GLOVEWORKS Black Nitrile Gloves 5 Mil Disposable, Latex Free, Textured Grip for Food Service, Cooking, Professional Cleaning

I’ve used these gloves for years across different tasks: • Food prep • Car repairs • Cleaning • General shop work They hold up well in every situation. No rips, no slipping, no powder mess. The textured grip makes handling tools easy, even when wet or greasy. They fit snug without feeling tight. No skin reactions, which is a big plus for latex-sensitive users. Honestly, I haven’t found another glove that compares. If they keep making them, I’ll keep buying them. Would I switch? Probably not.

I’ve used nitrile gloves for a long time, mostly in industrial environments. They are great for keeping chemicals and small nicks and cuts from occurring. I have professional cut and abrasion rated gloves for the more serious projects that require all day durability and less tactility. But for everyday projects around the house or vehicles, these are super handy and surprisingly durable. I’ve always understood that your hands are gonna get beat up if you use them for projects. It’s just part of it. But when my wife kept pointing out how many cuts and scrapes and how much general damage my hands and arms were taking, I started wearing gloves and arm protection more often. I’m probably just getting softer as I get older, but it’s nice not spending the week working with busted up hands and fingers. These gloves definitely help with that.

Listen here, blyat. These gloves are absolute legend. I give them 6 stars, even if that’s not possible, because they deserve it. Only problem? Every time I buy more, price goes up like vodka at tourist bar. But what to do? They are worth every ruble. I have giant bear paws—hands like shovel, yes? Finding gloves that fit and don’t rip when I just adjust them is harder than finding decent vodka in fancy western store. These bad boys? Perfect fit, no tear, no nonsense. Thick enough to survive anything from raw chicken to raw sewage—and I’ve handled both. Thickness is just right—not too thick to make fingers useless, but strong enough to not rip like cheap plastic bag. I haven’t tried every glove out there—maybe 5 kinds in my life—but who cares? The others don’t even exist in my memory anymore. These are the chosen gloves of gopnik life. Black color is classy too—looks like you mean business, whether you’re fixing Lada, squatting at bus stop, or just handling mystery garbage behind apartment building. And grip? Oh, blyat, grip is like bear hug—won’t let go of anything. When they go on sale, I buy many. No messing around. Stock up like true gopnik. They handle grease, gasoline, raw meat, and whatever disgusting sludge you get into without breaking a sweat. Perfect for man who lives life rough and dirty, but with style. If you have giant man hands like me, these are the only gloves you need. Na zdorovye, and happy squatting!

Really good gloves. I can't use them, because they make my hands sweat, I didn't know that about nitrile beforehand. But they appear to be quality gloves. Fingers might be a bit long if you have short fingers on your hand. Loved the black color, looks cool, and the thickness is good for someone who needs general work outdoors or on their car, or food service maybe,...thick enough as a barrier, yet think enough to cling to you pretty good and flexible. I even tried typing with it, and I could do that. Too bad I can't use them.

As a hairstylist, I go through a lot of disposable gloves, and the Gloveworks black nitrile gloves are my favorite. They fit comfortably, hold up well during color services, and the black looks much more professional than the typical clear or blue gloves. I’ve found them to be reliable for long appointments, and they give me the durability I need without sacrificing comfort. Pros: Black nitrile looks professional and hides stains Comfortable, snug fit without being too tight Strong and durable — don’t tear easily during use Great for salon work, but versatile for other uses too Cons: A little pricier than basic disposable gloves- but i feel worth it These gloves are a great choice if you want professional-looking, durable disposables. Perfect for hairstylists, tattoo artists, food prep or anyone who wants comfort, protection, and a polished look.

I have excessively dry hands, particularly during the winter months. Doing different tasks around the house destroys them even more - doing dishes, cleaning, even doing things like handling cardboard and paper. I'll throw a pair of these gloves on quick whenever I need to do anything like this. They are thick enough to protect, while staying thin enough to provide dexterity. I never seem to puncture them, so the quality seems to be good. And if I need to use my phone quick, they will work with touchscreens. I will say that I have hands that are on the smaller side for an adult male. That being said, I bought the "Large" size and they fit pretty much perfect.

Great nitrile gloves. Use them for automotive work, staining wood, painting and processing deer(not at the same time though). And I keep some pairs in my vehicles. Not the toughest gloves, but good protection.

These GLOVEWORKS 5‑mil black nitrile gloves are a big upgrade from the Raven gloves I’ve been using. The thicker 5‑mil build gives them noticeably better durability, and they hold up longer during tough jobs without tearing. For someone like me who does a lot of IT field work, these are perfect — they protect my hands during cable pulls, dusty rack work, and handling equipment without losing dexterity. I also use them for DIY home repairs, cooking, cleaning, and pretty much any task where I need reliable hand protection, and they’ve performed consistently across all of it. The textured grip is a huge plus, especially when handling tools or working in tighter spaces. They’re latex‑free, comfortable for long wear, and don’t rip easily like thinner gloves. Overall, these have become my new go‑to because they’re tough, versatile, and last longer than what I previously used.