all. They work great for oil changes or other dirty work, where you're probably going to ruin whatever gloves you are wearing anyway. Use them two or three times, then throw them away. They are cheap enough I don't try to save them forever. They don't offer much protection, but they offer more than latex or nitrile gloves do. They also work ok for hot stuff, because it's no fun grabbing a 180degree oil filter with your bare hands.These aren't the best gloves you can buy, but they are still a great value. With out the price, I'd probably give them 2 stars. But considering what a bargain they are, I'll go four stars. I'd buy them again.

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PROS:PU coated gloves like this are flexible, including these, maybe especially these, as the coating is pretty thin. Good grip.No chemical smell that I've seen on some other gloves.I like that the type of glove (e.g. PU coating) is printed on the back of the glove. Different coatings have different strengths and weaknesses, and offer protection against different things (heat, chemical, penetration, etc.)CONS:Run small - My palm width measures 4.0 which should put me in the XL size. These XL gloves were rather tight, i.e. borderline usable but uncomfortably small.Coating is thin, not sure how long these will last.I've had good success with Wells Lamont work gloves here on Amazon. They are about the same cost, but have many larger sizes available. And WL is a long time manufacturer of work gloves. I thought I would try another brand to see if I was missing something, but turns out I'm not missing anything.

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Stick these in your glove box, garage, workbench, a couple in the closet, the junk drawer in your kitchen, and everywhere else...because you will find a situation to use these.I used to buy 3 packs of similar gloves at Walmart, and these fill the same role. They are extremely light, form fitting, and grippy so you can use them in situations that require dexterity or tight spaces. I think they are best for any engine work, a barrier against blisters when doing lawn work, or moving furniture where sweat can be a problem.An unconventional use I've found for gloves like these is hiking. They prevent blisters with hiking poles, but are breathable enough for summer use where you just want wind and UV protection.

These gloves are ok. They're a lot cheaper feeling than I thought they'd be. The palm and finger coating is more plasticy than I was expecting.For the price they're ok. They're reasonable. They're disposable. They're good for a job where you need gloves for maybe a one use application like painting or yard work where latex or nitrile might not quite cut it but you don't really want to ruin a good pair of work gloves.They don't give you the grip that a pair of those coated gardening or work type gloves will give you - not even close in fact. I wouldn't recommend them for moving anything heavy cause I feel like it'd be really easy for you to not get any grip and have something slide out of your hands. The palm and fingers don't really conform to your hand. It kinda just bends and folds where it wants to as opposed to how gloves with a more rubbery and grippy coating will behave. I take a 10/XL - which is what I ordered - and it never felt like these really fit the way they should have.The glove material itself... I read in the description that it's polyester but it feels and looks like an opaque pair of nylons if that makes sense. The picture where I'm making a fist hopefully gives you an idea of what I'm talking about. You can see your skin through the material when you stretch it even just a little bit. It's not that thin woven kind of material a lot of work gloves have.

With my recent job processing thrift store donations, these seemed a good option to keep my hands protected.They are quite decent gloves. I'm impressed with the material; I handle knives at the store, and these would block them completely in the palms, which make it much easier to wrap them.They held up... decent. About 3 weeks for the first two pairs each. You can see the finger holes are starting to wear through (no, I was not using knives in that area, they just gradually started to develop such little holes over time). It may have to do with the fit shape, which although I got the right size, wasn't impeccable, feeling like they are designed to be straight up and down, rather than curving to fit your hand more on the palm side.Overall, I'm reasonably happy with them. They did help my job.They do quite consistently also leave prints on like glass when you press with them, suggesting the coating isn't too durable.And the cost may be just a tad higher than I'd think for these.But all in all, they're quite decent gloves. They do have a pretty decent grip, and held up for a time.I received them for free through Amazon Vine in exchange for an honest review... but if I need more work gloves in the future, I would certainly consider these (though probably wind up aiming towards cheaper alternatives?). Decent :-)

They fixed an error in my.order by going above and beyond what was expected and the gloves are perfect wor heavy duty construction they last and are durable