Casabella 46060 Premium Waterblock Gloves, Large, 1-Pair, Pink

Strong roomy last longer than others and no drip cuff is good

These are really good rubber gloves. They fit well they’re adorable and they help block the water from going up your sleeve. I highly recommend them.

The large size fits my hands fairly tightly. It's not uncomfortable, but makes the gloves hard to remove once I sweat in them a little (hot dishwater makes that happen). They seem very heavy duty (but not for heavy manufacturing, just dishwashing). The sleeve is pictured folded over, which happens and makes the gloves shorter- they're too wide at the proximal end, and fold over all by themselves. I have decent-sized man arms. If only the sleeves were more in proportion to the fingers, and the fingers- the sleeve, they'd be just about perfect.

These gloves are heavy duty, run a bit large for easy on/off, and they fit well so you can do dishes/cleaning or whatever very easy.

I originally purchased these a few months ago and ordered a medium. I love the quality and the feel of them. They last much longer than less expensive gloves I've used for washing dishes. I do think the sizing is a little strange. The medium gloves fit me well with one exception, taking them off. I find it difficult to remove the gloves. This time I purchased a large set. I found there to be big difference in the size. Although they're way big, I can still wear them and don't have to fight with them to take them off. Perhaps if there was a size between medium and large they would be perfect. - Mrs. Jonathan

In the before-times, I washed dishes once a day and didn't really think of dishwashing gloves as a necessity. Enter a global pandemic, and I soon found myself home more, and washing dishes much more frequently. Between this and the additional hand-washing required these days, my hands were drier than a terms-of-service agreement. I decided to give dishwashing gloves a whirl, and took to the internet to pore over more reviews than is probably necessary or healthy. The rave reviews and cheery hot pink color of the Casabella gloves caught my eye, so into the cart they went. I have slender hands but freakishly long fingers, so I decided to try the large size; I now think I could probably get away with a medium, but the gloves are sufficiently well-designed that even with the extra wiggle room afforded by the size, I don't have to sacrifice grip or comfort.I've had them for a week now, and there's no turning back; these are indispensable. The flocking on the inside of the gloves keeps them from making my fingers too pruny. They insulate my hands so that I can use hotter water without discomfort, and those dishes can be *extra* sparkling clean. The textured palms and fingers (with a kinda cool fish-scale pattern) provide added grip, so that I can wash everything from unwieldy saucepans to our beloved whisky tasting glasses with confidence. And even though I'm a grownup and probably ought to get over such things, I appreciate being able to wear gloves while scrubbing away at unappetizing stuck-on food, so that I don't have to touch it with my actual human hands.These gloves do have a slight latex aroma, but this seems to be fading now that they've been out of the box and immersed in soapy water several times a day. I'd be hard-pressed to call this an actual drawback, though. Time will tell how well they hold up, but for as many times as I've used them already, I feel that they've been worth it, and I can't believe I waited so long to give them a try. Go for it; your hands will thank you!

This is my fourth pair of these gloves. I’m averaging about two years per pair. At this low price point it’s hard to complain about that!They insulate temperature wise pretty well, and keep my hands bone dry. After about two years of use one of the fingers will get a hole in it

I’ve used many different brands for decades and these are the best. Pricey, but worth it cuz they last 3x’s as long! Comfortable, easy to remove.