🧤 Large Orange SAS Safety 66573 Astro-Grip Powder-Free Nitrile Gloves, 7 Mil Review

I bought these because the store ones are 5 mil thick and tear too easily. They are strong and hold up well and are easy to see. I just wish they were a little bigger (maybe I got the wrong size).

SAS makes great gloves. They don't tear easily and the color is a great safe orange. Recently ordered another brand, a little cheaper and not sure if I missed a million but they seem to be a lot thinner so I'll just stick with SAS to save time.

I didn't like that they came in a big postal envelope. The box is destroyed and the ends are open. Just packing it in a box would have prevented that. Who would have thought that putting them in a bag would be a good idea? They'll probably be useable, but the box will be very annoying until the gloves are gone.

SAS offers the best nitrile gloves. I have tried different brands and nothing has the same quality as these gloves. I always use SAS Raven gloves. This time I chose the SAS Astro-Grip. These are great gloves, they have better puncture and chemical resistance than Ravens and they also have better grip thanks to the Astro-Grip design.

Having tried many different types of disposable gloves I have no doubt that these gloves are the "BEST" in terms of price, quality and durability. You can find gloves cheaper, but what's the point if you keep ripping them minutes after you put them on. These gloves stick to them which is amazing. The bright orange color is a nice touch. And they are very thick compared to others.

Very bad quality! I'm a butcher and wanted to try these gloves over the Adenna 8 mil gloves, they work great. These Astrogrips don't even compare. I wanted to see if the pattern was important and I like the Adenna pattern better. And they REALLY stink, as others have said, they have an awkward chemical smell. Worst of all, I've tried them for other uses and they've melted during oil changes and even just from contact with water. Probably very old stock? Sorry, I'll stay with Adena.

The best disposable gloves I have ever used. Curriculum Vitae: 30 years experience in a Level 1 Trauma Hospital ER. I have used many, many disposable gloves. First old vinyl, then latex and nitrile, powdered and unpowdered. I have used these gloves as personal protective equipment in the ER and OR and anywhere my hands might be contaminated and to prevent patient and surface contamination. These gloves are not medical, but I use them at home, in the garage, and in the yard. They also wear out…