Ultimate Protection: ThxToms Heavy Duty Latex Gloves Resist Strong Acid, Alkali And Oil - 18", 1 Pair Review

I have large hands for a woman, but these are so big and impossible to hold something with (like a spray can because you have no dexterity.) I needed to use them to spray for fleas and it was really difficult to hold the can accurately with these, the rubber got in the way of the spray.I would have returned them, but as I said, I used them. I expected them to be large but not so large my hand could slip out of them. They seem to be quality and if offered a smaller size I would purchase again…

After getting a nasty case of poison ivy moving some tree branches in the backyard I went crazy trying to prevent it in the future.Since wearing these, I've yet to develop a nasty rash again. So im hoping they are working!

You can really use this more than 1 minute while dishwashing for large bands or the glove will start to slip and the fingers are way to long and big and won’t have a grip on anything. The best reason to buy these gloves I would think if you would have really large hands (xxl) or if you plan to fertilize or lawn mow or do something where you keep your hand still.

I bought these for when I clean. I love that I can make the dish water pretty hot and still scrub my dishes without burning my hands. The thing is they don't have much grip. I just move a bit slower when washing plates bc it can be pretty slick. But very nice gloves. I would recommend.

Works well for mixing pool chemicals or cleaning the traps without getting hands and arms wet. ( especially in the winter months)

Depending on your use case these might work well for you. They're reasonably thick so I have no doubt they're more durable than the previous pair of rubber gloves that I used from Home Depot. But these gloves appear to be made from chlorinated latex which causes the surface to be very smooth and so it has very little grip.

My husband needed some good waterproof gloves for a water trough that he has behind our house for wildlife and these seemed to fit the bill! He told me they are like "milk house gloves" and being from a farm background he was pleased to realize that so hopefully if anyone needs quality gloves for a chore consider these gloves.

These gloves go on easily compared to gloves that are tighter and yet the fingers are tight enough. The cuffs kind of flare out a bit so getting a long sleeve shirt or sleeve from a coverall, covered by then is easy. If you want a tight fitting glove where you squeeze the sleeve in, these are not for you. I use other gloves for that. For messy projects, I also buy single use gloves and use those over these. Yes, that means I have 2 gloves on .

Might try to layer think gloves under these next time. I wear large in latex gloves and these aren’t as snug as I wish they where for safety reasons. My fingers are long, but my hands aren’t wide if that’s helpful for anyone. They do seem to be sufficiently protective though which is the most important part.

These are great. I use them often, they have great grip. They are not tight on the hands and not meant to be, but have decent but not very fine dexterity in them. However, much better than I had expected. For the price, I didn't expect them to be as decent as they are. They exceeded my expectations. 10/10 for this price range.

If you work in a commercial kitchen, you know how caustic detergent can be on your skin. Add to that the use of steel wool to scrub stubborn buildup on stainless steel pots and pans. The combination of these two willha rub your fingers raw. These gloves not only prevent raw fingers but you'll be able to handle hot pots and pans too while you wash. The only concern I have for you involves the size. Tho the glove fits nicely along my arm, the gloves themselves are oversized making it difficult to