GLOVEWORKS Industrial Black Nitrile Gloves

I typically use a different brand, mainly cause they are cheaper and I get a deal, but they work great. These gloves are hands down one of the best nitrile gloves I’ve ever used. Worth every penny

These are great gloves for almost any use. They will tear if around sharp objects, but they are also the most durable latex glove for the money. Ive done mechanic work with them and they work for most applications as long as I dont catch them on something sharp. Ive bought them over and over and really like them.

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Im reviewing the GLOVEPLUS Industrial Black NitrileGloves, Box of 100, 5 mil, Size XXLarge, Latex Free, Powder Free, Textured, Disposable,GPNB49100-BX Pros: They fit large hands! The material is thin, flexible and comfortable. No resistance when making a fist. Great for mechanic work or dirty jobs like oil changes. Cons: Difficult to remove for reuse. A little pricey. Details: Im 511, 67 years old with hands that hurt wearing gloves that are too tight or inflexible. My hands are not huge but they are big enough to need size 2XL work gloves. If your hand comes close to my hand size you will like these gloves for dirty jobs that require some precision. I also like the Tusko gloves described below but for jobs that require less precision. My hand dimensions: 7.5 Wrist Circumference using a tape measure. 3 - Width of wrist using a ruler. 8.5 Hand Circumference measured with a tape measure where the fingers meet the hand. 3 5/8 - Width of hand using a ruler measured where the fingers meet the hand. 7 5/8 - Distance from base of palm to tip of middle finger using a ruler. My fingers are medium thickness. When gloves were cheaper I would simply throw them away after use. But ever since covid, the cost of nitrile gloves has tripled and availablity is restricted. So now to remove and reuse the black nitrile gloves I take a hair dryer with a tapered tip and insert it into the glove then turn the hair dryer on full blast with cold or warm air. Not hot air. Once my fingers separate from the glove, I slowly and gently remove my hand so the glove doesnt rip. Then I hang the gloves to fully dry inside. If you want gloves that are easier to remove than the black nitrile gloves and are a much looser fit but the job requires less precision then check out these gloves: Tusko Products Best Nitrile Rubber Cleaning, Household, Dishwashing Gloves, Latex Free, Vinyl Free, Reusable not Disposable, Extra Extra Large XXL (1 Pair). https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07H9FXX8C/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I use both brands but for different jobs.

These gloves are very nice to work with if you need something a little tougher that wont rip very easily. I use this for manufacturing all the time and the latex gloves rip way too easily, with these I would have to intentionally try to cut them in order for them to rip 10/10 would recommend!

You can actually re-use these gloves -- theyre so durable. A staple at my house whenever I think Im going to knick my hands or expose to various chemicals/solvents/cleaners. Not cheap, but I think their quality makes a box of these last much longer than latex gloves.

I bought size X-Large, and it is exactly the right size for me. They even make a bigger size, XX-Large. My fingers are fairly long, so almost any gloves they might have at the supermarket will indeed fit onto my hands, but then I will feel like I have webbed fingers, like a duck. The gloves are stretchy, so you can pull them all the way on, but if the fingers are not long enough, there will be webbing between my fingers full of air. With these gloves in X-Large, the glove fingers are at least as long as my own fingers. This is how gloves SHOULD fit, because having the glove stretched over your finger makes it resist bending in your finger, as the rubber along the top of your finger gets stretched even more. These gloves are THICK, which is what I wanted. This manufacturer makes a thinner glove. These are not medical exam gloves and will not give fine touch perception. Rather, these gloves are good for cleaning things with steel wool without tearing them to pieces. These gloves are durable enough that they never tear while pulling them on. However, if you do manage to puncture the glove, the tear will spread like wildfire, as is the case with all gloves of this type, both nitrile synthetic rubber (like these) and natural latex rubber (the classic material that causes allergies for some people). These gloves are not powdered, which I prefer. Unlike more expensive gloves (which are often medical exam gloves), these do not have a thick or reliable bead around the wrist. These do have a subtle bead (a ring of thicker material at the very edge), but it is quite thin and it is not consistent in thickness, and it curls in places. Do not count on these gloves to snap tight against your wrist and totally prevent sweat from dripping out the bottom. Lacking a tight bead on the wrist is not necessarily a bad thing, it can be uncomfortable, especially if you plan to wear the gloves for a long time. These gloves are subtly textured, I am not sure if it makes a difference. I can certainly open tightly closed bottles with these gloves on, so thats good. Despite frequent warnings that latex rubber and nitrile rubber are not resistant to organic solvents, these gloves have never shown any signs of weakening when exposed to solvents ranging from hexane to diethyl ether. Ether does penetrate the gloves to a small extent, such that my skin will smell like ether afterward. Isopropanol does not penetrate the gloves at all, my skin remains odorless. These gloves are likely completely impenetrable to water, but it is impossible to know because my hands can excrete sweat, so finding water on my skin doesnt mean anything.

This is the only powder free gloves I order and have thus far only had only praise. But this box had at least four pair that tore apart when I simply tried to put them on. Hope that this is a one off

These gloves did not rip while putting them on. So many of the blue, cheaper gloves do. They also did not rip while handling a deer. Using their chart, I ordered the x-large. I knew they would be too baggy but are actually the proper size (a tiny bit snug). Use the measuring instructions before ordering. These are good.

These gloves are good for the price, but the quality of them is not the best and sometimes tend to rip. I used these for detailing my car and washing the dishes at home.