We mostly use these gloves for around the house, ie. yard work, picking up leaves, changing oil or even moving old tires etc. They keep our hands clean, yet are still breathable so, your fingers aren't all wrinkly when you take them off like they would be with dish wash type gloves. Durable quality and you can get multiple uses out of them depending on what they're used for. Would recommend.

Since gyms reopened post-Quarantine, I've been sanitizing my hands up to 20 times while working out, in addition to the disinfectant wipes you must use to clean equipment. Very hard on your hands, and that's just the gym. I bought these Work Gloves (some call these mechanics gloves), PERFECT to use at the gym. When I get there, I sanitize my hands, put these gloves on. Versus 20 times sanitizing my hands, instead I'm spraying the cleaning material onto the Nitrile-coated palms/fingers (think paper thin rubber). The cotton back of your hand breaths, the Nitrile coating is paper thing, so you still have finger dexterity to use your phone. You keep your hands away from your face, and the gloves take the cleaning/ sanitizing well. You can use the same principles shopping, or anything in public. When you're done take them off, folding them into each other. Separate them when you put them in the wash, and when they come out "DO NOT" put them in the dryer. Just lay them out flat, they dry quick. You get 15 from Sam's, easily lasts a week before having to wash them. I'm worried they'll also become hard to find, so bought 4x15 packs from Sam's Club. I can't stress enough that as long as COVID and safety precautions are at their peak, these are an incredible find. Great Job Sam's Club & Grease Monkey - Awesome Price :)

Was looking for some lightweight gloves for our group planning to do the chain-climb to Angel’s Landing at Zion National Park in Utah. These gloves were a great find, the right prices point for a few days use, and gave our group the hand protection, warmth, and climbing confidence required to “work the chains” to the summit!

I use these gloves all the time in my shop, especially when I’m working on car or truck projects. They hold up really well—even with regular use—but I still keep a couple of extra packs on hand just in case they’re ever hard to find. They give me the grip and protection I need without sacrificing dexterity, which is huge when you’re handling tools or small parts. Definitely one of those “can’t be without” items in the shop.

I'm tempted to hoard cases of these in case they sell out or they're discontinued, which would be insane! All Pros no Cons! I wish I had discovered these 50 years ago!

EEE EEE EEE! Thats monkey talk, means its better than my bare hands. I keep a pair around

Great combination Nitrile -coated gloves, good fit and the woven backs provide breathable comfort. Good dexterity from the coated palms and finger tips.

These gloves fit a small woman’s hand and a man’s large! They make going out during this pandemic a little easier, as I can spray alcohol on them to disinfect and it keeps me from touching my face. Ive used them to garden, do chores around the house. Perfect.

Cross between a nitrile and a mechanix glove. My favorite. Keeps fluids out, while maintaining dexterity.

I beat my gloves up. Always needing new ones. To be honest i saw and ignored these. My brother had some and gave me a pair to use one day. WOW. The grip on these is shocky. No really.. i do o ly get a few days to a week per pair, however they are $10 for 15 pair and i bought 2 packs, i do everything with them. I sont recommend them for cold weather use below freezing as they are not meant to keep hands warm.