GLOVEWORKS Industrial Black Nitrile Gloves, Box of 100, 5 Mil, Size XX-Large, Latex Free, Powder Free, Textured, Disposable, Food Safe, GPNB49100BX

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Fine product as I was expecting, grippy, no side effect from wearing them for long in warm weather.As an adult and my hand size fits well couldn't find difficulty to wearing them an take them off.

من اروع انواع القفازات لبسته و عملت فيه كل شي و لا انقطع و لا صار عليه اي شي و لما خلعته لأرميه رميته وهو كأنه جديد. اوصيت بيت اخوي و اصدقائي لشراء هالنوعيه

good

Heavy duty

جودة عاليةتتحمل لدرجة انك ممكن تستعملها ايام وليس يوم

Nice

One of the best gloves i boughtThick and durable

It does its job….

A Candle Maker’s Favorite Gloves 🖤★★★★★These GLOVEWORKS nitrile gloves have become a staple in my candle studio. I can wear them for hours through my entire candle-making process; from wiping down glass jars, placing wick stickers, adding wax flakes to the melter, pouring hot wax, blending fragrance oils, and applying labels. They really hold up well for extended use.What I appreciate most is the dexterity. I can still handle small details easily, and my candle labels don’t constantly stick to the gloves while I’m working, which is a huge win for me. They’re also latex-free and powder-free, which is important because I’m actually allergic to latex and sensitive to powdered gloves. Another unexpected bonus is that my hands don’t get nearly as sweaty as they do with many other disposable gloves I’ve tried.I also like that I can quickly wash my gloved hands when needed during production. Between wax, fragrance oils, and general candle-making messes, my gloves can get pretty coated throughout the day, and these hold up surprisingly well to a quick wash and keep me from constantly changing pairs.My only minor con is entirely user-related 😉💍 My wedding ring setting sits a bit high, and the prongs will occasionally poke through the ring finger area of the glove. Rather than remove my diamond ring and risk misplacing it during production, I just deal with the tiny tear since it doesn’t really affect the functionality for me.For candle makers, crafters, food prep, cleaning, or messy projects in general, these have been excellent. I also use them in my home. Great product!I hope that this review helps you decide. I know it’s what I would’ve liked to hear when picking out disposable nitrile gloves.

These are some great nitrile disposable gloves. I use them for doing oil changes on my car/motorcycle, cooking (handling raw meat), cleaning and other general dirty tasks.The nitrile material is great and forms to your hands after a few minutes of wearing them. The tips of the fingers are textured for better grip. The quality of these gloves are great - very flexible and never had one rip at all. The thickness is good, even when doing oil changes I've never had one rip - but these are not heavy duty gloves. The good think about the nitrile material is if they do rip you'll notice, unlike some other gloves I've tried where they get a pinhole and liquid leaks though.Overall, amazing value for the quality. I would highly recommend buying these.

Good quality XXL nitrile gloves for working on vehicles or anything where you want to keep your hands clean.I love being able to get large enough gloves and not constantly splitting the palms due to being too tight.

As a chemist I am working with gloves often. I was looking for gloves that compared to that quality that I can use at home. Those ones feel like they have the same thickness than the gloves I use in lab and they don't feel cheap.They are smaller than other brands though. I'm usually right between small and medium, small being very fit and medium to big. With these, medium is just right. I would absolutely not fit in their small I'm sure. Texture is nice.I have not tested yet if they are "puncture resistant" or how much heavy use they can handle but I'm confident the quality is good enough for normal house chores.Its stated on the box "non-medical use only" for those who wonder.They are "chemical resistant" as are any other nitrile gloves. Of course they don't stand well contact with some types of solvents even if they state otherwise. I don't need to test that to know it.Edit: Since I received them, I tried to stretch some of the gloves, -a lot-, and they never ripped apart. They resisted to pinch, slight cuts, etc. Depending on the task I'm using them for, I sometimes even re-use them.