Tarantula Safety Work Gloves for General Purpose Nitrile Coated 3 Pairs, Seamless Knit Breathable Nylon Glove with Black Micro-Foam Nitrile, X-Large

Great gloves and wonderful affordability compared to other brands.

These gloves are made as very well, fit exactly the same and are as tough as the more expensive MaxiFlex 34-874 Micro-Foam Nitrile Coating gloves. Pricing break down for 12 pair of maxiflex gloves is $4.25/pair vs $2.50/pair for the Tarantula Work Gloves. I currently have both brands of gloves general use to protect and help keep my hands clean working in the HVAC trade.I highly recommend these work gloves to others in the trades who like thin but tough and well fitting gloves that allow good hand dexterity. They are priced well so you won’t feel bad throwing out used pairs or when you happen to drop a glove at a job site.They aren’t meant for keeping you hands warm but they definitely help a good deal on those frigid days from keeping your hands from freezing and stiffening up. You won’t be disappointed of you purchase these gloves especially for the price point!

These are nice, tight (so the dexterity is great) they do get warm but not hot. For easy light weight work jus so you dont get your hands dirty. Highly recommend. If you dont like the size another one would be perfect.

I use this product for gutter installations, the rubber wear out really fast

Love these they fit tight and grab good. Dirt and water gets in but I want them for wear and tear on my hands and control of material I'm handling.

I work at a warehouse as a package handler. The gloves are good for a while but wear out pretty fast. I’m already on my third pair and I’ve only had them for a few months

Some call me a glove connoisseur. I've tried almost every pair of nitrile gloves. I have short fingers and wide knuckles and have found very few that fit well. These are by far my favorite but I accidentally received 10 large left-handed gloves that were labeled medium. They are correcting that now. Short of that, these beat my previous favorites (mechanix and gorilla grip). I have yet to wear through the fingertips, the coating is thicker and stretchier, and has just as good or better fingertip sensitivity. The elastic in the wrist has not stretched out, and the wrist cuff is a little bit longer then their competitors. I highly suggest buying these gloves and breaking them in with electrical tape around the wrist holding them tightly in place. A couple hours with tape and they're the best fitting I've ever seen

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