🧤 Medium 12 Pack of Showa Atlas 370BLK Nitrile Tough Gloves Review

I have 12 packs of these three sizes in my garage and hayloft. If you're dealing with weeds, hay, horses, etc. that's just great. Your flexibility is top notch. my fingers can move, open gates, etc. a As for durability, I don't have barbed wire on my ranch, but there are plenty of twisted wire fences. He scratched the back of his hand as he squeezed through the fence wearing gloves. Part of the skin torn off, but not the glove! (Lesson: don't wear full protection!) Great quality. I'm still…

I use these gloves for gardening. They protect my hands well when pulling thorny weeds and at the same time they fit very well and are very comfortable. I also like how they sit halfway to my elbow and fit so snugly that nothing - flora or fauna - gets caught in the cuff. I've had 2 pairs over the last 3 years that have held up in both summer and conservatory gardens and have remained flexible and portable despite constant exposure to sun and rain. Because they last so long, I'm giving away a…

I love Atlas gloves and have been using them for quite some time. They seem to last quite a long time and I expose them a lot sometimes. Good hold and good fit. The only downside is that after a few days they start smelling like my school gym clothes. It should be noted that the last pack I received (a week ago from the date of this review) was not made by Atlas Glove, it appears to be the exact same glove but with the name "Showa 370" . I'm not sure if all sellers have the same item or not…

When I was a PepsiCo CDL driver, the company gave us a couple of these a week to process products. I fell in love with her quickly. In addition to being compatible with the touch screen, they handle the controls perfectly and are ideal for pre-trip inspections. As soon as I left PepsiCo to hit the road, I decided to buy them for myself. No regret. I can usually get a pair that will last me at least a month on normal daily driving duties. A pack of 12 is enough for a year. However, if you are a…

I'm a contractor who knows work gloves. I usually burn up some premium synthetic/leather (so they say) in storage boxes in two to three days at most. I gave up $20-$30 work gloves after accidentally trying them. Was visiting Meng and was unexpectedly asked to help someone. I grabbed a few of them running around the islands grabbing materials while even looking at them intently. I wore them that day expecting them to tear but to my surprise they didn't get any worse. I ended up working on the…

I use them all the time. It's like a chemically resistant tough sacrificial skin layer. To give you an idea of the durability my full hands are starting to wear out so I'm ordering them again now. I bought the last batch 3 years ago. I gave away a few sets, I have one set in each of my trucks (work, home and farm) and the rest in my shop. When they get dirty I just toss them in the laundry and they're fine (don't tell my wife). I even threw them in the dryer and they still lasted 3 years. The…

I have been using these gloves for about three years now and I am very satisfied. At only about $3 a pair when bought in a 12 pack here at Revain, they truly represent the best value. These gloves are very durable, comfortable, they're so much like a second skin I don't have to take them off to text my boss on my phone. The only negative is that if you sweat a lot from work, after a few weeks of wearing your hands will smell like moldy cheese. However, I solved this problem by soaking them in…