Medline VEN6045R Venom Steel Premium Industrial Black Nitrile 🧤 Gloves (Pack of 50) - Maximum Protection for Industrial Use Review

They are very durable and relatively easy to put on and take off. I can highly recommend them for painting or similar work. I have bought them twice and will buy them again when they run out. Sometimes I just wash the outside and use it again.

As a contractor I use a lot of disposable gloves and this is high on my list. They go on easily, stay in place and I have yet to tear any while working. I can turn a wrench and use chemicals. I have used them to clean dirty grease covered engines with scrapers and chemicals and they are correct. Good product, I started using them two years ago and will continue until the quality drops.

They are definitely thicker than standard latex or nitrile but I find they still tear easily. I'm surprised they don't hold up better given their thickness, but they're still a little more durable than stock. They are a little loose and baggy and I usually wear the middle ones in similar gloves for a snug fit with some sagging. They're ok, but I'll probably stick with the cheaper standard gloves.

This is fantastic. I am an enthusiastic make it your seller. I paint and renovate the house myself and my hands are always dirty. I can't wear gloves when painting or changing the oil in one of my many cars or other machines. I've tried regular rubber gloves but they tear right away. I saw the guys on the TV show Road Kill mention it so I decided to buy a box. Now they are regularly sold with WD-40 and duct tape! They will always be at my fingertips. They're trained, won't break, and give me…

These gloves are awesome! I bought these for auto detailing - they are very convenient and easy to use. like a glove. (Which is good because that's how they are!) They stretch, so there's no discomfort. They are lightly textured for better support. Like anything, including bare skin, oil and grease make it slippery. expected. But they work MUCH better than those crappy blue nitrile gloves. There are other thinner black gloves that are still more durable and cheaper but not as durable as these…

I originally ordered 2 of these boxes last year at the start of the pandemic. The fact that I ordered them had nothing to do with the pandemic. Hemmings Muscle Machine had a great article on it so I ordered a couple of boxes. The ones I had were good, but not the Hemmings ones. I tried to back order and they came back with a message saying they have no info on when they will be back in stock. I had to resort to blue nitrile gloves that I could get locally. Yhey doesn't hold up nearly as well as