🧤 Liberty G-Grip Nitrile Micro-Foam Palm Coated Glove - 13-Gauge Gray Nylon Shell, Large, Black (Pack of 12) Review

My employer recently started offering them at work. We use them for light electrical work. Not for protection against electric shock, but for other tasks. They provide some protection while maintaining dexterity and keeping hands clean. I liked them so much I bought a dozen pairs for home use. I use them at home for light farm work and also when searching for metal.

I work for UPS, unloading semi-finished products and handling thousands of boxes a day. Gloves are required. With a new pair of gloves, mid-shift after dropping a few boxes, I realized that bare-handed work is better than those crappy gloves. I used to buy Maxiflex gloves and they were much better than these. These gloves have terrible grip and slip on hands a lot more than Maxiflex gloves, and Maxiflex gloves aren't even the best gloves.

These gloves are great. I have (well actually still) used "Mechanix" gloves when working in my shop, but for the price I paid for them pay they were almost as short lived as long as I need them. I wanted something that offered even better dexterity and was more disposable so I gave them a try. For the price they can't be beat. After I bought these gloves I wear them all the time while crafting or working on my cars, I usually switch to leather gloves when I pick up a grinder or welder, but only