SHOWA727 Nitrile Chemical Resistant Safety Glove, Unlined, Food Safe

Appreciate having range of available sizes. Used gloves like these in medical settings, also good for household cleaning and dishes. I'm allergic to latex and nitrile is more puncture resistant. The fit is good for my small-ish hands.

Size and quality expected for the price. This is slightly better than what I was buying at my local brick and mortar home improvement store. I bought the 12 pack because the unit price is much better and I know I will need to replace them fairly often, and my local home improvement store hasn't had any in stock for almost a year now, so a 12pk sounds fine to me. They are a little thicker and a little more durable, but a tad bit more bunchy on my hands, which isn't a big deal - they still fit well enough for washing dishes.I wear a size large food service glove and buying these nitrile dish gloves in size large was the right size, but not a perfect fit.

Nice fit, and comfortable. Bought the small size. Currently using them daily in the kitchen.The material seems thicker than the store-bought kitchen gloves.Main reason i bought these is they are Latex-free. I get rashes on my hands with latex gloves.$18 for 12 pairs is a good deal!Durability: Been using the 1st pair since Nov 2020, so far no holes yet. I can see where some reviewers are saying that after few weeks there are cuts on the gloves already. When you are washing knives or anything sharp in the kitchen, you dont realize that the utensils are cutting into the gloves bec you dont feel it. Just need to be mindful when washing sharp utensils.First 2 pictures what the gloves look like now after daily use.3rd and 4th pictures are what it looks like when it's new.5th picture is the package.

I have big hands and these fit great.I use them in the kitchen, around the house and keep a pair in the car for whatever I need to do when out and about like change a tire, give someone a jump start, etc.Durable, and cheap.Can't beat 'em.

These run small, so you may want to get one size bigger than you normally would buy. Seems like great gloves (can’t say how long they will last because I just started using them 3 days ago but seems very sturdy but not so thick that I have trouble moving my fingers.. I have to pull them off with a little effort but if they are going to last I don’t mind. Overall I am very happy with quality and price!!!

Son muy buenos y resistentes, llevo un mes utilizando un par en el trabajo, no se han desgastado ni estirado

Went ahead and ordered the large order. It gets the job done and really last alot longer than the competitors 👌

I use these for handling mineral acids and metal salts while doing electrolytic metal processing. I've been working with 90% sulfuric acid, 30-40% nitric acid, 30% hydrochloric acid, poisonous copper salts, and skin-staining silver metals, so I was going through a lot of disposable gloves until I found these.I was surprised to discover the X-large size can be slid off pretty easily without turning them inside out. This allows me to reuse the gloves (for months), and keep a dedicated set of gloves next to each experiment, reducing cross contamination. They do tend to collect moisture inside after a few hours of use, so now I'm storing them on a rack open side down (like glassware) so they will dry out.Concentrated silver nitrate salts will stain these brown on the outside, but I haven't seen any degradation despite long term usage with quite nasty chemicals.

I'm using the XXL gloves for scuba diving in a drysuit using a dry glove system. These gloves are made of nitrile, so tougher than latex but still thin enough to have dexterity and mount on the dry glove rings. Note that the XXL size is absolutely huge, it's perfect for what I needed, since I am wearing them over thick wool liners, but they will be way too large for most people's bare hands. Without a liner they are comically large on me (6'2" / 190lb man).

These gloves are tough, while not indestructible they can take a reasonable amount of roughness and still be reused multiple times.

We bought these gloves as replacements for disposable nitrile gloves. They do tend to get wet with sweat inside and need to be dried out, unless you don't mind that gicky, slimey, cool feeling when you get back into your gloves. But that's to be expected. And they are not quite as sensitive as nitrile gloves. But they are tougher than nitrile and should last a long time. Also they give better wrist/arm protection than nitrile. They fit fairly snug and you don't have to worry about them flying off your hand, at least not if you have the right size. All in all a good buy.

These gloves are totally worth it for me.... the very first pair has lasted me 6 weeks (because the left glove got a tiny poke hole).At least 50% of my work involves washing automobile transmission parts in big tubs of mineral spirits. With regular store bought nitrile gloves (the short black or blue ones), i go through 2 pairs per day easily due to ruptures or pokes (and this while being careful handling the parts). So, with the same level of cautiousness, these Showa gloves lasted 6 weeks!!! Today i punctured the left one because i was careless, and didn't mind tossing the used and abused pair.These gloves are tough, and took quite a beating (a few near nicks and cuts). Not only am I saving money, but no more varsol going inside because of the long sleeve.Verdict: buy this, worth it. Just be mindful of nicks and cuts...be careful and gentle...they last a long time.

sólo hay que tener cuidado con las medidas que indican, porque me quedaron muy grandes; pero aún así los ocupo y son muy buenos...