🧤 Reli. XL Disposable Gloves - 1000 Pack Bulk, Hybrid Plastic Gloves Disposable - Latex Free / Powder Free, Clear Gloves for Hand Protection / Food Handling, Sizes S/M/L/XL Available Review

These gloves are rarely a good alternative to latex and polyethylene gloves for catering but shipping takes a long time. Why does it take 4-7 days for these damn things to arrive?

They are advertised on kitchen tools but due to a shortage of 9mil gloves they have had to serve as a replacement in the store. I have found that they sometimes last longer than my store bought gloves. I don't recommend using them in the store due to the loose fit, but they passed this test.

These gloves were a pleasant surprise. I'm size XL, they fit comfortably. They are also very well made. I use them when cooking, painting, changing engine oil. They feel thicker than other gloves I've used, even nitrile gloves. I will probably buy more of these.

I have an average man's hand, the large one seems to fit perfectly almost tight, the gloves are flexible and don't tear easily, I stretch them u they break no, they are way better than plastic food grade polyester which tears almost every time. I recommend these gloves as a cheaper alternative to vinyl or latex gloves.

Pleasantly surprised by these gloves. I'm size XL, they fit comfortably. They are also very well made. I use them when cooking, painting, changing engine oil. They feel thicker than other gloves I've used, even nitrile gloves. I will probably buy more of these.

I have a medium sized male hand, the large one seems to fit perfectly, almost snug, the gloves are flexible and don't tear easily, I stretch them and they don't pull They don't break, they do are much better than food grade plastic polyester which tears almost every time. I recommend these gloves as a cheaper alternative to vinyl or latex gloves.

Gloves prices are still ridiculously high after a year of Covid. These gloves are better than the lowest quality grocery gloves, but they don't fit as well as the gloves I usually buy for housework, which cost between $35-$40 per thousand pre-Covid. So I'm not comparing them to high quality nitrile gloves, but to regular, powder-free vinyl gloves. I have big hands so I bought XL. They stretch a little and don't tear right away, that's a good thing. The length of my hand from the base of my palm