Basics Etc 8 Mil Heavy Duty Powder

[Size: Medium]
These gloves are exactly what I needed. They fit well, are comfortable enough for extended use, and provide good protection without feeling overly bulky. They’re useful for everything from cleaning and messy projects to general household tasks. Great quantity and quality for the price.

[Size: X-Large]
Heavy, durable, thick latex material that fit fractionally larger than expected and offered surprisingly excellent comfort. This is the first time I selected the material latex for disposable gloves. I found the material used in these gloves materially superior to nitrile. These are thick, but allow significantly better tactile sensitivity. A box of these, however, are incredibly heavier and greater sized than standard nitrile gloves. Are they (8) mil? I do "not" doubt they are, corroborated by their weight alone. But clearly once putting these on, they lasted under heavy conditions - in my case, the tasks I used these for were varied, from cleaning household items to tools, to painting. I had a single glove, after much use, tear only after encounting a sharp edge. Allergic reaction? In my case, I did not suffer any allergic reaction to the latex (rubber). However, it's a real risk that the reader should further research. I thought the size I selected, was fractionally oversized, which I really am not complaining about. These offer exceptional elasticity, allowing easier placement onto the hand. Are these perfect? Hmm, I really have no significant complaints. Rating? Five (5) star, based on my above thoughts. I was able to use the gloves with my smart phone.

[Size: Large, Size: Large]
These are basic latex gloves. They are powder free as described yet still easy to slip on. They are only 8mil at the textured fingertips. I measured around 6.3 mil at mid finger and palm.The gloves run a bit bigger than some disposable gloves I have and are 4 inches across at the palm.Overall, they have the fit and finish one can expect for a basic latex glove, though they are thicker than most standard exam gloves.One caveat to keep in mind is that a relatively high percentage of healthcare workers are allergic to latex, around 10%. That's 1 out of 10. So latex gloves such as these need to be used carefully, and nitrile gloves should be substituted for general use.

[Size: Large, Size: Large]
I am happy with the quality of these gloves, and the material is one of the biggest reasons why. The 8-mil thickness is a noticeable upgrade from the 5-mil gloves I have been using. You can immediately feel the difference as soon as you put them on. The latex has a heavier, more substantial feel that inspires confidence without making the gloves feel bulky or uncomfortable.Fortunately, I am NOT allergic to latex, which makes the latex material perfect for my household, barn and garage needs. The material strikes an excellent balance between strength and flexibility. It is thick enough to resist tearing, stretching, and punctures during normal use, yet it still conforms well to my hands. Unlike thinner disposable gloves that can feel flimsy or split when pulled over your hands, these have enough body to withstand being put on and taken off repeatedly without feeling like they are about to rip. The material stretches just enough to provide a comfortable fit while maintaining its durability.I appreciate that the thicker latex does not sacrifice dexterity. I can still grip tools, hardware, and small parts without feeling clumsy. The textured feel of the material provides a secure grip, even when working with wet or dirty components or tools in the garage. That extra control makes everyday tasks easier and helps reduce the chance of dropping tools or parts.The functionality is perfect for my needs. I primarily use these gloves while working in the garage, tackling projects around the house or cleaning the barn. The material has held up extremely well. It provides enough protection that I don't have to worry about the gloves failing in the middle of a job, making them a versatile option for many different tasks.I found the size large to fit a little bigger than other brands I have purchased. Personally, I consider that a benefit since many disposable gloves seem to run small. The slightly roomier fit makes them easier to put on and remove while still fitting securely enough to maintain excellent control and comfort during extended use.Overall, I am impressed with the quality of these gloves. The thick, durable latex material is what really sets them apart from many other disposable gloves I have used. They offer an excellent combination of strength, flexibility, comfort, and grip, making them well suited for demanding jobs while still allowing the precision needed for detailed work. The price is competitive with similar products, and I feel they offer very good value for the level of quality you receive. Fortunately, I am not allergic to latex, so these work perfectly for me, and I would not hesitate to purchase them.

[Size: Large]
From the kitchen to the garage, whenever you need protection for your hands, and whenever you are ready to dive into dirt and chores, these are your best companions. These gloves actually stand up to tough work; from my bathroom sink to my garden, these are a fantastic choice. I’ve used plenty of disposable gloves in the past that rip the moment you start a project, but the 8 mil thickness on these makes a world of difference.Pros:1- Superior Durability: The "heavy duty" label is accurate. They are thick enough to handle demanding tasks without tearing, yet they don't feel so stiff that you lose your dexterity.2- Excellent Grip: The textured finish is a game-changer. It provides a reliable, non-slip grip even when you're working with tools or slightly damp materials, which makes them feel much safer and more secure than standard smooth gloves.3- Comfortable Fit: Despite being heavy-duty, they are comfortable to wear for extended periods. The powder-free design is a major plus, with no messy residue left on your hands or your project surfaces.4- Reliable Protection: Whether you are doing automotive work, home improvement projects, or messy cleaning, these provide excellent barrier protection.Overall, you get a solid 100-count box, and given how well they hold up, they offer great value for the quality. These are definitely my go-to gloves for any heavy-duty task from now on. Highly recommended!

[Size: Large, Size: Large]
I still prefer latex gloves over nitrile and vinyl, so this box was an easy win for me. Latex just has a better feel on the hands and tends to move more naturally instead of feeling stiff or plasticky. These are also a true heavy-duty glove at 8 mil, so they feel noticeably thicker and more confidence-inspiring than the flimsy disposable gloves that tear if you so much as look at them wrong.That extra thickness is the main selling point here. They’re sturdy enough for the sort of jobs where thin gloves become more annoying than useful: car work, messy cleaning tasks, handling chemicals or adhesives, refilling printer ink, and all the other random household and hobby jobs where you want your hands protected without constantly swapping gloves because one split at the fingertip. The textured grip is also helpful when you’re dealing with slippery tools, bottles, or wet surfaces.I also appreciate that these are powder-free. That makes them a lot nicer for cleaner or more sensitive tasks where you don’t want glove powder ending up on whatever you’re handling. For me that includes things like glossy trading cards and prints, electronics, and even snack situations where I don’t want orange cheese dust all over my fingers but also don’t want glove residue transferred onto the food or whatever I touch afterward.Fit and comfort are good overall, with that classic snug latex feel that I still prefer over the alternatives. If you have a latex allergy these obviously won’t be for you, but if you don’t and you’ve been missing the old-school glove experience, these are a solid box to have around. With 100 gloves included, they should last a while unless you’re constantly finding new excuses to use them, which in my case is exactly what will happen.

[Size: Large]
I’ve used Microflex gloves for years, but after trying the Basics Etc latex gloves, I’m making the switch. The Basics Etc gloves are noticeably thicker, stronger, and feel like a higher-quality product overall. They provide excellent durability without sacrificing comfort or dexterity. After a side-by-side comparison, they outperformed the Microflex gloves I’ve relied on for a long time. These are now my go-to gloves, and I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a durable, professional-quality latex glove.

[Size: Large, Size: Large]
Really happy with these gloves. I went with large and they fit well, are comfortable to wear, and go on easily. I like that they’re powder-free. I use them for auto and bike work. Excellent quality, reliable, and exactly what I was looking for. I’d definitely buy them again.