Review on Schneider Nitrile Exam Gloves - Black 4mil Latex-Free Disposable Gloves for Medical, Cleaning & Food Prep - Powder-Free by Michael Baker

I work with paint and work with gloves with various coatings (resin, varnish, etc.) that I come into contact with. Disposable gloves are pretty good. Unfortunately, I struggle with glove sizes because I have chubby hands with short fingers (insert joke). So my norm is gloves that match the width of my hand but are fairly long on the fingers or just a little loose overall. These gloves have a bit of an issue with long fingers but not as bad as some brands and they fit the rest of my hand comfortably. They don't extend much past the wrist so I think they can be considered a bit short in that regard but there's enough material to cover my Fitbit so I'm happy lol. It's not like I'm dealing with a bunch of sharp objects. in my paint shop but these gloves are also noticeably thicker than some others I've bought and I appreciate the quality. If they don't get very dirty I'll use the gloves a few times and they're holding up great. My final observation is that for some odd reason, my hands don't sweat as much with these gloves on. My painting room is quite warm in the summer, so my hands are usually wet when I take off my gloves after a few hours. It wasn't a big problem with them, so it's a nice little perk. Overall, when comparing these particular gloves to other nitrile gloves advertised specifically for painting jobs, Schneider gloves are a superior product at the best price. To give you an idea, the last time I bought a box from Wally World, I paid about $20 for a box *grimace*. So many gloves. Disgusting, laugh. Anyway, that was the item I got as part of Revain Vine, but I'll definitely be ordering more if I run out!