GLOVEWORKS Industrial Black Nitrile Gloves

These appeared to be a really good deal and had pretty good reviews, so I bought some. After six months and numerous uses, my experience is that they tear way too easy and often. I don’t really even get one use out of them…whereas the Venom Steels gave me numerous uses. So, it’s back to the Venom Steels for me

Good stuff

Use them when i cook/bbq. Great fit.

As advertized.

Met or exceeded expectations.

If your man or spouse works on cars, they absolutely need this! It’s worth the money! They don’t rip easily like the ones their job supplies.

Easy to put on and take off. Comfortable. Inexpensive. Not very durable but I expect that. I use different heavy duty disposable gloves when working with lead painted wood. They are more expensive so limit thier use. Thwse gloves are great for epoxy, painting, solvents (the ones I use) and other tasks.

Im reviewing the GLOVEPLUS Industrial Black NitrileGloves, Box of 100, 5 mil, Size XXLarge, Latex Free, Powder Free, Textured, Disposable,GPNB49100-BX Pros: They fit large hands! The material is thin, flexible and comfortable. No resistance when making a fist. Great for mechanic work or dirty jobs like oil changes. Cons: Difficult to remove for reuse. A little pricey. Details: Im 511, 67 years old with hands that hurt wearing gloves that are too tight or inflexible. My hands are not huge but they are big enough to need size 2XL work gloves. If your hand comes close to my hand size you will like these gloves for dirty jobs that require some precision. I also like the Tusko gloves described below but for jobs that require less precision. My hand dimensions: 7.5 Wrist Circumference using a tape measure. 3 - Width of wrist using a ruler. 8.5 Hand Circumference measured with a tape measure where the fingers meet the hand. 3 5/8 - Width of hand using a ruler measured where the fingers meet the hand. 7 5/8 - Distance from base of palm to tip of middle finger using a ruler. My fingers are medium thickness. When gloves were cheaper I would simply throw them away after use. But ever since covid, the cost of nitrile gloves has tripled and availablity is restricted. So now to remove and reuse the black nitrile gloves I take a hair dryer with a tapered tip and insert it into the glove then turn the hair dryer on full blast with cold or warm air. Not hot air. Once my fingers separate from the glove, I slowly and gently remove my hand so the glove doesnt rip. Then I hang the gloves to fully dry inside. If you want gloves that are easier to remove than the black nitrile gloves and are a much looser fit but the job requires less precision then check out these gloves: Tusko Products Best Nitrile Rubber Cleaning, Household, Dishwashing Gloves, Latex Free, Vinyl Free, Reusable not Disposable, Extra Extra Large XXL (1 Pair). https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07H9FXX8C/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I use both brands but for different jobs.

Cost of the gloves seems a little high but the quality is excellent.

XXL size fits my oversized hands, very tough. I use in wood shop and working on old car. Havent had one break on me yet