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 Do not size up...
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By ReasonableExpectations on November 29, 2015
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I wear medium gloves but I bought the larges because of all the reviews that said to size up. I should have gotten the mediums the larges are too long in the fingers... these fit normally.
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 They work well.
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By John A. Whitaker on November 27, 2015
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These work very well. The large size is about a size 8 to 8.5. We use them to process jalapeno peppers and the hot never gets through them. They don't really stretch, but they protect your hands.
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 Get the Kimberly Clark gloves.
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By C. Brooks on November 19, 2015
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I switched to these from the K Clark gloves since KC seemed to switch companies and weren't as awesome as they were. That was a mistake. KC's are MUCH Better than these, i will be switching back. What i don't like is how these are stuffed into the box. You can't pull out a single glove without ripping the glove, i've ripped maybe 5 so far just taking them from the box. You really need to take the whole gigantic wadded up ball out of the box to pull it apart, and even then the wadded up gloves stick to each other and themselves. And these don't hold up as well as the KC gloves. These seem to get more frail if i get fluids from working on my car on them.
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Reasonable quality/Fair price
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By David Eason on November 18, 2015
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I wavered between four stars and five stars. These gloves seem good and strong, but designed for people with short thumbs. As for sizing (the greatest hurdle in buying these), I will advocate for an international glove sizing standard; but, until then, it's best to go at least one size up with this item. If your dominant hand is ~8 1/4" in circumference and you have normal length fingers (over-all hand length of approximately 7 1/2"), "Large" should work.
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These were nearly the same price and are much thicker and resist tearing a lot better. I had tried some other brands fro
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By B(Florida) on November 13, 2015
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I had been using Latex and Nitrile gloves purchased from Lowes and Home Depot for yard work, gardening etc. and they worked 'ok', but I would go through several pair within a few hours because of tears. These were nearly the same price and are much thicker and resist tearing a lot better. I had tried some other brands from Amazon without success and I rarely write reviews, but I had to spread the word on these because they are great!
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The best disposable gloves I've ever used
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By Laura S. on November 12, 2015
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These are by far the best disposable gloves I've ever used. They slip on easily (I ordered on the larger side). The higher wrist is a nice touch. The material is much thicker than others I've used, so they hold up better. And yet you still have good finger sensation for the work. These are the only disposable gloves I will use from now on (or until they lower the quality).
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