AnsellMicroflex 93-260 Nitrile and Neoprene Gloves - Disposable, Chemical Resistant Medium 93260080 50

I have been searching locally for this brand of gloves for a long time. These are the strongest “disposable” gloves I have ever used. I’ve even tried some 8ml gloves from Amazon that just don’t compare. I am able to reuse these gloves over and over the majority of the time. They are more expensive than most but their longevity makes up for that minor detail. As my momma says, “you get what you pay for!” They do run a bit small so measure appropriately. I find a bit of powder makes them much easier to put on and makes the fit even more comfortable for long term use.

Producto de buena calidad que cumple y de excelente precio.

My original review (very positive, 5-stars) was "hidden for sensitivity issues", for reasons I cannot begin to understand. I don't know what the sensitivity monitors are using for such criteria, but there was nothing controversial or otherwise in my review. Perhaps because I mentioned a specific manufacturer in comparison to this product (I scrubbed that). Perhaps it was the fact the color of those 9 mil gloves is something you can't mention these days (?). Or perhaps my positive review might influence you to buy and horde this product during the pandemic. Who knows. Here's what's left of the original review... it really doesn't change the ultimate message.I’ve used several brands of nitrile gloves over the years. These are far superior to any other glove I’ve used to date. The only thing some might find problematic is these do insulate you from some 'feel' (subjectively), but I never found this to be an issue for what I use them for. These are incredibly strong, very flexible, comfortable and easy to put on and take off, even when your hands are sweaty. The two most notable qualities that make these far superior to other gloves are the resistance to tears/failure and how easy these are to put on when your hands are sweaty.I’ve used a brand of gloves sold at a popular (cheap) tool store (9 mil gloves) for years, and those failed at a minimum rate of 15-20%. Previously, those were the most durable gloves I have used. When wrenching on my cars, I might get 15 minutes of use out of the dominant hand glove before a failure. Then you have to take a break, thoroughly dry your hand and struggle putting on a replacement glove. I have not had one failure of these gloves to date - no matter how hard I've used them.The aforementioned HF 9 mil gloves were previously the “best” gloves I’ve used, until I found these in a search for ANY available non-latex gloves (PPE shortages) and since HF hasn’t had any in stock for almost 2 months. The HF gloves are less expensive, but are significantly lower in quality and in capability. These gloves are well worth the additional cost. I just bought a second, and then a third box. Outstanding gloves!

Gf works at the tesla factory loves these gloves

These are very good gloves