Large Nitrile Coated Work Gloves (5 Pack)

A:  These are light weight with stretch fabric on back. The rubber is thin and gloves are very flexible. Fit nicely and are not bulky

A:  Thèse gloves are goodbye 

A:  I do not wear gloves they are very dangerous when operating machines they can get caught causing you to loose a limb, a few sparks from a grinder only causes a little burn that you get used to and toughing's your hands up for next time.

A:  I’ve found the nitrile coated gloves to be the best multi-purpose glove. In every instance, they provide the best grip while still allowing the dexterity necessary to achieve the desired results. I’ve used mine for extended lengths of time and found them to be resilient in holding up to the demands placed upon them. The non-slip nitrile coating remains firmly on the glove and the material forming the glove itself retains its shape and fit to meet your expectations. They don’t offer the protection of a raw-hide leather or reinforced industrial PPE style glove but for general purpose use and a non-slip grip they have earned my endorsement. Good luck. 

A:  i don't know ...possible size avail ... large seems to have to stretch iy may also work as a medium size

A:  i got the large one.

A:  I don’t see a differen size only L

A:  Yes they do. Just a matter of finding them. Most gloves now days are large, especially at Home Depot

A:  This is a store pickup.

A:  Yes, but you still need to handle the cactus with care since the backside of the gloves are not protected.

A:  I wouldn't Only your palm and fingers would be protected bot the back of your hand

A:  The thorns will probably poke through. These are good for material handling and heavy gardening and tree work.

A:  Yes!!!

A:  I don’t know, I haven’t really tried. But you can find out yourself if you want. Just be careful!

A:  I don't think so. They do give you a firm grip and up use them for planting, lifting plywood clean up jobs inside and outside. I only wish the top part of the glove was of the same nitrile material as the palm part of the glove so the top of my hand does not get wet. But otherwise it is the greatest glove I found that works.

A:  You'd get VERY little protection from stickers. I use kitchen tongs and cardboard for moving, grabbing cactus. The tongs are metal, so I put some caulk on the grabbing edge. And folded cardboard works great for picking up large pieces.