UC UC Global Trade IncLarge Disposable Vinyl Exam Gloves, 4 Mil-Thick -Latex Free Powder Free, Food Safe, Cleaning Gloves-Blue, 100 count

These are the best durable gloves we've found for picking up our dog's poop in our yard. They don't rip open and they fit my husband's large hands.

Pretty good for gardening when a fine sense of touch is needed.

Good product for the price

I have many nitrile gloves and when compared with this gloves, they are very different.The nitrile gloves are more stretchy and elastic so they feel more sticky in my hands. I sweat a lot when wearing a nitrile gloves and it gets sticky inside the gloves quickly. Basically, the condensation forms very quickly inside the nitrile gloves.This vinyl gloves, on the other hand (PUN intended), are not so elastic and feels different from nitrile or latex gloves.These are vinyl so water and grease tend to run off the vinyl gloves rather than sticking to nitrile gloves. So I actually prefer these vinyl gloves when cleaning or working with oil and grease compared to nitrile gloves.I also sweat less inside the gloves because they are not elastic and have slightly more room for air compared to nitrile gloves.I think the thickness is about the same as the nitrile gloves but because nitrile material is elastic and stretchy, it's easier to get punctured and get ripped. These are less likely to get punctured due to the fact that they are not stretched out.I think nitrile and vinyl gloves have different purposes and I would prefer this vinyl gloves if I have to wear it for long time or when working with grease or oil. These serve what I need.Hope this was useful... and if it was, please click on the helpful button below. Thank you!

Great quality for price

My husband loves these gloves. XL fits his large hands. They are very durable.

Bought for protection from chemicals in resin printing (Resin, Isopropyl Alcohol). I don't usually require x-large gloves, but I can just barely get these on without tearing them. They are durable enough for the clean-up I bought them for. My cleanup is fairly quick and requires minimum force so cheaper gloves when I'm only going to wear them for 5 minutes isn't all bad.I grabbed a pair when I was doing some interior house-painting and they just aren't up to the longer term and more aggressive environment. One lightish rub of the back of hand against the wall and you've got a hole. If that's what you need them for, I'd recommend a thicker glove.

Too small.Suggest you size up.