100 Blue Vinyl Disposable Gloves | Latex | Powder Free | Use For Food, Safety, Cleaning, etc

Strong and easy to put on and take off

A good rule of thumb with rubber (or in this case vinyl) gloves is always to buy the largest size available.It would seem that the average Asian is smaller than the average European and what is large for one is medium or even small for the other. I have bought several boxes of gloves since the lock-downs and I have found this to be the case each time. For one thing you never seem to get the same box twice, and whereas with an over-large rubber glove you can use it perfectly well, with a pair that are too tight to get on you just have to scrap them. The item under discussion was actually on the tight size and although usable it did tear to pieces on removal. I use the gloves for light gardening and normally expect to reuse them, when dry, for three or four weeding sessions. This time, just one.

I airbrush miniatures, and these are vital for keeping my hands paint-free as I do so. I put a pair on the hand that holds the model, and I can spray whatever way I want, both acrylics and enamels, with no leakage. My hand remains paint-free.

These gloves are perfect for my needs and comfortable. they are disposable gloves and as such are limited to single use. Loads of gloves, good value for money.

Arrived quickly so Thanks for that. Crammed in. As others have said they tear. I don't have dainty hands but I don't have godzilla hands either and ordered a large size and they still rip not too much but they tear.Order extra large unless you are stick thin if a woman.They are powder based. Screw fix do much better one's for workmen but if it's for bird poo or dead mice they do the job as that is what I used them for.

They are prefect fit. And for what i need the for.

These are supposed to be large, my husband struggled to get them on.

Speedy delivery good quality item although I ripped the first glove as they were packed so tightly in the box you couldn’t get them out......easily resolved by getting rid of the poor quality packaging and putting them in a zipped bag.