Best work gloves?

[RichD1]

I've been using the black nitrile gloves for a while now and though pretty good they do make my hands sweat a lot and are then difficult to get off and then back on again. They are also easily broken which I've not discovered until working with a degreaser.

Was wondering if there was a better glove solution when working on the car?

Are there more durable latex types? Have been using ones from Screwfix.

Are then more expensive re-usable types washable?

Richard

[BigTom85]

I use Polyco Finite orange HD gloves, last 10x as long as the thin blue/black ones, and clean up nice with some brake cleaner. I pay £10.40 inc. VAT from my local independent motor factors.

[Toaster Pilot]

I buy these when I want non disposable gloves

http://www.toolstation.com/m/part.html?p=58020

Thin enough to retain feel, durable enough to protect hands and stand up to chemicals, cheap enough to not worry too much about washing / losing

Euro Car Parts own brand non powdered latex for disposables - blue nitrile are far too thin

[static2010]

Get Ansell Touch & tough green nitrile gloves. They are thicker than a lot of others, oil resistant so don't melt & disintegrate.

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