SimplySafe Poly Food Service Disposable Gloves, Translucent, 500 per Box/20 Boxes per case, Extra Large, Case of 10,000

I use food service gloves a lot. . .the place where I purchase them is out and said the manufacturer is having production problems. So I searched online for a substitute and found these gloves. They are not at all what I was expecting . . .they are thin and difficult to keep on when working. They are like putting a produce bag on and trying to work with food. If I could return them, I would in a heartbeat.

While searching for food service gloves I found these at an awesome price. The quality of the glove is great. My employees usually complain about gloves but they love these.

Great price for food service gloves and exactly as expected.

These are an extra large, and fit just as an extra large should. They are a very thin material, but for food service they would be appropriate, and there is such value for the money that even if a pair tears, you can easily just replace them. The best benefit of these gloves would be the peace of mind they afford you when handling raw meat, etc. When there are news reports about e coli or salmonella, it is nice to have gloves such as these, whether you work with food, or even just to keep at home when preparing food for your family. I am a hygienic person, and I love having these around.

Extra large size is indeed extra large. They fit both our large men on the line quite well.They're a bit on the thin side, so they can break when using certain kitchen tools.Since they're a bit loose, it can also affect things where you need dexterity like plating and sauces and such, and they make certain chores more difficult, like ravioli stuffing and closing.Still, there are plenty of jobs where they're perfectly fine for, so they definitely have a place.Serving, place-setting, clearing, catching the meat/veg of their slicers, arranging bins, etc. We're finding plenty of uses for them.Don't forget to use the Smile.Amazon.com address - It's an Amazon program where many things you buy every day will generate a small donation to the charity of your choice. Read about it here: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/chpf/about/ref=smi_se_rspo_laas_aas

These gloves are thinner than expected compared to others I have used, but they do get the job done. Sometimes they do rip a little easily, but for the most part, they're pretty good.

These are okay, but really only for serving food, not preparing it. They don’t stay on well when making meatloaf, for instance. Very thin. Again, best for serving not preparing.