Ansell48-101-10 Sensilite Gloves, Size 10, Black, Pack of 12

I'm an auto mechanic, and wear gloves most of the day. For years I have worn nitrile gloves, but since covid the availability has been spotty and a box of good quality ones has gone from $12 to $30+ so I was looking around for something more cost effective.Someone in an auto mechanic;s forum mentioned this brand, so I ordered a pack. They are extremely comfortable, protect my hands, are much more breathable than nitrile and have good tactile "feel" when working with small fasteners. Also, after a couple months I have only worn out 2 pairs of the (dozen?) pair that were in the pack so they are FAR cheaper over the long run than the Nitrile ones.The only doen side is that with the back being cloth they allow oil to pass through and saturate the fabric. Not a good choice for doing messy things like oil changes, but for anything else they are awesome.

Love these!!

OK

These are very good gloves for tough work as well as light work.

Awesome Work Glove!!

These work as a good compromise for jobs where you don't need as much protection as heavy leather or full rubber gloves, but bare hands won't do. The thin, rubber-over-fabric design gives you plenty of tactile sensitivity and breathes well, making them comfortable to wear.As far as durability and reusability, I'm doing industrial clean-up work and have been using the same pair for a month now; just wash 'em out with some soapy water, squeeze them dry, and you're good. As a bonus, these also make terrific shooting gloves if you cut the fingers down to the first knuckle; the rubberized grip surface provides plenty of traction for handling firearms and it prevents the fabric weave from fraying.

They are great gloves but are not meant for warehouse work. Needs a thicker grip coating for handle packages.