Review on Microflex DFK 608 M Medium Flock Lined Gloves by Omar Allen

As a mad scientist, I need a glove that will protect me from various dangerous and unpleasant substances that I come into contact with. I can't tell you how many times the gloves I've worn have saved my fingers and hands. The flocked lining makes it easy to put on and doesn't leave a powdery residue to contaminate my mixes. They're thin enough and form fitting to the body that I can work with my fragile gear while wearing them, saving time in my quest for world domination. I'm even wearing them while writing this review and I make almost no mistakes on the keyboard. They are not made of latex or natural rubber, so I don't have to worry about my latex allergy. They are also textured to hold jars, wrenches, or my nefarious experiments despite being wet with various slippery substances. They're not sterile, but let's face it, if you're in my garage lab, sterility isn't really an issue. I can (and have) worn these gloves for hours, they are comfortable, versatile and even keep my hands warm and dry when experimenting on a clock tower at night during a thunderstorm. I'm not saying they will keep my hands warm in the snow, but that won't be a problem as I'm on the verge of eliminating winter. The sleeve protrudes a few inches above my forearm, even when I'm dipping into someone up to the wrist. I mean something sticky, my hands stay soft and supple. Oh, and my being says the forest green color is amazing with my white lab coat. I will definitely buy them again (until I achieve world domination and demand that my minions produce them for free).