Ansell MICROFLEX Dura Flock DFK-608 Thick 11mil Nitrile Gloves for Automotive, Aftermarket, Machinery - XL, Green (Box of 50)

As a mad scientist, I need a glove that can protect me from the various dangerous and icky substances I come in contact with. I can't tell you the number of times that the gloves I was wearing saved my fingers and hands. The flock lining makes them easy to pull on and there's no powdery residue that can contaminate my concoctions. They're thin enough and fit snugly enough that I'm able to still work my delicate equipment while wearing them, which saves time in my quest for world domination. I'm even wearing them as I type this review and make almostno mistakes on the keyboard. They're not made from latex or natural rubber so I don't have to worry about my latex allergy. They're also textured, which helps get a grip on beakers, wrenches, or the subjects of my nefarious experiments despite being wet with various slippery substances. They're not sterile, but let's face it, if you're in my garage-slash-laboratory, sterility isn't really a concern. I can (and have) worn these gloves for hours on end and they're comfortable, versatile, and even keep my hands warm and dry when conducting experiments in the bell tower at night during a thunderstorm. I'm not saying they'd keep hands warm in the snow, but that wont be a concern since I'm close to eliminating winter already. The sleeve extends a few inches up my forearm so even when I'm wrist deep in someon.. I mean someTHING gooey, my hands remain soft and supple. Oh, and my creature says the forest green color goes smashingly with my white lab coat. I'll definitely be buying these again (until I achieve world domination and require my minions produce them for free).

I bought these for my dad who is the poster boy for pre-existing conditions and frequently forgets to sanitize and wash his hands after being out and about IN A PANNY. He's also a beast. About 6'5" and somewhere over the 400lb mark with fists like hams.Originally he was stealing my size SM hair dying gloves which he could barely squeeze into and would turn into gross lil' water balloons from all the hand sweat. He got frustrated with them and stopped wearing them. So, even though these aren't the cheapest disposables out there, I bought him these hoping they would fit better and that the flocking would reduce his clammy hands. He loves them! He said they fit perfectly, they aren't so tight that they're uncomfortable and they aren't so loose that they're floppy or getting snagged on stuff. He doesn't notice any sweating even in hot weather. He also hasn't had any rip on him which is great. In the colder months he was layering them under his winter gloves which he said he liked because it helped with heat retention. They are also sturdy enough that if you are just using them for whatever projects you could definitely reuse these several times. I love them for painting and polyurethaning. Overall, even though they are a bit pricey, they were worth it!

Great durable gloves, feel great, fit great. Surprisingly thick and strong against chemicals. They have a great stippling like texture to them for a good grip.They are very comfortable and feel great, and the flocking keeps your hands dry - for a short while.The main problem is that after a bit, your hands do start sweating like normal gloves... and then when you go to take them off your hands are covered in little pieces of the flocking material.It is a little gross, it's all clumped up, soggy, and kinda sticky. It comes off easily by rubbing your hands together a bunch or washing them, but the stuff goes everywhere - so do it over a trash can or something.So for me it's a little mixed on if I will buy them again. They are great feeling gloves and one of the most durable feeling I've tried, but the flocking only works for a bit (for me, about 15 minutes) and then becomes a mess. They are also a bit more expensive.

These things offer a good balance of tactile sensation and durability, and if you find yourself removing your gloves with any frequency, the flocked lining helps immensely. I do hobby mechanic work and these are the easiest style to slide on when sweaty, and can stand up to several uses, depending on the project. They're not the cheapest, but if you watch the price you can occasionally get them for less.

I see some people had paid a high price for these gloves. Looking at the dates they bought them right in the middle of the pandemic. Gloves were high priced and difficult to find.I was right on the border of not fitting their large size. I was a hair over 9 inches according ti their method for measuring the hands. . So I decided to buy the X-LR size and they fit me perfectly. They were a snug fit when trying to put the gloves on. Once pulled past the widest of the hand they felt just right.They are more durable than the thick ones from Harbor Freight. Overall I like these gloves. I will still my Harbor Freight gloves. Sometimes I can go through two pairs doing a oil change.

I love these gloves especially in the summer time. They are so good I give them as gifts and it always gets a thumbs up.

These are very good gloves. Covid drove the price of all these gloves nuts for awhile. But getting better. The Glock lining is very nice.

Muy buena calidad

excellent plus de piccottement avec ces gants et très durable plus résistant que les nitride noir sans doublure.

super gloves for working around old autos

Durable but fit tight for a large.

Work great