Touchscreen ESD Work Gloves 6 Pairs with 18 Gauge PU Grip

[Size: M - 6 Pairs, Size: M - 6 Pairs]
I’ve found these gloves to be really useful for light-duty work around the house and on projects. They do a great job of protecting your hands from minor cuts and keeping them clean without feeling bulky. I was really impressed with how well the grip was able to provide excellent traction. This made handling tools and materials much easier. They’re also thin enough to maintain good dexterity, so you don’t feel like you’re losing control or precision while working. Another plus is their reusability. I’ve been able to use them across a variety of tasks, and they’ve held up well each time. Overall, these are a great option if you’re looking for comfortable, versatile gloves for everyday tasks.

[Size: M - 6 Pairs, Size: M - 6 Pairs]
The package contains 6 pairs of work gloves in medium that fits to size. The gloves are made with nylon and carbon fiber which is lightweight and breathable. The knitting is thin but seems durable. Moreover, they are not thick and can freely move without tension. In addition, they are anti-static that is safe for working on electronic devices to avoid damage. In fact, they may be used for various daily works and tasks.These gloves have PU coating on whole palm and fingers area that can enhance a firm grip. They also support touchscreen during working. The elastic cuffs of these gloves that are easy to put on and off. Overall, this is good for having 6 pairs of gloves that can be used for variety of tasks.

[Size: S - 6 Pairs]
These gloves are perfect to not only protect your hands but what you are working on. I like that you can use your phone while using these gloves. Since 6 pairs came, I have some set aside to only be used on dry items and the other for wet. Although these are listed for electronics use, they are perfect for automotive use as well, which is what I will be using them primarily for. The sizing of the gloves are pretty spot on as the ones I ordered fit very well. At just over $3.00 a pair, they are a bargain.

[Size: L - 6 Pairs]
Picked up this 6-pack of anti-static gloves and they've been perfect. The touchscreen capability works – I can use my phone or tablet with the gloves on, which is so nice. The PU grip on the palms and fingers is excellent; I can handle small components, screws, and tools without them slipping. The gloves fit snug without being too tight (got size large), and they're comfortable enough to wear for hours without my hands getting sweaty or cramped.The only downside to the touchscreen capability is that sticky things like tape and paper labels get stuck to the PU coating and don't come off easily - it adheres really well - and you have to take the gloves off to get off anything thats stuck to them. So I wouldn't recommend this for a receiving clerk that does a lot of taping.

[Size: L - 6 Pairs]
TL;DR: Functional anti-static gloves that work with touchscreens, fit well, and come in a useful 6-pack. Good value.I've tried these anti-static ESD gloves out a few times and they appear to be made of high quality materials. The ESD-safe design dissipates static, which matters when working around sensitive components. I can confirm they work fine and are surprisingly very responsive to phone touchscreens, which is not something I expected to actually hold up since most "touchscreen compatible" gloves treat that feature as decorative. The size and fit is pretty good as a universal fit for most adult hands.The 18-gauge nylon construction is lightweight and breathable enough for extended wear 🔧 The polyurethane-coated palms give solid grip on small parts and tools, which is useful when handling components that would rather fall on the floor than stay in your hand. The seamless knit keeps irritation down during longer sessions. One tip: if you're right on the edge of a size, go slightly looser since a too-snug fit can reduce touchscreen responsiveness at the fingertips. The value is good considering you get 6 pairs, so wearing through one pair isn't a setback 👍

[Size: L - 6 Pairs]
These Safedenn Anti-Static Gloves are perfect for anyone working with electronics. They fit snugly and feel really breathable, but the best part is that they’re ESD safe, so you don't have to worry about static shocks damaging your tech. The rubbery grip makes it super easy to handle tiny screws and tools, and you can even keep them on to use your phone since they're touchscreen-friendly. A total must-have for building PCs or fixing gadgets.

[Size: S - 6 Pairs, Size: S - 6 Pairs]
Everybody thinks they're hot stuff until they have a stray ribbon of static fry their circuit boards or graphic cards. It's easy to have an incidental string of good luck with electrostatic discharge when working with computer parts bare-handed, especially getting caught up in the nitty-gritty of assembling tiny screws and panels, but it just takes one good jolt to put a delicate component out of business. If you're smart you only make that mistake once, or -- if you're even smarter and had good guidance and equipment from the start -- hopefully never.Good protocol for repair usually involves some manner of wrist and/or heel straps attached to grounding wires, mats, gloves or bags that disperse ESD when handing components to other people. On their own, ESD safe gloves like this help keep your skin oils away from delicate circuitry while also helping to route static away from them, but they're really best used as a set with other safeguards in place. GREAT start, but be aware when getting these that they don't provide the whole spectrum of protection you'll want if you're doing this sort of thing on the daily.The gloves are good quality, nice and lightweight in the non-polyurethane areas to allow them to be breathable. There’s a solid coating of poly from the base of the wrist to the fingertips to make sure no part of the nylon comes in contact with the components you're working with. Touchscreen capability is surprisingly excellent. I always expect a little bit of a resistance when I’m working with my phone, but I wore these while scrolling and genuinely forgot I had them on after a few minutes. I don’t plan to be doing any heavy work with these, but the coat of poly on the grip is robust enough that I anticipate them standing up to some more medium -level chores if you choose to use some of these pairs for other purposes.Probably the second most important component for ESD-safe gloves is grip, but comfort is honestly going to vary per person, so take this for what it is. Working with tiny screws is a herculean task with ANY gloves no matter how dexterous you are -- any amount of resistance at the web of the thumb/forefinger and around the fingers is going to inhibit movement, and the coat of poly that makes these ESD-safe is going to contribute to that. That said, that’s where the thickness of the polyurethane is going to come into play, and this is what makes lighter-weight gloves like these a more appropriate choice for computer work versus heavier-coat poly gloves for gardening. Between the relatively thin nylon and the lighter coat of poly, this gives you just about as much maneuverability as it can afford, which is (at least so far for me) pretty excellent. You have to balance safety and accessibility and this does a pretty great job with that.If you’re in the market for a good ESD-resistant setup you’re not going to go wrong with these. These are a really sweet-spot weight and they work really well with touchscreens as well. Solid equipment all the way around.

[Size: M - 6 Pairs, Size: M - 6 Pairs]
These are five star gloves for what you are getting, if you understand ahead of time that these are in NO WAY considered to be "heavy duty" work gloves. These are somewhere between the durability of disposable rubber gloves and extremely lightweight household/gardening gloves. We are in the process of moving and will soon begin construction on our own home, so I wanted thin gloves that simply protect my hands from getting dried out as I move a thousand cardboard boxes into the moving trailer. I also wanted extremely lightweight gloves for when we begin hauling materials onto our home site, i.e. piping, drywall, tools, hardware. Of course, I do own my own heavy duty leather and also rubber work gloves but they are not always fitting for when I am trying to run wire, do minor work with the drill, or put basic things together because they are simply much too thick and bulky. Not all gloves are practical nor appropriate for every activity or setting, and THESE gloves are appropriate for lightweight activities and for when you need your fingers to be able to "feel" a little bit and you do not need protection from slicing your hand open on sharp metal or puncturing your fingers with exposed screwheads.I have what I consider to be large hands, for a woman, and the size medium fit me perfectly. They are really easy to put on and slip off, and I like that my hands and fingers do not get all super sweaty and wet inside the way they do when wearing disposable rubber gloves. $19.99 for six gloves is a good deal. I can use and abuse these with reckless abandon as I use them for minor activities and am not breaking the bank in the process. They are great for keeping my hands from being chafed and dried out, and that is the main reason why I chose these.