Grease Monkey Disposable Latex Gloves (Large-Tall) - Pack of 50 Blue

The best "rubber"gloves ever. heavy duty but you can still pick up a penny when wearing them.

We use these for any messy job - gardening for me. You can use them quite a few times before they wear out, they fit tightly enough you can pretty much do anything in these.

I have purchased multiple boxes of these gloves and they are really great quality. We use them for preparing food, cleaning, etc.). The Large size fits me and my wife with no problem.

For work

These are the best gloves out there. I use them while working with fiberglass resin, acetone and other chemicals and these are the only gloves that I've found that do not melt, rip or break. The large size fits perfectly, almost as if I am not wearing gloves at all.

These will save you a lot of time and energy cleaning yourself when the job is done. They are thick enough to do the job right the first time and can even pick up some of the smaller objects I drop.

Very good heavy duty disposable gloves. A little pricey for what they are, but supply and demand. I use them for lots of stuff, gardening, staining wood work, gluing stuff and any other messy job I don't want to clean off of my hands.

These are one of a few different brands and type of gloves I'll used. And I use to like them a lot more, but recently I've notice something about them that made me like them a little less. These gloves are thicker than your normal gloves. At 10mm thick, they take a little more to tear. Which is helpful when removing your glove or working in an area that can snag the glove or a smiple rub could tear it. These gloves also extend below the wrist providing extra coverage for messy work. They hold up to certain chemicals better than others. And you can tell when they have a reaction to the chemical. The glove will start to be looser, it'll start to deform, or become easier to rip. The down side to these gloves is its ability to grip. When dry, they are OK. But, as the saying goes, "slippery when wet." They have no texture to aid in gripping. And when trying to get a bolt or nut back on, or even using tools, becomes an annoyance. They do wipe up decently. But that doesn't help when you are working on something that's going to be cover in something wet. Depending on your area of use. They could be good or they could be challenging. But, due to their thickness you can use one pair of gloves a few times or more before needing a new pair. And with only 50 gloves in a box. This is a good thing.