Dynarex Safe-Touch Black Disposable Nitrile Exam Gloves, X-Large, 100 Gloves

been using these for years, good product..

We actually use these in the kitchen rather than for medical purposes, but they suit our needs perfectly. My husband and I both have fairly big/long hands, and the XL are actually a bit loose on our hands. That was a surprise since the XLs of other brands fit snugly. We actually consider the extra play in these to be a positive.They're of a very comfortable thickness as well. They feel quite durable, and have held up to some fairly rigorous use in our kitchen.I know that there are less expensive gloves I could be using in my kitchen for handling meats and such... but I actually have "issues" with raw meats, and I am never confident that the cheaper gloves are of sufficient quality to keep from tearing while in use. I have no such concerns with these Dynarex Nitrile gloves, and that's a big deal to me.We're planning on stocking up on these now that we've had a chance to put them through their paces. They're worth every penny to us.

Question is: black or blue. I started out w/ a blue box and thought I'd never like black. I bought black for my second box mostly to see which color I liked most...Well, I prefer the look of the black. You can't see as much grime on your glove, but at the same time, you can't see particles in oil, etc. against your hand as you can with a lighter color like blue. That said, I'll prob. stick with black color from now on.As for fit/use/durability: My hands are XXL (for regular gloves) and these XL fit perfectly. Not tight, but comfortable and easily removed when need. They work perfectly for mechanic work and other similar instances, durability is excellent, to the point that they can be reused if wanted (and you are stingy like me).

Durable and comfortable. Great chemical resistance! I've used these with bleach, urine remover, and gas and oil, and not a trace of smell on my hands when I take them off. I don't use these with knives or anything, but they seem to resist tearing even when they snag a little. Your hands may be a little damp when you remove them esp. after long usage, but that's hand sweating because naturally these don't breathe. Only a little, and no gooey feel like with latex. I have found they are reusable if not torn, although it's slightly more difficult than the first time partly because they come off inverted. Size for me matched my normal gloves. Note they only come up to the wrists.

I use these for performing auto-repairs, so I don't have to scrub the hide off my hands after changing oil or working on an over-haul. These are pretty sturdy, and I've only had a few out of each box tear prematurely on me. They provide excellent grip and tactile feel of small parts, and protect my hands from caustic chemicals, dirt, grease, etc. A box of these is cheaper than gallons of hand-cleaners, scrub-brushes, and moisture-replenishing hand-creams/lotions :)

This is the kind of product I wish I bought years ago to save me all the time washing my hands. We use these both inside and outside the house for messy projects (like painting and automotive work). I purchased the XL size for my large hands and they fit great. My wife can also use them with her smaller hands. This brand is very durable and often we use them multiple times before trashing them. Out of a whole box, I've only had one glove rip. I would recommend this product.

Great gloves. I do a lot of cleaning and finishing in my garage. These keep all the varnishes, oils, finishes, epoxies, paints, and small children off my hands. The XL size fits well on my ham hands and sausage fingers. I find myself reaching for these all the time. A must have for any serious and messy DIYer. Plus I call em my darth gloves!

Great gloves for the price point! I use these on our cars, painting, working in the backyard, just about everything!On car days, even the guys use them now when wrenching on our rides. The only downside to this is that they use up all of my gloves. hehe When painting, these are great because you can change out gloves when paint gets everywhere. Beats having to run to a sink just to clean your hands for the next round or color of paint. Working in the backyard is great when installing, repairing the sprinkler system. Keeps your hands from getting muddy.