Shellwei4 Pairs Chemical Resistant Rubber Gloves 27" Heavy Duty Waterproof Aquarium Long Gloves for Chemical(Stylish)

The media could not be loaded.  These are ideal for my use.I lost my deer gutting gloves last year, and I've gutted two this season with nothing more than the wrist length nitrile rubber disposable medical gloves. That gets my sleeves dirty reaching up in there to pull stuff out, if you know what I mean...I got some disposable gloves that were supposed to be for deer gutting, but I think they'd get a hole in them if I sneezed on them. So the search continued until I ran across these.The seem on the sleeve looks pretty good. Its a wide melt/weld. Its not perfectly straight & even, but its a rubber glove, not a leather car seat.The size is great for me. They're loose enough I can easily close my hand, but not so loose to interfere with what I need to do. They're heavy enough I can use them several times before I expect them to tear. They're cheap enough if I treated them as disposables (1 per deer), it would be fine. For the price, I'm not concerned about losing them either.For the price and thickness, they won't last forever, but a "forever" pair of rubber gloves will either be stiff, expensive, or both. These seem about right to me on the price/durability/stiffness trade offs. Depending on what you're looking for, they may or may not be right for you.Rubber gloves will always make your hands sweaty, so if I complained about that, it'd be like complaining about the rain getting the grass wet.

I like the product but I wash dishes at a Bar/Restaurant and while they worked great my hands sweat and made the inside of the gloves smell also they have little cuts in them how I don't know but now the inside of my gloves are always wet and some of what was advertised about them is not true and if I'm just doing pots and plates...etc..etc I can't even imagine what would happen if I worked in industries.