Micro Foam Nitrile Coated Work Gloves

[Size: Large]
These gloves are great! The material is definitely breathable, which makes them comfortable to wear for longer periods without my hands feeling overly hot or sweaty. The gloves aren't too thick. I keep a pair in my tackle box and use them to help protect my fingers from fish teeth and spikes when handling fish. They have also been useful for a variety of projects around the house, including spray painting, gardening, woodworking, and other tasks where I want a little extra protection and grip.At $20 for a six pair pack, I think these offer a good value. They are durable enough to get plenty of use out of each pair, so the pack should last quite a while. Overall, these are versatile gloves that are useful both for fishing and everyday projects.

[Size: Large, Size: Large]
The sizing was perfect for me (large). Rubberized coating on the palm and fingers helps get a grip. They fit nicely over a nitrile glove so you can protect your hands from exposure to oil and chemicals, with these gloves providing the durable protection needed to prevent your nitrile gloves from getting cut on the first tool or engine part you grab. Really like these for the dirty phase of general mechanic tasks. But they’re also great for light household chores. Not bulky like the heavy leather gloves so you can still do things requiring fine dexterity while keeping your hands clean and protected. I put a pair into the glovebox of every vehicle. Just in case you’re doing a tire change on the side of the road, these will be really helpful. Highly recommend.

[Size: X-Large, Size: X-Large]
The Comix Nitrile Coated Work Gloves is a great value pack of 6 gloves!They arrived compressed and stuck together, but easily separate as you lift them. I recommend putting the gloves on once they arrive to open the spots that are clinging together and take them from looking misshapen to regular gloves.I regularly don these gloves to do light gardening tasks and yard work. My husband uses them for home maintenance and light mechanical tasks too. These fit a bit loose one my large hands, but I am okay with that so they work for both of us.This is a nice value pack of 6 sets of gloves and I have had success throwing these in the washing machine and then air drying to clean if they are dirty with garden dirt. Please note: I said “neoprene” in the video when the correct word is “nitrile.” These are nitrile coated.

[Size: Large, Size: Large]
Firstly, before jumping into the review, I'll comment on the funny thing that strikes me with more and more of the items that I unpack that originate from distant shores and that is how compressed these gloves arrive. Somewhere there is a big squishing machine that takes whatever you feed it, gloves, pillows, towels, and just squishes them under tons of pressure to ensure the smallest and most economical form factor for long distance shipping. Now, upon pulling the unharmed and perfectly fine gloves apart, here is what you'll find...These are good gloves which I purchased to replace some of my well worn and beloved Milwaukee-brand nitrile coated gloves. Sized as large, they were a little tighter than I expected, felt a little less breathable than I hoped and had a slightly smoother, less textured grip than my Milwaukee's, but at lower cost they are good enough for yard and tool work. Given the fit and grip of these gloves, I could use them for yard tool and bolt work, but not finer motor work requiring high dexterity which is fine for my purposes. For more detailed work, I would switch to pure nitrile gloves.The included pictures are meant to compare these gloves (first two shots) to my similar, but well worn, Milwaukee's (last two shots). Overall, these seem to be well made and good enough for my intended yard and garage use. Over time, I expect (and hope) they will both loosen up and soften up which would move them from good to great.

[Size: X-Large, Size: X-Large]
These are a nice set of light to medium weight work gloves. I ordered the 6 pack of size extra-large gloves. They fit very well so I would say they run true to size. . They slide on my hand easily and have some elastic stretch to them. Once on my hand they fit snugly but not too tight. They have a pretty decent sized cuff which fits well, but does tend to roll-up on my wrist just a little bit.Like most gloves in this class they feature a hybrid fabric shell, an elastic wrist with an elastic cuff, and a nitrile coating around three-fourth of the fingers and the palm or underside of your hand. The material is a mixture of nylon and spandex and is very comfortable. The listing states it is 15 gauge so on the lighter or thinner size of a medium weight glove.The coating on the palm and underside of the fingers is a nitrile coating. It gives the gloves a pretty good grip in dry and light oil situations. You do have pretty good dexterity with these gloves. As with all gloves of this type they promote their touchscreen compatibility and with most gloves the answer is that yes, sort-of.These gloves do not carry any specific cut or abrasion rating as a lot of gloves do. These are meant for light warehouse or mechanic work mostly to keep your hands clean and comfortable (and some warmth to them though I wouldn't go shovel snow in them).Overall a good set of gloves!

[Size: X-Large, Size: X-Large]
I’ve gone through a lot of “XL” work gloves over the years, and most of them end up being too tight or uncomfortable for my larger hands—but these Comix nitrile-coated gloves are exactly what I’ve been looking for.The fit is spot-on. They truly feel like a proper XL, with enough room to move comfortably while still maintaining a snug, secure feel. The material has just the right amount of stretch, which makes them easy to wear for extended periods without feeling restrictive.The nitrile-coated palm provides excellent grip and protection, whether I’m handling tools, working with materials, or doing general tasks around the house or job site. They strike a great balance between durability and flexibility, so you don’t lose dexterity.Another big plus is the lack of that strong chemical odor you often get with coated gloves. These were ready to use right out of the package without needing to air them out first.Overall, these gloves are comfortable, well-fitting, and practical for a variety of tasks. If you’ve struggled to find true-to-size XL gloves, these are definitely worth trying.

[Size: X-Large, Size: X-Large]
I'm a big fan of this style of glove in general, and this brand (Comix) has done a great job in manufacturing these! I struggled with work gloves for years. Fit, feel, weight, sweaty, dexterity... All major struggles. These gloves, however, are lighweight and breathable, while offering good grip. These will keep dirt and grease from getting embedded in your fingernails and pores, while also keep sweat build up from occurring while in use. These are my go to gloves for everything from automotive work to outdoor gardening. For mixing chemical, however, these do not offer waterproof protection for your hands.A few extra details I think the manufacturer does well....1. The back of the hand is EXTRA breathable. Very stretch and nearly see through. This is acceptable (and preferred) for keeping your hands dry.2. The wrist material is a DIFFERENT material than the back of the hand. A coarser tighter knit material that does an excellent job of keeping the glove "down" and not sliding off. Sort of like an elastic waistband is to pants...3. The termination at the wrist has extra material (the green bit). This will still likely be a weak point, in that it will stretch out. But the extra material should help it to hold up and not deform like an old shirt neck hole...4. The coating on the fingers is quite uniform and thick. Cheaper gloves have thin spots, but these appear very uniform and should hold up well over time.Very please with these gloves. They are not the cheapest I've seen, but they ARE the best I've used of this format. I have no reservations about saying that.

[Size: Medium, Size: Medium]
This set of 6 pairs of Comix nitrile coated work gloves arrived crammed into a very small rectangular box. They were so tightly put into the box that they stuck firmly to one another. One pair was really crushed and took quite awhile to pull apart and get my fingers into each glove.The fit (medium size), while correct in length, was not as form fitting on my fingers as similar nitrile coated work gloves. The back of the gloves were soft and conforming. The coating did provide a reasonable grip both wet and dry.I found the gloves were ok for general shop work, but not very good for detailed work because of the poor finger fit. However, for approximately $4 a pair they serve their purpose.