Ansell Microflex SafeGrip SG-375 Extra Thick Disposable Latex Gloves for Life Sciences, Automotive w/Textured Fingertips

XL size goes on my pudgy hands easily. Solid glove stands up to hard use.

Just what I needed

For years I relied on Harbor Freight's 9mm Nitriles, but since Covid, they've been impossible to find, which led me to these. For those of you who were a big fan of HF's 9mil gloves, you won't be disappointed with these. On a scale of 1-10, I'd give the HF gloves a 7.5 and these a 9.5. These are a bit on the spendy side for someone who uses them everyday, so I expected to see value for the price point, and I absolutely have. I used these all Winter outside, as I'm a Christmas Light Installer & Gutter Cleaner during the Winter. I've also used these for my normal non-Winter work as a Painting Contractor for various tasks such as scraping, sanding, staining, etc. At home I use them for anything from gardening to working on vehicles. They are incredibly resilient and can be reused several times before showing any sort of wear. They don't rip or tear easily, and unlike HF gloves, I've never torn a pair while hastily putting these on in a hurry. They are form-fitting and despite being on the thicker side, they still allow for ample dexterity at the fingertips. They don't have that stank that some gloves have either, and the grip is adequate even when wet. The only critique I can find with these is they aren't always the easiest to use with touchscreen devices. They can and will work, but often require me touching the screen on my iPhone several times before actually registering. That's about the worst I can come up with after well over 1,000 hours of use. Overall, very satisfied and will likely buy several thousand more pairs before I retire, (unless the price increases substantially).

They're tough, they have textured gripping surfaces on the fingers, they are somewhat affordable, and they have good QC - I don't see too many defective gloves. I use them in my machine shop, primarily to keep smelly cutting fluids out of my skin, as well as glues and any other messy goops. They are comfortable and if sized right so there are no wrinkles, they are probably safer in terms of snag potential, than leather gloves, although obviously they do not offer the same abrasion protection as leather. It was a race car mechanic who turned me on to these.

These gloves are durable, and I mean durable. For those who think they are a bit pricey, they are definitely worth every penny. I use these at home while doing chores and projects. They get exposed to everything: oil, alcohol, soap, bleach, dirt etc. They get poked by sharp objects here and there. One pair lasted me a whole day throughout miriad tasks. For comparison, I end up using around 7 pairs (14 gloves) of premium black nitrile mechanic powder-free 6 Mil disposable gloves on a comparable day. Fingers on these are textured so as to add more grip. I have no trouble operating touchscreen devices while wearing these gloves. As disposable gloves go, these do feel thick (they are in fact thick). I solder a lot. Big things and very small things. Wearing these does not impact my ability to do so. This should give you an idea of how the feel is. Extended cuff is awesome. It goes about 5 in (12cm) above wrist. In fact, these almost feel like the yellow gloves that are sold in individual pairs for kitchen cleaning. I say almost, because in fact these are superior in comparison to those.

At the price of disposable gloves, these gloves are amazingly long lasting - more durable than the "living gloves" you find at the grocery stores. They're actually called disposable gloves, although I've been using the same pair every day since these arrived more than 2 weeks ago - for everything from painting the front gate to scouring baked grease off the stove with steel wool - and they haven't leaked yet. The store-bought gloves would have been torn by now or punctured by my long fingernails . These gloves are long enough that you can wash dishes with them, proivided you don't lift your hands upward and let the water flow over your arm and then back down into the glove - in other words, they're not quite long enough to form a cuff to catch drips. Yet they're thin enough to feel what you're handling. I ordered a size large even though I would ordinarly wear a medium, and I'm glad I did, because it makes them easy to put on and take off.

These gloves are excellent! They don’t break easy you can work all day with them with oot breaking! Every good quality

Right off the bat, I discovered the box was opened, but it was probably just smashed due to Amazon shipping a cardboard box of gloves in a padded envelope. Amazon, please get your packaging right. Ship disposable gloves in a box so customers like me can receive a health-related product that does not have the appearance of being opened/smashed. The box the gloves came in matched the product pictured on the Amazon product page. The enclosed gloves matched the product description perfectly. Large size, Latex, Long Cuff, Thick (11 mils I think, and they sure fell like 11 mil gloves), 50 gloves to a box (25 pairs), Textured Fingertips. I bought these for COVID-19 protection, but they are clearly made for much more than that. These gloves are suitable for hard work. The box says they are made in Malaysia. I inspected every glove (overkill, perhaps) and every glove in the box is top quality. Finally found what I was looking for.