PIP 52-3665 Assurance 28 Mil Flock Lined Neoprene Chemical Gloves with Raised Diamod Grip

I bought these in April 2019 and have used them repeatedly to strip antique furniture, handle acetone (store-bought quality), and also use heavy-duty oven cleaner. Nothing caused them to break down. Each pair finally had some mechanical failure but it took maybe a year each? And I actually still have a third pair working for me, but just ordered another set. You can’t go wrong if you need comfortable, flexible protection that’s sure to last. The half-forearm length is a great benefit as well for those times I’ve mistakenly leaned on a project covered in stripping chemicals.

These gloves are great - flexible and sturdy so far. The size descriptions leave a lot up to guess work - I bought a size SMALL and I wear a ladies 7 1/2 - they fit perfectly and I have long-ish fingers. It was only because some other reviewer had mentioned their glove size that I was able to guess what size to buy.

Best gloves I've used for refinishing furniture. I know that all gloves have limits when it comes to stripping furniture, but I have managed to not wreck these in the first use. I have melted through 3 sets of other gloves, so in contrast, these are holding up well. I also enjoy that they come sized. I have extremely small hands and other gloves have been too long and the ends get in the way of what I am working on. These actually fit so my work is easier without rubber fingertips flopping around and messing things up. I totally recommend. I use citristrip and I paint it on with a paintbrush and scrape it off with a plastic putty knife so I don't just keep the gloves in the wet stripper while I'm working, but of course stripper gets on the gloves. I will update as I continue to use these.

I use this for paint stripping, and then I started using it for gardening and other work. I put baby powder on my hands first and in the gloves so they slide off and on easily. Sometimes I put on nitrile gloves underneath. Very good hand protection - I'm 72, dry arthritic hands but still want to do hard work, and these are great for that.

These actually fit pretty well, are durable under harsh conditions, price is right. Will buy again for everyday house and yard jobs. There are probably gloves available that are superior but after going through $25 worth of chemical rated gloves that didn’t stand up to stripper or fit - they were sold in large size, I need medium or small - that I’d picked up at 3 different brick and mortar stores, I am more happy with these.

These gloves are light-weight and do not restrict finger movement. I use them for such things as working with petroleum based products, paint stripper, and dipping solutions for rust and other things. I would not recomment for acids and stronger alkali products - I would buy heavier gloves as these could potentially tear. For what I use them for, they are great and easy to operate tools or pick-up things. I wear an extra large and they are sized to easily put on and take off. No pulling one-size-fits-all gloves.

I was looking for a stronger more durable kitchen "Playtex " glove, this is it. I go thru the regular yellow gloves far too quickly , theres a hole in the latex in a day or two. these allow me to feel water temp , surface cleanliness etc but will last longer, creating less demand for rubber gloves which creates less demand for rubber latex which creates less demand for clearing of land & trees for rubber plantations and less rubber in landfills. Win win Win

Misleading....Clearly states the small size is a 2 pack. You get 2 gloves not 2 pair. No other size indicates that they are 2 pack.