Diamond GlovesDiamond Gloves Black Advance Nitrile Examination Powder Free Gloves, Black, 6.3 mil, Heavy Duty, Medical Grade, 100/box

These are nice thick disposable gloves that have a good feel and depending on what you're using them for, can be re-used several times. One thing that I will say is that they run small. So, I'm glad that I got Extra Large (XL), anything smaller would not have fit my hands even though the chart on the box seemed to indicate I could have used a Large (L). I've found that you really ought to measure from the valley between your forefinger and middle finger to the proximal end of your thumb's metacarpal to compare with the chart on the box. The illustration on the box of what to measure does not indicate this clearly. Also, the glove doesn't really come up far enough to cover your cuffs as shown in some of the illustrations.

I don’t know why it took me so long to figure out the cleaning up or doing work with gloves especially disposable ones doing anything from cleaning the bathroom toilet working in the kitchen to working in the shop with wood would be 1000 times easier with gloves that were light weight, tactile And not superheavy work gloves. These are really terrific and use of the best ones that I’ve used out of several brands that I’ve tried. They have a slight texture which is great because it helps a grip things, you can reach your hand in some unpleasant places without worrying about the many things there are to worry about LOL. You can chop onions in the kitchen, sand wood, Handle insecticides, refinish old outside chairs And probably 1000 other things without thinking twice about it. I hate to mention it but it also makes cleaning the bathroom tolerable. That’s all I’ll say.

I like these gloves so much I bought a 2nd box. Great glove for working around gunk in the garage. I'd suggest these for working around gooey engine bays and the fabric mechanic gloves for busting rusted bolts loose. Fabric gloves work well for fab work.These gloves seem thicker than the gloves (that also cost more) at my local auto parts store. They last quite some time between ripping while I was rebuilding my diesel engine. The main way they go is when a finger gets cought on a random metal spur or wood splinter. They remind me of the "good" gloves I used as a medic. With that being said, working outside in the sun will full these gloves up with sweat, fast!These are a must and I save so much time not washing my hands bc of these gloves it actually pays for itself.

I usually use Raven gloves for doing engine maintenance and shop work, but read reviews here that the "new and improved" Raven gloves tear easily. It's a shame as the "old" versions were excellent. I decided to try these gloves instead. First off, these gloves are not as thick as the Raven gloves. I would estimate that they are 80% as strong as the "old" raven gloves that I still have and these are simply not as durable. The other issue is that these gloves sizing runs really small. I ordered Extra Large (XL) and can barely get these on my hands due to tightness, even though I normally wear size Large gloves. So, if you have really large hands, you better go for the XXL size. I wish I had. The other issue with these is that they are fairly wadded up in the box and it takes some patience to "unwad" them to get them on your hand. The Ravens by contrast lie nice and flat in their box and take little effort to put on. Once these are on, they feel a little tight and seem to do an o.k. job.

I think these are by far the best gloves I've used for both automotive and chemical use. I have yet to have one break on me and I've yet to have any chemical transfer through the glove to my skin like I have with other brands of gloves. They are thicker than most of the low to mid priced gloves and yet you give up nothing on feeling, which is nice when you are reaching blindly into the depths of an engine looking for that washer that escaped. They also last longer than other brands I've used in the past. Normally I pitch the gloves because they've started coming apart of seeping chemicals through them. These I can rinse under the sink, set em aside and reuse them later in the day when I get back to that part of the job. Saves a lil bit of $ that way.

These are great gloves. They hold up well considering they are nitrile gloves and provide excellent tactile feel like you have nothing on. Yes, your hands will sweat inside of these, but it is worth it when after doing a brake job your hands are not completely filthy for days on end! I usually take them off and let my hands dry; when I take them off, they usually turn inside out anyway and they'll dry as well. To get the gloves back to normal orientation (I don't want the dirty part on the inside), I stuff them back inside themselves then blow on them like a balloon to get the fingers and thumb to pop out; I slip my hands in and get back to work.These gloves are much more durable than any I have tried. I always wear these when doing anything on a car. I hardly ever wear mechanics gloves anymore because I always like to have the tactile feel of having nothing on, and these provide that.

These gloves are very comfortable and offer pretty good protection. Must say though, order a size up. I normally wear medium gloves, sometimes large. I ordered the XL bc they were cheaper, and they fit like a normal large. No looseness really, am content with this. They hold up nicely.