Venom Steel Industrial Nitrile Gloves, 6 mil, 2 Layer Rip Resistant, One Size Fits Most, 100 Count

These gloves are great! This is a case of spending more money to save money. Project Farm proved that these resist rips better than other brands. And these are my go-to gloves. Oftentimes, I'm able to reuse them. Which saves me money in the long run. Along with saving headaches due to gloves ripping while I'm working.

I just finished my first box of these and I think they're fantastic. They are the most durable nitrile gloves I've used. I work in a factory and use these with and without the cut resistant gloves they have for us there. They fit great, are comfortable and easy to take off even if my hands get sweaty. I would recommend these!

I have gone through 300+ gloves so far and haven't had one rip. I've used them for everything from doing the dishes, to barbecuing, to oil changes and general wrench work in my shop. Pretty crazy I haven't had any tears yet. The old gloves I bought for years would rip all the time. I won't buy a different brand as long as these stay the same.

Love these gloves. They're easier to put on than standard nitrile gloves and I can get them off easily. Best part...even if my hands sweat the material isn't tight against the skin and I can get them off in such a way that I can put them back on again and keep using the same pair until they do eventually rip. No more "wasting" gloves.

I keep trying out different brands of disposable gloves hoping I'll find some that last through an entire project. Usually, as soon as I get them on and start moving my hand around, they'll just start splitting; at the fingers, the palm, wherever. Sometime they rip just while I'm putting them on. Well, I happened to see a Project Farm comparison on YouTube (highly recommended) and Todd put a bunch of nitrile and latex glove to the test. When I saw these at the top of the list I figured I'd try them out, despite them being a little pricier than others. Well, I definitely got what I paid for. The one size fits most fit me great and they made it through an oil change and some yard work without a single rip. I used another pair for a small job a few days later and afterward I actually took off the gloves and put them aside to use again. I’ve never been able to do that. You can feel the quality difference even just taking them out of the box. It may be a while before I need more, but when I do, I’m going for these Venom Steel ones.

I have ordered these a few times. Normally they work very well, but once in a while they will rip or tear with little to no reason. Other times, you can't tear them if you try. They do seem to stretch out quite a bit, though, and become loose shortly after putting on a new pair. I was getting ready to order another box of these, but they have been in my cart for 2 days and I have had numerous (5) notifications that the price has changed.

I bought these to use instead of some old latex gloves I had. With the latex gloves, many times they would tear or bust when preparing food and I needed something a little bit tougher. Obviously, these are a bit more expensive and thicker so I assumed they would be adequate. The first time I used these, they worked great - maybe too good. They fit nice and snug on what I would consider my regular size man's hands. They held up great and did not tear. The problem is that I did not want to throw them away after a short use. They were too good and expensive to just use for simple food prep. So now for just quick, low impact, low stress food prep, I use my latex gloves and keep these for more physical work such as kneading dough, pressing together ground meat for meatballs or meat loaf, handling heavier food tasks. They will hold up very well for food prep and I suspect that they will for other uses such as painting and other messy chores. Not for sure it is a good idea or not, but if they are still in good shape when I am done, I may try to wash/clean them off before I take them off and use them again for NON-Food chores such as painting to see how they would hold up.

I've bought these more than a couple times now. Good price for tough mitrile gloves. They will tear and wear with abuse but for oil changes and oily dirty work, they keep my hands much cleaner. I also use them for oiling foam engine air filters, and they're perfect for that.

Strong / expensive but are the best by a country mile

Husband requested these. Was happy to have received them. Says that these are great for work and are much stronger than others that he has used.

I used to be a mechanic and now a modelist, I tried a lot of glove, those are my favorite!!

They are strong and last longer than typical disposable gloves. I bottle lobster so they work great at opening the lobster without cutting up my hands

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