Atlas Glove C620M Medium Orange Vinylove PVC Gloves

I take care of our pool, so have to handle chemicals. Regular rubber gloves just don't hold up but these feel like they will. My one complaint is that I wish they were longer, to cover more of my arm. The gauntlet part is very tacky feeling on the outside, but not the hand part. They have a course texture for gripping. Thick enough to last, I think, but still flexible enough to use my hands efficiently. I wish they came in a nicer color.

Fit quite tight but overall construction and finish are great. If you wear a medium usually order a large.

Bought based on same product number I've been using. Must be a different manufacturer.

Great protection from harmful products to your hands. These gloves really hold up.

I use these for beekeeping. It's nice because my hands stay dry (aside from sometimes getting sweaty) and generally they have better sting protection than my beekeeping gloves (especially in wet conditions). When pulling honey, I don't have to worry about honey soaking through my gloves, etc. They clean up easily. I do wish it was easier to dry out sweaty gloves... it's tough to turn them inside out. But overall, they're the best gloves I've found and they fit well, giving me great dexterity (another thing I can't stand about my beekeeping gloves).

I'm so happy I finally found these--these are the best gloves for gardening!!

I'm very disappointed with the performance of these gloves. I've been working in breweries for 5 years now and gloves are a huge deal.I recently purchased these gloves, and have only had then for a month and a half before having issues with them. Cracks and been forming around the thumbs.We deal with 2 chemicals at our brewery. Alkaline Caustic, and peroxyacetic acid. Both are diluted heavily to less than 4 percent concentration.I handle no parts with these gloves that have burrs, sharp edges or spikes of any sort. The temperatures for the liquid I'm handling never go above 145 degrees or below 40 degrees.I've always rinsed them clean after each dip into a chemical sink and laid them out safely after use.As far as I'm concerned they did not perform as advertised.

My use probably is not what is intended, but after disappointing results from many brands of dish washing gloves, decided to try these. I love the Atlas gardening gloves, so why not? They're a little stiffer than regular dish washing gloves, but last several months. Finally they get a little stiff so the grip isn't as good, so replace them. I've been using them for several years and really like them.