Safety 66518 Raven Powder-Free Disposable Black Nitrile 6 Mil Gloves, Large, 100 Gloves by Weight(Pack of 1)

If you haven't used these before in your own mechanic these are excellent gloves they're just thick enough get thin enough to be able to handle small tiny screws or intricate tasks. Seem to Resist chemicals pretty well. And they hold up for quite a long time it's just the daily tasks and things that you run into as mechanic but protect my hands pretty well I really. I like them alot, and I've tried SO MANY DIFFERENT MANUFACTURERS AND THICKNESS OF GLOVES. these aren't too thick but hold up well. However there disposable gloves they still can RIP and or fail. I've found that you loose A TON OF STRENGTH IN LATEX OR "RUBBER GLOVES" if you dont but the correct size for your hands!!!!I'VE been using them for years. I'll continue using them and this was a great price .definitely good value for my money .I will buy again

Muy buen material !! Recomendado

Can't tout these enough as a mechanic of 45 yrs I can say I habe tried em all and find 99% of gloves wanting in at least 2 areas all different these gloves are stronger, more chemical safety and better streatch/snag resistance than all others. Guys you cant go wrong with these a d they never let you down where others fail. Great heat resistance for disposables and you can use your touchscreen without removal even oiled lol

Good texture allows for a firm grip.Unlike many other brands, the ravens are strong enough to clean with without ripping (important when cleaning medical facilities).

These are superb gloves for those really disgusting jobs, and are very durable. The key is the 6 mil thickness. I am a volunteer at a cat rescue and being male have graduated from catbox changing to emptying the wheelie bins in the dumpster. And also doing grounds and maintenance. You can imagine the contents. These gloves are long-lasting and still provide dexterity. They are not indestructible and can be ripped and punctured, but not often. Your hands must be dry before putting them on, or it's a chore to do. You may get the occasional random tear pulling them on but far less than with the standard 2 mil ones we put up with in the medical field. There is a 2 mil version of the glove good for light duty but if you will be handling heavy containers of disgusting stuff you'll need the 6 mil. Highest marks for these gloves.