Kinglake Disposable Clear Plastic Gloves, 500 PCS, High Density Polyethylene, One Size Fits Most, Food Handling Gloves, 0.4g/1 Pcs

Wow, for the price, how could I not love these? They did the trick - we had to sort recycling at a recent fundraiser, and all of my students were so glad I had taken the time to purchase these easy to use plastic gloves. They look just like they do in the picture. They're not super durable, but they will get the job done.

Although these gloves appear to be thin, they are durable to do what they were designed to do.They protect my hands while grocery shopping and then easily disposed of.

They're huge, very thin, too short and don't stay on our hands. I normally wear small to medium gloves. I can fit both of my hands into one. They worthless when it comes to food prep, which was what I need them for. I can't make meatballs or touch any foods with these gloves because they keep coming off. Completely useless in the kitchen. Perhaps their only purposes are to open doors in public or pump gas into your car, so you can't get infected. But even then I would recommend 3 more layers. Don't trust them to not have holes or to corrode on contact with metal.

Quality kitchen gloves with good water resilience. Not quite big enough for those with very large hands, though. Will fit most.

The photo of the gloved hand must be of a child's hand. I normally wear size large gloves. These gloves barely cover my palm, not reaching my wrist. They rip fairly easily. I use them to change the effluent connector on my RV. They are adequate and I am considering wearing two per hand instead of one. The price is low enough to make that a reasonable choice. If the price weren't so low I would rate the gloves only one or two stars.

They're great! One of the biggest complaints I've seen is that they don't fit like the picture. But heres the thing. These gloves are from China. Let that sink in for a second. Compare Asians hands, even anything to ours; theyre smaller. Which means...the gloves will be smaller! Once you get over that they're really good gloves, and they fit me just like the picture. I also have child size hands even though I'm in my 20's. Usually its a curse, but for now...its a gift! And probably have gloves to dye my hair for the rest of my life so that's cool too~

They're affordable and good enough for using when trying to avoid contact with surfaces, but they are very thin and not good for prolonged use, especially if you need to use them in food services.

I do have small hands so they fit well. I am not using them for work, so I can't say how durable they are. I am using them so I dont have to touch the gas pump or atm buttons...then I throw them away! Perfect for me for that and so inexpensive I am not worring about just wearing them for a minute and throwing them away!