I'm quite impressed with the quality of these gloves but with a little disappointment, these don't let your hands breathe. Wearing these for around an hour or so, your hands get very sweaty and when trying to remove them is a bit of a task. It was so bad, the insides of the gloves were wet, and so were my hands.It isn't a bad thing on the flip side as these don't tear or chaff, even when grappling large volumes of timber or metalwork, plus these stretch a fair amount with no risk of breaking.Being powder free, which is what you may be looking for is great, however, as you can see in the image, you get all of them clumped together and you have to pull them apart. I don't this'll be an issue if you're looking to use in the garage, use with confidence.

Being an avid user of gloves on a regular basis, these gloves have exceeded expectations, and don't just take my word for it, check the video out. I have tried to tear and stretch this out and it took the stress quite well.Any more and it would probably had given way, but given that gloves are not used to undergo stress like I put them under, I can confidently recommend these for general DIY or working on your vehicle.Plenty of grip and fitment is perfect, although I did get XL, I realised I am an 'L'.Now if you compare these against similar other gloves with the same quantity, you'll find these very expensive, but let's compare the robustness, then these seem value for money, even being just shy of £10, which works out 20p a pair,not bad at all.Only niggle is that separating them from each other is a pain as their all clumped together in the bag. Would have been nice if these were supplied in a dispensable box. Not ideal trying to tear them apart from each other when you have greasy hands, so, I suggest taking them all apart once you get them to make it easy to get hold of them when you actually need them.

The quality of these gloves is very inconsistent. Sometimes they tear as I'm putting them on, and other times they don't tear at all. I've been using these gloves during cooking, but mainly when I have to mix marinated chicken, as the process becomes frustrating to clean after each time. I've had times where these gloves would slowly rip during the mixing process, which defeats the whole purpose of the gloves. There have been other times when they wouldn't rip at all. I've also used these during cleaning and have had bleach get in contact with my hands because these ripped. Due to the inconsistency, I would not get these again.

I recently ordered these black nitrile gloves for general use, and while the product itself is functional, the presentation was a bit disappointing. Instead of the standard cardboard dispensing box I expected, the gloves arrived loose in a large plastic zip-lock bag. This makes storage and retrieval much more difficult, as you cannot simply pull one out at a time from a shelf, and I would have much preferred a proper box for hygiene and convenience. The gloves themselves are of an acceptable quality, though they do feel noticeably thinner than other brands I have used in the past. Despite the thinner material, they have proven to be fairly robust during light tasks and haven't snapped or torn immediately upon being pulled on. The fit is true to size. They provide a decent amount of grip and tactile sensitivity due to the thinner gauge, which is helpful for fiddly jobs, but I would be cautious using them for heavy-duty chemical work or rougher manual labour. Overall, the gloves perform their primary job well enough, but the lack of a proper box is a significant drawback for long-term storage in a workshop or kitchen environment. They are a practical, no-frills option if you already have a container to put them in, but the packaging definitely lets the overall experience down.