Atlas 370 (many colors)

I use these work gloves for gardening, especially for pulling weeds. The grip is incredible, and they’re so thin that they feel almost like I’m not wearing anything. They keep my hands clean and provide a better grip on the weeds. However, they don’t offer any protection against thorns. They also work great when using garden tools to prevent blisters. These are some of the best work gloves I’ve used in a long time. They’re very versatile and can be used for many different tasks. They hold up very well even after a lot of use.

I use nitrile work gloves for pretty much every DIY job, but primarily for auto repair and landscaping. I’ve tried probably a dozen brands, including 3M and other name brands, but I keep coming back to these. I don’t know what secret sauce they use in manufacturing these, but they quite literally last twice as long as any others. And that’s not an exaggeration. The nitrile coating takes a beating before tearing apart or coming off, the fabric holds together, and they don’t lose their elasticity. Save yourself the trial and error as I did. Just buy these at whatever the current price is; you’ll get maximum wear out of them and be glad you invested in a quality product.

31 y/o Residential plumber, been buying and wearing these for close to 6 years. Only thing thtas changed about them is the price, crazy fluctuations in pricing of like $4-$6 sometimes so when i get the notification that 'an item in my list' has changed, I buy when its reasonable. But the gloves are perfect for what I need to do. I like that I can thread small nuts and screws. I buy the medium gloves for this reason. They work with your phone too. Great gloves worth the extra cost.

These are great as material handler gloves. Production, shipping and receiving, forklift operator etc. During certain times of the year, I work 12HR shifts doing this kind of work in wine country. I have tried similar gloves from hardware stores and the ones that various employers give to their workers. They all kind of suck to be honest. These can last 10-12 work days before the nitrile begins to come off or the gloves start to get holes in them. They are thin enough so you can feel what you are doing, and also work with phones. They offer enough protection to keep your hands from getting too beat up. Not for thorns, won't work if you deal with a lot of broken glass, but otherwise great. they will do zero for you in cold conditions so take note of that. They cost more than other gloves, but when you look at how long they last and price per pair when you buy a 4 or 6 pack, they make a lot of sense. These things just do not fall apart.

These gloves have lasted me almost 6 months. I use 5 pairs a week for work 1 set for each day. I wash them after one use and still holding up. Well worth the money and keep my hands pretty warm. Best work gloves ever. I deal with alot of outside elements and hold up.

I've been processing a lot of firewood lately, and was putting holes in leather gloves after only a day or two's work. A friend suggested nitril palmed gloves, and I picked the Atlas after reading the reviews here on Amazon. So far I'm really impressed. I have about two weeks of 6-8 hours a day chain sawing, dragging logs, and splitting bucked wood, and there are no holes in any of the fingers and no tears anywhere else. My hands tend to sweat so bad in Nitrile exam gloves that my skin wrinkles after an hour, and while my hands get a little clammy in the Atlas gloves, so far it hasn't been a real problem. The only thing I miss is a little more padding like you would get from a leather glove, but the tradeoff there is much better dexterity. I can easily pick up small objects with the Atlas gloves that I'd have to take the leather gloves off to manage. I also like the way the Atlas gloves work with my iPhone.

I keep buying these because they are comfortable and I am able to pick things up with them. Leather gloves are too bulky. These seem to be cut resistant. The nitrile coated parts provide good protection from rose thorns. (But, be cautious because the knit parts are not protective from thorns.)

I use these every day at work. I can usually make a pair last about a month

On their own they're great gloves: durable, and after an afternoon of digging through the dirt with my hands, I didn't have an issue with dirt getting in the gloves like my last pair (which cost at least twice as much). It's fantastic that you can get 12 of them for this price. Will definitely buy again!

best gloves i've ever used for work. the nitrile coating on the palms lasts much longer than other gloves i've bought (when these weren't available). i've had gloves *of a different brand* that started cracking during the first day of use. one pair of these showa gloves would run about $10-$12 retail so getting 12 pairs at $60 was a no-brainer. also worth noting these are washer and dryer-friendly, from my experience.

Good for the price, great stretching and last long....1 pair could last for several usage and I thing it's washable. GREAT MATERIAL

I love these gloves for warmer weather can feel everything and they are extremely cut and puncture resistant. if they were less expensive I would get them more often . I find the back of them wear out before the fingers do.

I had been given a pair of Atlas 370B gloves in pink some years ago.....LOVED THEM and needed to replace them after years of gardening / soft farm work. I was SOOOO happy to find them here and I bought LOTS so that I will have them for years and years. Many gloves "stretch out" at the cuffs but these stay tight AND even if they stretch out a little, washing them brings them right back to snug. I have a large hand for a woman (can span 10 notes on the piano) and the Medium fits great!