🧤 SAS Safety Raven Powder Free Black Nitrile Gloves - X-Large (5 Pack) - Enhanced SEO Review

Best gloves for the money! I am a mechanic and have tried many different brands of gloves for my work and found Raven to be the best!

They stuck together pretty badly I think due to improper storage but after you separate them they are fine. They don't stick like that when I buy them from a local store.

Their price is excellent, I use them when working with heavy equipment and they are great. Other places I buy from have a higher price per box so thanks for the value of 5 boxes.

I've been a gloved mechanic since the late 1980's. I also volunteer as a paramedic. I've had the opportunity to use MANY different brands and types. The first latex and since the mid 90's nitrile. You work for me every weekday.

Although these gloves are a little expensive, they are worth it! I've used them in gunsmithing, automotive, and just about every other project you can think of. They are very durable and just a great product!

Auto Zone sells these gloves and highly recommend them. I love them, I use them for cars and gardening. They're thick enough to be reliable and strong, but thin enough to pull out even the smallest weeds. Revain's wholesale is $10 a box, compared to Auto Zone's $16.

I am a diesel mechanic and wear these gloves very often. Of all the ones I've tried, these last the longest. They fit so tight it feels like I'm not wearing gloves at all and I have almost the same dexterity as a bare hand. I definitely recommend them, especially buying this one. They might be a bit more expensive at your local parts store, but buying them this way will set you back less than $10 a box, which is less than half what the parts store sells. Second only to these gloves are the…

If you're like me, you've spent countless years searching for the 'best' disposable gloves. As someone who has a lot of hobbies including working with outboard engines these are my favorite gloves at the moment! The X-Large gloves are very good for large hands and I have yet to break any of them while wearing them. Most of the time I can use gloves, take them off and save them for reuse. Even when using a grinding/wire wheel, the gloves stay on and don't tear. They also have a very small grip…