COOLJOB 12/60 Pairs Safety Work Gloves Pack Bulk with Grip PU Coating, 13 Gauge Seamless Knit Gloves with Polyurethane Dipped for Warehouse Working, Breathable Lightweight for Men Women, Black Large

Great gloves with good grip and fit. I would recommend

These work gloves are fantastic! They fit perfectly, feel comfortable, and provide excellent protection for my hands while working. The material is durable and holds up well even with heavy use. They give a good grip and allow for flexibility, making it easy to handle tools and equipment. Definitely a must-have for any job site or DIY project!. Low cost

These gloves are okay but they tend to tear between the thumb and the index finger when you stretch them too much

These are amazing. Strong, durable enough for repeated use come in a pack of 12 at an excellent price. Recommended

These gloves are just right for the average work you do where you need to protect your hands. They are not the super heavy-duty ones but fit like a glove (pun intended) - they are light enough for most things I need to do, strong enough for most them and are not lose on the hands. Been using them for a bunch of tasks and have not yet worn out the first pair!

While comfortable these gloves don’t hold up. The fingertips wear out so fast and I go through more than one pair per day…I’d probably spend more on the next batch and get them at home depor

My son is very happy with the work gloves I ordered for him. He said they were easy to work in as the fingers are able to move easily. Great buy with the price too. I recommend.

These are definitely not warehouse friendly. First, they are super thin. Second, they ripe easily bad enough they come with little holes already. Third, you struggle to get packages to flip over the gripe is slippery. I work in a fast environment where you can't take no more the 3 seconds to flip packages on the conveyor. You have to be able to use one hand with one package while using your other to flip another package at the same time. I kept struggling and not only that my finger tips where dirty at the end of my shift on the first day. I had to stop the machine multiple times since there was a lot of packages I couldn't turn over in time. These glove aren't quality material. I had better glove order off temu. Save your money not worth it. I order the black ones ended up with black and yellow ones.

I’ve been using rubber mechanic gloves for a while now, and they’ve become an essential part of my gear—whether I’m doing light maintenance or working on more demanding automotive jobs. These gloves offer a great balance of protection, dexterity, and durability. Grip & Dexterity: The textured rubber surface gives a solid grip, even when handling oily or greasy tools. I never feel like the tools are going to slip out of my hands. Despite being thick enough to protect, they still allow for a surprising amount of finger movement and sensitivity—perfect for working with small nuts, bolts, or tight engine spaces. Protection & Durability: They do an excellent job at shielding my hands from harsh chemicals, oils, and grime. I’ve worked with harsh cleaners and brake fluid, and the gloves held up without tearing or thinning. They’re also puncture-resistant, which adds peace of mind when handling sharp components. Fit & Comfort: Most of these gloves have a snug fit (especially the nitrile or latex-coated versions), which helps prevent them from sliding around during work. The snug design also means there’s less chance of anything getting caught in moving parts. Some pairs even have a breathable back, which helps keep hands cool during long jobs. Downsides: If I had to mention any cons, it would be that heavy-duty rubber gloves can make your hands sweat after extended use. Also, if you go for the disposable kind, you’ll burn through them quickly with tough jobs—so it’s worth investing in a good reusable pair if you’re wrenching often. Overall: Rubber mechanic gloves are an excellent investment for anyone working in a garage or even doing DIY vehicle maintenance at home. They keep your hands clean, safe, and functional—and once you start using them, you’ll wonder how you ever managed without them.

Love these for work (night stocker at grocery store)

gloves fit a bit tight but other than that seem very well made

Probably no one looks to buy those for the same reason I do, but it can help appreciate the properties of these gloves nonetheless. So I bought those because I'm developing a nickel allergy. As a cross-stitcher, it means my hands are reacting to my needles. So I was seeking for a way to protect my hands while stitching (nickel free needles exist, but hard to come by, so I put that option aside). I wanted something breathable, that wouldn't get my needle stuck in it, non-slip so I could pull the needle, thin enough so I would feel everything, ... and these gloves are all of these! I only wear the right glove, since my left hand isn't touching the needle often and my allergy isn't too bad. But I am able to thread a needle while wearing them! So if I can thread a needle, you can probably do anything you want with these! The fact that it is non-slip makes it even easier to pull my needle than bare-handed, which is easier on my forearm and helps for longer stitching sessions. I don't think I'll go without those from now on, even if I could get my hands on some nickel-free needles! But if you need something thick for extra protection, maybe these are not the right option for you. My only complains would be that they are a little thigh around the wrists. They leave marks on my skin. And I would have liked to have some color options. Threading black / dark floss with these is a bit more challenging, and I use these colors more often than lighter colors that would be more challenging to see bare-handed.

I move and pack boxes. for one day. and the rubber is already falling off after. 4hours. very disappointed at the end of the day the fingers are broken