SAS Safety 66519 Raven Powder-Free Nitrile Disposable Glove X-Large 7 mil Thick Pack of 100

These nitrile gloves have been a dependable choice for all my DIY projects. These X-Large gloves fit comfortably and provide excellent dexterity, allowing me to handle tools and materials with ease. The 7 mil thickness offers robust protection without sacrificing flexibility, making them suitable for a wide range of tasks. One of the standout features is the durability of these gloves. They hold up well under demanding conditions, resisting punctures and tears better than many other disposable gloves I've used. The powder-free design is an added bonus, ensuring my hands stay clean and free from any residue. The only minor downside is that the gloves can be a bit snug for those with very large hands, but they still provide a secure and comfortable fit for most users. These gloves are a fantastic choice for any DIY enthusiast. Their durability, comfortable fit, and reliable protection make them a highly recommended addition to any toolkit. Read more

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Good product. Last all day without tearing Read more

The media could not be loaded. I work on cars and use these daily! They're the perfect balance between functionality, dexterity, feeling, and durability. Great grip for holding onto parts and tools. Impervious to and offer great protection against many chemicals and solvents I use. They're intended for one time use, but thanks to their durability, I get quite a few uses out of them. Amazon is my go to because pricing here is a great value on these gloves! Read more

They fit great and are good for using in the shop. I'll also occasionally wear them for pulling weeds, but they rip too easy for any tough work. The tears are also always catastrophic, it's not like the glove stretched a little and then tore like happens with cheap plastic bags. When these clothes tear, they tear all the way through like a sheet of paper. Read more

In a prior life I turned wrenches, tried every manner of glove they'd supply us, and always felt like there HAD to be a better option. Well after suffering through 15yr of that, now that I'm off on my own and working on more than cars, I needed a STURDY glove that offered a good grip, good feel, good dexterity, top tier chemical resistance AND I wanted it all without breaking the bank. After going through a few different brands, I finally got a box of these. If I had a time machine, I'd swap out every box of gloves I'd ever used or been given. These things are hardy, difficult to tear (OK.. sharp objects are still going to do what sharp objects do... but within reason!), super grippy, and have JUST enough give and flex without feeling sloppy. Size runs true based on my experience-- if you're an XL with Harbor Freight cheapies, you'll be an XL with these. Same for most other brands I'd used. They do sell these in cases of 10-- which is the way to go price wise. I looked at subscribe and save (1 box/2 weeks) and it was still cheaper to buy by the case. In closing, as far as disposable gloves go... you won't find better. Not anywhere near this price anyway. Good luck all and stay safe! Read more

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I'd been using cheaper disposable gloves in a smaller size for a long time. They've routinely failed and I often had to use multiple pairs to protect my hands from breaks in the outer gloves or put on new pairs repeatedly to complete a single task. I decided to tried these more expensive 6 mil nitril gloves. At the time there were lots of negitive reviews about sizes not being consistent and fit. I took a chance on the XL size anyway and have been really pleased. My hands are probably meduim or large, so the XL size is a little loose on me, but not much. They give me a little less sensitivity over a tight fitting glove, but the bonus is that gloves are robust enough that I haven't had a single one fail, needed to wear double or triple gloves, or had to replace even one during a project. I've also found that the slightly looser fit has allowed me to pull the gloves off without completely rolling them up, allowing me to lay them out to dry and then use them again when projects allow. I've been able to use the same pair as much as 5, 10 or even more times, often lowering the cost from $0.42 per pair to $0.10 or $0.05 or even less over cheaper gloves that typically don't hold up through one use, much less multiple uses. For my workshop and vehicle restoration projects involving paint, thinners, paint remover, carb and parts cleaner, gas, oil, grease and other stuff, these gloves have worked out really great. Will continue buying them as long as they are availible. Read more