POOR FIT & SIZING
Pay attention to the picture, which shows this ill-fitting glove gaping at the wrist while not long enough in the fingers. It is truly that way on the hand. In action, this means that paint, joint compound, or dirt will fall down past the wrist into the hand, giving you very poor protection. (I use nitrile gloves when I need fine-fingered control for painting, spackling, or working with tiny garden seedlings, although you’d have the same trouble with liquids, lotions, etc. if working with patients.) Too, while I have always used “smalls” in nitrile gloves, this Robust brand is sized like a medium, so it doesn’t fit as snugly as it should. I recommend that you DO NOT buy these cheap-fitting gloves if you want the real protection that you normally get, want, and expect from nitrile gloves.
More heavy duty than other Nitrile Gloves with the same thickness…
Only tore a few of these putting them on because my hands were moist/damp/sweaty. They fit well with no sloppy fingertips. The texture is nice and grippy.
Excellent gloves for the auto techs out there
Pros: Great price, great value, they fit like some higher end gloves and are able to hold up to continual use with very oily jobs without breaking down
Cons: none
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