Nitrile Work Gloves

[Size: 9/L, Number of Items: 6]
The LOCCEF Nitrile Work Gloves, 18-Gauge are a nice set of work gloves that fit remarkably well. Most of the nitrile gloves I've tried tend to run tight in a large and a little too big in an XL, but these are a great middle ground. They're snug but not uncomfortably so, and the stretchy material is exactly as advertised and touchscreen friendly, worked well. Grip with the nitrile is great, the material the fabric part is made out of is comfortable on the skin. There's a lot you can do with this style glove that would tear a regular latex or exam glove to bits so it's pretty versatile and durable, and you get a lot of mileage out of one pair. For the money, it's a great value considering the quality and the number of gloves you get, it'll last you a while.

[Size: 7/S, Number of Items: 6]
This review is for a 6 pair package of nitrile work gloves branded as and sold by LOCCEF. These are exceptionally nice nitrile work gloves at a very good price! Being made with an 18 gauge knit fabric, as opposed to coarser 15 gauge knit fabric often found in other gloves, these work gloves feel very soft and comfortable. The 20% elastane content provides superior stretch in all directions. They conform to the shape of your hand very well without feeling bulky or constraining. They offer good dexterity. The knit fabric is also quite breathable which also adds to comfort. Overall, the fit, feel and the quality is exceptionally good! The Nitrile coating is very tough and provides excellent grip. Although water repellent, the coating is not waterproof. It is also breathable, but less so.I picked these up for my lady who is very particular about the gloves she uses for gardening. She has smaller hands and often has trouble finding gloves that fit properly. We ordered the small size and they fit her perfectly. She is very happy with these gloves! When I tested one of the gloves on my hand, it also fit OK, although I felt it was on the snug side. If I were to get some for my own use, I would order the medium size. I usually purchase medium or large size gloves. The stretch of the knit fabric with the high elastane percentage makes these gloves very flexible in size range. These gloves are washable and dry quickly. The directions say to wash in cool water below 104°F. The stretch of elastine is destroyed by heating. It is best to air dry and not put them in a dryer! Highly recommended!

[Size: 10/XL, Number of Items: 6, Size: 10/XL, Number of Items: 6]
I ordered these for my workshop. I’ve used them when working on various projects and these have been very durable. They are fairly thick but still pretty comfortable to wear. They fit well and provide protection for each individual finger. The grip is also very good. Considering you get 6 pairs, it’s a pretty good value for the price.

[Size: 9/L, Number of Items: 6]
Sometimes you want a big, gnarly pair of heavy leather gauntlets, when the work is really ugly and your hands are going to get ripped up without serious protection. And then other times, you just need something comfortable, dexterous, and easy to wear when you're doing lighter work and don't want a plywood sliver, a sheet-metal cut or the like.These fit that latter category extremely well. These are a light-duty glove that offers a super-snug, second-skin feeling fit without costing you much dexterity. They fit in my workflows right between heavy nitrile gloves, and light leather ones, bridging that center gap beautifully. They are comfortable to wear and offer excellent grip. And for the price at under $4 a pair, I'd be hard-pressed to find anything to complain about.Don't use these for doing really rough work, that's not what they're made for - use them when you need to pick up that splinter-covered old 2x4, or get a really good grip on that oil filter.

[Size: 11/XXL, Number of Items: 6, Size: 11/XXL, Number of Items: 6]
This review is for the LOCCEF Nitrile Work Gloves, 18-Gauge, 3D Stretchy, Touchscreen 6 Pairs.These nitrile work gloves fit better than most. I ordered a Size XL, and the fingers fit well, but the thumb was about .75" too long. The quality of these gloves seems to be pretty good with the nitrile portion going from the finger tips to the palm of the hand. The gloves works with touchscreen and they do seem to provide a lot of grip too. These go on just like regular gloves so they go on pretty easy. If you're working in cold weather, then these will not provide much warmth because the top-side of the glove is made from elastic fabric. While the finger tips and palm are covered with the nitrile material, the top of the hand is not so if you're working in the rain, this will not keep the rain out.

[Size: 8/M, Number of Items: 6, Size: 8/M, Number of Items: 6]
These work gloves have turned out to be exactly what I was looking for. I wanted something inexpensive and easy to slip on whenever I’m handling dirty or grimy surfaces, primarily to protect my hands and avoid having to wash them afterward. These work very well for that purpose.The material has plenty of stretch, making them easy to put on and comfortable to wear. I especially appreciate that I can still get them on when my hands are slightly damp, which isn't always the case with tighter-fitting work gloves. They provide a good basic layer of protection without being overly bulky or restricting movement.They've also proven durable enough for repeated use rather than feeling like disposable gloves that need to be thrown away after every job. At the same time, the price is reasonable enough that I don't feel bad replacing them once they've seen their share of use. The stretch is also generous enough that my wife can wear them as well, although they are naturally a little looser on her hands.Overall, these are a great value for general-purpose work around the house, garage, yard, or anywhere you need some basic hand protection. Comfortable, reusable, flexible, and inexpensive enough to keep several pairs on hand.

[Size: 9/L, Number of Items: 6, Size: 9/L, Number of Items: 6]
I've been a contractor for 18 years and have tried just about every glove known to man and genuinely hate most of them. While certain gloves certainly have their place, i do a lot of different tasks in my field. Working in automation and access control, I do electrical, concrete, welding, hydraulics, and even small circuitry and relays. This type of glove can ve worn all day, protects my hands from most conditions but still gives me enough dexterity in my fingers to perform smaller tasks without having to remove them every time I need to hold a connector or bolt. And when I need extra protection for welding or aluminum extrusions, I can simply pull welding gloves right over these. I've used the thicker gloves like this but I'm not a big fan, they are just too thick to perform smaller tasks. These are almost like a pair of nitrile gloves with rubber palms, the way they fit. OK for grinding metal but cut-off wheels will burn holes into back of the gloves on the spandex. Other than that, i use these for 95% of my day. Versatile, durable and very good value. Great grip strength and breathable for sweat to dry. Highly recommend these gloves.

[Size: 9/L, Number of Items: 6]
This is a review of the LOCCEF Nitrile Work Gloves, 18-Gauge, 3D Stretchy, Touchscreen (6-Pair Pack), that were priced at $24.90 (price shown in the listing) at the time of this review.These gloves stand out because of how thin and flexible they feel. The 18-gauge knit construction gives them a "second skin" fit that provides much better dexterity than many heavier work gloves. If you're doing tasks that require handling small parts, using tools, warehouse picking, light mechanical work, or general DIY projects, the gloves allow you to maintain excellent finger sensitivity.The nitrile-coated palms provide a secure grip without making the gloves feel bulky. They work well when handling tools, boxes, automotive parts, or other items where a little extra traction is helpful. The coating also offers light resistance to oils and moisture, though these aren't intended for heavily saturated environments.Comfort is another strong point. The breathable liner does a good job keeping hands cool, and the stretchy material moves naturally with your hands. I found them much more comfortable for extended wear than thicker utility gloves.The touchscreen compatibility is convenient and actually useful. Being able to quickly use a phone, scanner, GPS, or tablet without constantly removing gloves saves time and hassle.The six-pair pack also adds good value. At roughly $4.15 per pair, they're reasonably priced for gloves that appear durable enough for repeated use and machine washing.The only thing to keep in mind is that these are designed for light- to medium-duty work. They're optimized for comfort, grip, and dexterity rather than heavy impact protection or cut resistance.Overall, these are comfortable, well-fitting work gloves that offer excellent dexterity, good grip, and useful touchscreen functionality. For mechanics, warehouse workers, DIYers, gardeners, or anyone who needs hand protection without sacrificing finger control, they're a solid choice.Rating: 4.5/5 stars. The lightweight feel and excellent dexterity are their biggest strengths.