UltraDuty Black Nitrile Gloves 6 Mil

[Size: Medium, Number of Items: 100]
These seem good do far. Good thickness and fit. Not much to say about them. Work as intended

[Size: Large, Number of Items: 100, Size: Large, Number of Items: 100]
I picked up these gloves mainly for working on oily saws in my garage, since most of what I do is lapidary‑related and I like having something that keeps my hands cleaner without getting in the way. For general use they do fine. The fit is comfortable, and they come off easily. One small thing I noticed is they’re actually a little loose around my wrists which is a tiny bit surprising since I have thick wrists.They hold up for lighter tasks, but when rubbing against something slightly abbrasive, I found myself tearing through them more than I’d like. Going from 6 Mil to 8 Mil has been a noticeable improvement for me in the past, and that difference showed up again here.These are still workable for quick or low‑stress jobs, but for what I do regularly, I’ll be grabbing the thicker version next time.

[Size: Medium, Number of Items: 100]
Exelente

[Size: Large, Number of Items: 100, Size: Large, Number of Items: 100]
Handling uncured resin for 3D printing, spraying paint, and working in the garage makes a good box of nitrile gloves an essential shop tool. These stand out right away by offering a thicker, more tear resistant material than the flimsy, paper-thin gloves usually found in big box stores around this same price range.The grip texture is especially well executed. Rather than relying on a heavy, sticky latex dip, the surface has a fine leather grain like pattern that provides extra traction without feeling bulky. It gives a solid hold on wet resin prints, slick parts, or oily tools without slipping. Sizing is right on target, with the Large fitting comfortably like standard work gloves. Combining durable protection with dependable grip, these are a great go to option for keeping hands clean and safe during messy project work.

[Size: Large, Number of Items: 100, Size: Large, Number of Items: 100]
I've recently started wearing gloves for projects around the house and helps to keep my hands clean. But some jobs need a thicker gloves. I have 3mill that works great but at times it rips. So I'm trying a 6mil thickness and what a difference the extra 3mil makes. Would i replace the 6mil for the 3mil, no. If I have a tougher project, like changing oil or working on plumbing the 6mil will be used.These gloves are strong enough to be reusable if you are careful when removing. The thickness allows for better grip. I wear a size 9 so the large fit well. I like the the length of the sleeve it helps give extra protection.Great value and great functionality.

[Size: Large, Number of Items: 100, Size: Large, Number of Items: 100]
I bought these primarily for working with epoxy resin, and they've been excellent. The 6 mil thickness offers a great balance between protection and flexibility. They're thick enough that I don't worry about accidental tears or resin soaking through, but they're still comfortable enough to handle small tools and detailed work.The textured surface provides a secure grip, even when things get a little messy, and the gloves fit well without feeling bulky. I've worn them through several longer resin sessions, and they stayed comfortable the entire time without stretching out or ripping.Being latex-free and powder-free is another plus since they don't leave any residue on my projects or irritate my skin. The black color also hides resin stains much better than lighter-colored gloves, so they continue to look clean throughout a project.If you're looking for durable disposable gloves for resin crafting, painting, DIY projects, or general workshop use, these are a great value. I'll definitely be keeping these stocked in my workshop.

[Size: Medium, Number of Items: 100]
These heavy-duty nitrile gloves are definitely worth spending a little extra on if you do automotive work or spend time in the shop. They're noticeably thicker than standard nitrile gloves, and that extra thickness makes a big difference.I keep a box in my workshop and use them for everything from brake jobs to spray painting and working with lacquers. Unlike thinner disposable gloves, these do a much better job of keeping grease, oil, paint, and solvents off your hands. They're also much more resistant to tearing, which means I don't have to stop in the middle of a project to replace a ripped glove.The fit is comfortable, they provide good dexterity, and they hold up well during tougher jobs. For light-duty tasks, standard nitrile gloves are fine, but when I'm working on vehicles or using paints and chemicals, these are the ones I reach for.If you regularly work in a garage or workshop, I think these are well worth the extra cost. They're durable, comfortable, and provide the extra protection that thinner gloves just can't match.

[Size: Large, Number of Items: 100, Size: Large, Number of Items: 100]
These gloves are suitable for many uses around the house or garage. Having 100 of them in this box means that you can use one anytime you need one, or use a pair anytime you need a pair, and you don't have to worry about running out anytime soon. My wife and I like to keep gloves like this under the kitchen sink for heavy duty cleaning jobs or in the garage for checking the oil in our cars, or for messing with the air pressure in the tires. I usually don't think of these things until I'm getting into the car to go somewhere, and then I don't want to get my hands dirty. These gloves are perfect for that.They are very stretchy, of course, and are easy to put on and take off. I was also surprised at the fact that when I have these gloves on, I can still use my phone. The screen may not recognize my thumbprint, but it does know that I am using the screen and responds accordingly.For the price, it's hard to beat a box of 100 gloves like this. Even if you only used one pair per week, that's almost a whole year's worth! Have a box of gloves like this nearby and be prepared.