Black Advance Nitrile Examination Powder Free Gloves, Black, 6.3 mil, Heavy Duty, Medical Grade, 100/box by Diamond Gloves

These are great. Better than expected, in fact.I am 6' 2" and about 180lbs. with average-size hands. The large size is perfect for me. Snug, but not tight. Medium would have been too tight and extra large wouldn't have been snug enough.The texture on the outside of each glove actually surprised me. I hadn't felt nitrile gloves with such a texture before. I'd assumed that the texture feature was just description fluff, but it really does help to improve grip. Very nice.Tactile feel is great. The gloves are sturdy and protective while retaining your ability to feel what you're doing. I touch-typed this whole review while wearing a pair of them and had no trouble whatsoever.As I said above, they are strong and useful. They do resist tearing well. I am confident that they'll be just fine for automotive work, which is my intended purpose.Overall, I am more satisfied than I expected to be by these gloves and I know I'll grab another box once this one is exhausted.

These are really durable and stand up to finishes and solvents. I think this is the third time I've ordered these and I don't see a reason not to continue using them. The only down side for this is fit. The Mediums are a little tight but the Large ones don't fit my hands that well, so that is more of a critique of my hand size than one of the gloves.

These things are awesome. I've literally hit my hand on something hard enough to break the skin UNDER the glove without ripping the glove. I've gone through several boxes now. One pair will last all day if you want them to. I usually change every few hours just to feel cleaner. My only complaint is that once your hands are sweaty, good luck trying to get a new glove on. This isn't so bad to deal with in the winter as I can dry them off pretty quick in the cold/dry air, but in the summer in the south it may be a different story. Not sure there's any way to improve this though.One note about sizing: The actual size of the gloves are about the same as other brands, HOWEVER, these gloves are thicker than the norm and thus do not stretch as much, so you'll probably need to get one size larger than you usually wear. I usually wear a medium, ordered a large and they fit pretty snug. After working a few hours they loosen up a little bit but not enough to matterI tried two other brands before this one. They both worked but tore easilyTo the manufacturer: do not change these gloves. If you're thinking about having to raise the price vs. changing them to keep the price down, raise the price. I'd much rather pay an extra dollar or whatever to get these gloves that don't tear/fall apart all day.

This is my fourth box of these and really like them. I find these to be a bit more durable than your standard medical gloves and also have a little roughness to them for grip. I hate having dirt and dust ingrained into my skin and I use them for everything when working outside. Eventually they tear open after some time, but then I use that as a timer to take a breather, relax, and then go put another one on. I am usually not doing light work in these. Working on cars, digging in garden, construction in the basement, or painting. One thing to note is that the size of these are small. My palm measured across is 3.25" (without including thumb) and 7" from tip of middle finger to bottom of palm and the Mediums are a close fit to the point where I find some difficulty getting them on sometimes. But once they are on, the dexterity you have with these is fantastic. Also, remember your skin does not breath in these. Your hand will be moist when taking one off, which of course will make the next one you put on a bit more challenging. Just let your hand air dry for a little and its fine. But I love them and use them for everything and enjoy not having to scrub my hands so much after a day of hard labor.

My wife and I own a small house cleaning business, so the gloves are worn while dusting, scrubbing, vacuuming, and mopping. We were happily using the 5 mil nitrile gloves from Harbor Freight until the quality dropped drastically some months ago (perhaps a different manufacturer?). Then we tried the 7 mil nitrile gloves from Harbor Freight, which are very durable but actually a bit too thick (and quite expensive, relatively). To Amazon. Much research later we tried the 6 mil nitrile gloves from GLOVEWORKS (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01G346JJ2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) but they proved to be not very durable, generally tearing where the thumb meets the palm after not much use. So to these gloves. After a couple weeks not a single tear and we're both very happy with their performance and price. They do run a bit smaller than the GLOVEWORKS gloves, but the material stretches slightly after they've been on for a short while so all is well. Highly recommened (until they cheapen the manufacturing process, ha ha).

These are the best! Thick, agile and priced right....Far less than the thin nitrile gloves we have been using. My husband uses acids and caustic chemicals in his metal-work. His hands are protected and he can feel his work. I use them for protecting my hands anytime I may get them wet for all kinds of jobs. They are a little big on me, but we can both use them. I have also used them inside my winter gloves when working in snow. They keep my hands dry when the gloves get wet. Run a little small. Order next size up if you are a regular size (ie. order medium, if you are small and large, if you are medium.)