MAGID Insulating Electrical Gloves, Size 8, Class 0 | Cuff Length - 11", "Lineman Gloves for Electricians, Voltage Protection

When I ordered these, for the price, I was expecting a lot. Happy to say they are what I was hoping for! I am a Master Electrician and retired from the utility in San Diego. I KNOW what I am doing. For those looking for a good rubber glove; LOW-VOLTAGE, these will do for substation low-voltage work on a DAILY basis. I bought these for the occasional job, NOT heavy day-work, but THESE can be your daily work glove - just be sure to get a BETTER quality cover glove than the ones I bought to go with these (in photos), which are great for the occasional job. BE SURE TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS and work only in intended voltage range! OVER THESE I have the Magid goatskin cover gloves you see in the photos. LOW VOLTAGE (1000 or less AC) for up to Class 0. YOU DO NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT WEAR THESE RUBBER GLOVES ALONE! They go underneath the cover gloves like in the photos! These are extremely easy to tear on their own! So they need to be covered! If you don't already know this, you are probably NOT qualified to do electrical work... however, if you happen to be a BRAVE homeowner, who wants to change his own outlet live (for some dumb reason), these rubber gloves are class 0 (for up to 1000 volts) and will keep you from getting zapped IF you are careful and don't stab a wire through both it and the cover glove (which you CAN do despite how good the cover gloves are). Be safe and buy these AND AND AND the cover gloves that go over them. Example:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075D9739C/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1My cover gloves are 14 inch cuff but no reason you cannot use the 11 inch under those for 120/240 volt work.

I bought these to allow me to work safely on my photovoltaic system. They are comfortable and easy to wear. The only caveat is that the gloves are sized big. The size 9 glove fits well and I normally buy extra large gloves. As noted in some of the other reviews these gloves are insulators only. They will not stand up to abuse or extended wear. You need a second, leather glove for protection if you are doing a lot of electrical work.

Rated for safety, durable, flexible, and not stiff. Performed as should great value. Smelled like rubber gloves but not overwhelmingly smelly.

Excellent fit after measuring size 9 from their chart. I also bought the same size 9 matched leather overgloves (MAGID Leather Lineman Electrical Protector Work Gloves) and those fit perfectly over the rubber inner gloves. The double gloves are thin enough to work with reasonable dexterity using tools, but still provide 1000 VAC protection. They are easy to slide your hands into, although you will sweat after awhile and the dampness will make it harder to doff and don then again. The red label color is specific for class 0 (1000 volt protection range), but the overall rubber glove color is an option you can choose (red, black, or yellow I believe).

We bought for a one-off hybrid battery replacement job, and they did the most important job of keeping my technician safe. They've been nicknamed the "smurf gloves" because, going back, we would have found some fitted gloves.These are definitely built for people with very large hands. They slide off easily because they are so large. Fortunately we didn't drop anthing.

Excellent Quality

Fit perfect, extend well up my arm, give me confidence when working on my Chevy Bolt. Be sure to wear leather gloves over these to protect the rubber. My goatskin leather gloves fit well over these. Five stars.

Decent product, I changed a live GFI outlet. Actually since the GFI was broken off and my panel wasn't marked by the last dope who owned the house I had to pull it out live to test for voltage and throw breakers. Couldn't cut main entirely so my method was a last resort as were the gloves that made it possible.I CUT the power eventually then changed the receptacle BTW. Respect electricity always!!