Nitrile gloves

[dontlookdown]

Are disposable nitrile gloves all the same? Any tips for good brands or good suppliers?

The box I have is running out, I got it from some random seller on Amazon. OK quality but not amazing, they do tear quite easily but maybe that's just life? If the choice is between too thick and you lose dexterity, too thin and they tear then I would go for thin ones that tear over thick ones that mean you are all fingers and thumbs;)

[DrDeAtH]

I use these, they are pretty good at resisting brake cleaner, thinners and fuels. Also they don't fall apart immediately

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/264296738068?mkcid=16&a...

[mickyh7]

Come on Guys your going soft !

[dontlookdown]

mickyh7 said:

Come on Guys your going soft !

Jeez. Is that before or after the swarfega?

[dontlookdown]

DrDeAtH said:

I use these, they are pretty good at resisting brake cleaner, thinners and fuels. Also they don't fall apart immediately

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/264296738068?mkcid=16&a...

Tks, they look good will order a box.

[Cambs_Stuart]

Have you tried coated fabric gloves? They're not great for fine work, but they're breathable, re-usable and give better protection than nitrile.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Coated-12-KAYGO-Seamless-...

[E-bmw]

Cambs_Stuart said:

Have you tried coated fabric gloves? They're not great for fine work, but they're breathable, re-usable and give better protection than nitrile.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Coated-12-KAYGO-Seamless-...

They don't give better protection against oil/grease/chemicals/muck.

[Ransoman]

I got a box of the tiger grip gloves from Amazon after giving up trying to find Grippaz in my size.

They seem as good as the grippaz brand. Good grip, fit and don't tear easily.

[Captain Answer]

DrDeAtH said:

I use these, they are pretty good at resisting brake cleaner, thinners and fuels. Also they don't fall apart immediately

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/264296738068?mkcid=16&a...

What do the sizes run like on these? nothing worse than loose gloves