💚 Shamrock 83013-L Black Nitrile Powder-Free Gloves: Large, Fully Textured, Industrial - High-Quality Protection for Versatile Applications Review

These are nitrile gloves and I use them to process resin for 3D printing. I had a few breaks but no more than usual with nitrile gloves, even in hospitals the gloves sometimes break when putting them on. I won't comment on the price as I bought them in the middle of a pandemic but they are not inflated in any way.

although I wanted to draw this I found the measurements for your hand are not entirely accurate. My hand is 4" in diameter and according to them I should wear L, I think if your hand size is 4" it would be better to take XL because these L are badly needed for my hand. .

Good gloves for crafting, cleaning, cooking or general use. The packaging doesn't say anything about food or medical safety but I've used it in the kitchen, can't stand to touch raw meat, no problem. They are thicker than the blue ones I usually buy and seem a bit larger. I will buy these again!

I paid for "6 mil black nitrile gloves" as the product name would suggest, but I received your clear powder-free vinyl gloves!? Handling loose and unneeded items, whether cleaning, stripping or assembling, exposes your hands to oils and solvents, and these materials can cause your grip to become compromised. That's $15 for the cheapest gloves on the market. This is bad business

I bought these 6 mil gloves to increase durability over thinner gloves. It did not work. I go through these gloves twice as fast. Replaced the carburetor on my daughter's scooter and tore a different brand 6.4mm glove. I ordered these gloves because I figured 6 million would be enough for the same repair on my other daughter's scooter. After 13 gloves, the extra thickness didn't seem to help. I feel like I would be better off with a thinner, better quality glove than this one.

I have had other brands of 6 mil nitrile gloves that I have been happy with but due to Covid these brands were not available so I had to try my luck with these. Looks like I lost that bet. I first noticed the problem when I first started working on the car and within 5 minutes I already had 3 cracks on the fingers of the pair of gloves I was wearing. These were lightweight 10mm nuts. After an hour I had used up 5 gloves and decided to just grab them with my bare hands. On a whim I decided to…

I have been using blue nitrile gloves for automotive work in my workshop for a long time. I decided to give them a try as they were slightly thicker than blue nitrile and cost less than a regular box of exam gloves. I can say I was pleasantly surprised. They appear to be more durable than blue gloves and have better "grip" than smooth blue gloves. I haven't noticed any issues with less feel due to the thicker glove. But I've found that I rarely have to rip off and replace torn/damaged Mig…

I had other brands of 6 mil nitrile gloves in store that I was happy with but due to Covid these brands were not available so I was forced to try my luck with them to try. this. Looks like I lost that bet. I first noticed the problem when I first started working on the car and within 5 minutes I already had 3 cracks on the fingers of the pair of gloves I was wearing. These were lightweight 10mm nuts. After an hour I had used up 5 gloves and decided to just grab them with my bare hands. On a…

I usually use latex gloves when pouring epoxy for resale but the last 2 batches fell apart when I just put them on so I decided to try these. They're nice and thick so I'm not worried about them breaking, so that's good. They fit very well. I have to get used to them being a bit less grippy than the latex ones, the bottles I use are high density polyethylene and I felt like they were a bit slippery in my hand the whole time and I heard a little Squeak when they are slightly slipped (reason for…