MAGID Griffin Gear ANSI A4 Sandy Nitrile Coated Work Gloves, 12 Pairs, Size 8/Medium, GPD455

And very comfortable

I really like these gloves. I consider them a good bargain too as they come out to be $4.16 per pair if priced at a 12 pairs for $50 (currently). The very first thing I noticed about them compared to other similar gloves that I have used is that the material of them is so much thicker. The gray woven fabric is very strong and quite durable. It has a tight weave that does NOT let dirt and debris thru easily. They keep my hands cleaner for longer. If the nitrile coating hasn't worn off you can wash and reuse these. They are that good in quality. The NitrilX coating is thicker than others too. It is flexible yet able to give fantastic grip and is slip resistant even on oily surfaces. The foam nitrile version is less grippy on oily surfaces but has a softer and smoother pad. The difference is noticeable . I prefer the NitrilX version but your work environment may specify a certain one. Just measure around your palm to determine the size you need. The size 9 sent to me turned out to be my measured palm size. The fit is excellent. They are comfortable to wear all day. They breath and my hands don't sweat in them. The are the best Nitrile coated gloves I have seen to date. I would recommend them. 5 stars.

Bought these for in the field construction. The guys seem to like them and don’t have any issues with them.

these gloves have really surprised my boyfriend on just how well they are made. We received the Nitrile coated gloves, and they fit perfectly, they don't wiggle or have too much room in them which make them perfect for working. We are currently remodeling our barn so we are constantly working with saws, blades, and knifes. So these gloves were needed for sure. We were originally surprised by how comfortable they were after hours of wear. A lot of cut resistant gloves are so stiff that you can't move a lot in them. these have plenty of give while offering a lot of protection. they are not cut proof, my boyfriend did cut through one of them, but they definitely saved him the need for stitches by how bad of a cut it would have been. the gloves have been very durable, each pair has lasted for 8 hrs a day and been worn for about two weeks before we moved on to a new pair. I would absolutely recommend these gloves to anyone who works with their hands and need protection. Not just someone who needs protection from blades.

ANSI changed the cut standard last year and expanded the cut protection classifications. A4 and down are the same as the previous level 4 and down, but the old level 5 was expanded from 5 thru 9. You can find charts online. A4 means that 1500-2199 grams in weight is needed to cut. A4 is also the minimum level for glass handling, so if you're sorting recyclables or cleaning up outside, these are the minimum you'll need. We have a large park across the street and a few times a year someone will decide to empty the accumulated trash from their car on our front lawn. Bottles, cans, you name it. Never fun to clean and those grabby tongs can only do so much. I keep a pair of these by the garage door for those times, and when I need to sort glass and aluminum from our trash - because we can get fined if those are found in the non-recyclable trash. Size 9 fits my generic size large hands. They are snug in the fingers because of the coating, but the wrist is just right.

Design/ useful style but sizing off. I ordered my normal size. This pair runs too small.

I obtained these gloves as an alternative to the multipack of latex or nitrile coated gloves I’ve been using for years, primarily for yard work. I’m used to burning through those cheaper gloves in a matter of maybe two Saturdays, sometimes more, sometimes less depending on what I’m doing. I prefer these kinds of gloves particularly for the grippy surface they provide, which is excellent when you are shoveling or especially if you are moving rock, blocks, bricks, and more. I also like that they remain relatively form-fitting, and you don’t have to take them off if you are working in the dirt. I used a pair of these for approximately five hours last Saturday morning. I was particularly excited to use these because I was handling strips of steel, moving steel rods, digging holes with a shovel, and using a pickax. Honestly, I’m a bit blown away by the durability so far. I recognize these will wear out just like any pair of gloves, but I think I’m looking at something that will last at least twice as long as the majority of similar gloves I have purchased in the past. I’m not using these in an industrial setting, so I really can’t speak to their viability regarding the ANSI rating they have. But obviously, they are notch above any other similarly woven work glove products I’ve ever seen or used. Highly recommended.

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