Grease Monkey General Purpose Nitrile Coated Work Gloves, Size Large, 12 Pack

These gloves are great. I received the first order as a gift & they have lasted well & provides good hand protection. These are washable if they get dirty which can be reused if not torn.

Un producto muy bueno, los materiales son de buena calidad y se adapta muy bien para trabajo mecánico

I consider these as the next step up from disposable nitrile gloves where I need a little more protection but don't want to wear something too bulky. They palms and finger tips are nitrile dipped and coated thick enough to provide some abrasion and poke resistance and grip, but note the backs and most of the finger are not coated so these are not very water resistant (and if the get wet, take a while to dry.) They're comfortable, perhaps a little small as I normally wear a medium glove and find these fit very well in size large. The knit part is stretchy, comfortable and breathable but not super durable - catching on a splinter or even some velcro on a jacket is enough to cause a hole that will grow quickly because of the running stitch knit. That said, these are cheap enough to be considered disposable and I treat them as such, although they can last quite a while if you're lucky.

I love these gloves. I live in the mountains of rural Oregon and have chickens and no trash service and trees all over my property that fall everywhere...so you can imagine there's a tad bit of dirty work to be done. These gloves have held up to almost everything I've thrown at them. The only pair I've destroyed was when I was doing what all men love doing: burning stuff in a huge fire. I got them in the flames for a bit too long and melted them, as well as my sense of touch and 90% of my fingerprint profile. Have to get arrested and update it I suppose. "To the tequila cave!" Anyhow, I highly recommend these gloves and I mean highly. They're machine washable, tough and they work on my phone and tablet screens. Helpful tip, they hold in the cold against your fingers badly and even worse if they get wet. They're not winter mittens, nor are they advertised as such. However, if you put on those cheap, thin, polyester gloves under them and keep the nitrile off your fingers they'll work amazingly well to keep your fingers warm. If it's wet and cold, put a good pair of nitrile gloves between these and the polyester gloves and you can keep your little finnies warm in extremely wet and cold environments and that won't be so thick that you ultimately lose dexterity. Also, if it's really cold, you have to push firmly on a phone screen to operate it. At least, my Samsung phone requires as much anyhow. If you need multi-purpose gloves that allow you to do everything from manipulating a screwdriver to operating a flashlight on a pistol, to plucking chicken eggs from the chicken hutch, to lunking sappy tree branches down a hillside in the pouring rain, these are those gloves. Only thing they can't seem to do is allow you to hold red-hot logs from a bonfire...at least, not more than once. I'm not a shill either, despite my commercial-grade review, I genuinely love these gloves. I wear them for hours at a time with no prune-fingers and no itching. I've put them through hell and have all but 1 melted pair still 100% usable. Roofing shingles woukd likely take the tread off them relatively quickly, I would add. Though, no gloves favorable towards dexterous functionality will stand up to roofing shingles for long and I suspect these will go to greater lengths than their competitors, ultimately. Hope this was helpful.

Protect your hands greatly