Ansell TouchNTuff 92-600 Disposable Gloves (Box of 100 gloves) in Nitrile for Chemical, Food-handling, Mechanics use, Powder-free, Green Size 6.5 - 7

Very happy with these product, a little bit pricey but it is strong and can be re use, untill it's ready to dispose. Totally recommend it.

This is a classic situation of it being worth paying more for higher quality gloves!I was getting fed up with cheaper disposable gloves tearing or failing during light use.Whereas these gloves, albeit slightly more expensive, performed so much better, to the point that I could if required, remove them and re-use them repeatedly.They are easy to put on, fit well, no sign of tearing or failing to date and as such, Highly Recommended!

In a word excellent been using for a long time. I have had all sorts of disposable gloves. When l get cheap ones they tear water gets all over my hands so they are not doing job of keeping my hands sanitized and l could spread bacteria on to surfaces human beings etc. These are really strong sturdy no ripping tears and l get all my jobs done. The quality is excellent compared to others. I have no complaints.

Good product

I've just started to use these gloves and I find they are strong enough for gardening. I'm happy with them. Well worth the money.

These do what they say on the tin, or rather in this case, on the box. Excellent quality.

I have been looking for high quality nitrile gloves for a while and the previous ones I have had have been really thin, rip easily have been disappointing. Not so with these ones, they are a good thickness, fit well, are strong and don't tear easily. I got the green ones which when they arrived were a lovely teal colour and the sizing seems consistent with other gloves I have. Overall they are really good and worth the price compared to cheaper ones and I will be buying these from now on.

They fit me well (more on that below), come off reasonably easily and are actually tough, despite being quite thin.I'm a very happy customer.I just used them to do some drain cleaning - my favourite :-( - and they didn't tear. I even took one off a couple of times when I wanted to have a clean hand to use when getting something from inside the house, and they went on and off without notable issues (rolling the bottom up a bit, then pulling the fingertips worked for me).As to fit I bought the L size which are a snug but not overly tight fit for me (so comfortable to wear for some time). I wear an L in the Marigold Washing Up Gloves a lot of people use, and they are a good fit on me too. However I think my hands are more a Medium in the overall size range of Mens' hands, so if you have large hands for a Man you might want to try some washing up gloves first... From the tip of my middle finger to the first crease on my wrist (if I bend the hand inwards a little, keeping it straight, is 7" (180mm) and the width across at the bottom thumb joint is 4" (100mm).Do note they are not very long gloves and don't go up your arm to a huge extent, I think about 3.5" (90mm) from the wrist crease I mentioned.Hope that helps.