GLOVEWORKS HD Industrial Ivory Latex Gloves, Medium Size, 8 🧤 Mil, Powder Free, Textured Surface, Disposable - Box of 100 (ILHD44100-BX) Review

Nice gloves but they are not 8 mil latex, they are 4 mil latex. You shouldn't advertise 8mils when you can obviously put them next to a pair of 8mil gloves and they're only twice as thin as an actual 8mil glove. At the same time, the texture is Googled, and the gloves are decent, just not "heavy duty".

My wife cleans the house professionally and wears gloves. She said she wished the gloves were a bit thicker and the top part of the gloves didn't constantly roll off her. Sometimes they break; This is combined with the fact that the tops roll down allowing water to enter. They are pretty expensive for what you get.

Wrong size. Fingers aren't close enough to catch on my file. I'm a nail technician, it's not safe for me to wear this while using my e-file. I cut off 3 middle fingers to use. I definitely should have tried the smaller size. I'm sure they work great in other areas but not in mine.

I have used Gloveworks Orange gloves in the past and have been very happy with them. I bought these gloves because they need to be the same thickness as the orange gloves. They're clearly not as thick as the orange gloves. I had the opportunity to compare one of them side by side. I use 4-5 pairs of white gloves at the same time as 1 pair of orange gloves.

These gloves are great for light work. I have used it for house painting and car work. They are slightly more durable than my previous 6 mil and comfortable to wear. They keep your hands clean but tear sometimes. The only complaints are that it feels slippery. Tools slip out of my hands, and gloves tend to stick to the inside of my hands, making them difficult to take off without tearing them when you want to use them again. Overall, these gloves are great for dirty but light work.

I ordered nitrile gloves and was severely disappointed, both medium (too tight) and large (easy to put on but very wrinkled, crappy). Maybe it's the manufacturer or maybe the material, but I couldn't accept either version (M or L). I just gave them all to a thrift store - unacceptable to me but maybe free at a reasonable price to someone. These Ammex latex gloves are easy to put on and have a very good fit. You are exactly what I was looking for in this regard. In addition, they are very…

I am a qualified engineer and have been using this make/model for almost 10 years. Personally I don't like the texture of nitrile or anything other than latex and as far as latex goes I have never found a better product for thickness/strength. However, I remember that 6 years ago you could pull them down to the elbow and put them back on like any glove, that's no longer possible. So far nothing has come out better than what I've tried in latex. Sometimes I get less than 5 pieces per box which…

This is a great general purpose glove solution. These gloves are just as thick (if not a little thicker) than the Microflex Diamond Grip gloves and are difficult to tear. (I tried tearing off a bead to use as a rubber band and had to resort to scissors because the latex in this glove literally wouldn't tear.) They're thick enough to protect against ESD, so could use one be an option for electronics. These gloves are off-white in color ranging from beige to slightly yellowish, indicating high…