X-Large Gloves

Awesome gloves! Tight fit and they last for a few weeks under hard use.

These are by far, the best gloves. They're durable, but ultra thin, so you lose no mobility with your hands while working. They're breathable mesh on the back as well, so your hands rarely sweat in them. I've literally tried out just about every glove out there, and nothing beats these. If you work with your hands for a living.. these are what you want.

Was looking for gloves that protect hands while handling Belgium blocks and mortar..... had been using the blue nitrile gloves which really gripped blocks but didn’t protect hands from water..... thought these might do trick....failed miserably: 1. Grip not very good at all 2. Started coming apart in knuckles, tearing holes etc... They are high visibility but not durable at all

I bought these for my Grandson and when we got them home, I noticed there is a cancer and reproductive harm warning on the package. Why would you sell this trash to anyone home depot.

I bought 2 pair. These gloves are comfortable with soft, smooth interior, enough stretch, not bulky . The light texturing on exterior is perfect.

These gloves are great. Not too thick and allow you to still feel around with confidence.

When I purchased these gloves for work (shipping/warehouse), they were perfect for what I do. They fit well for my small hands and were lightweight yet durable... For just 3 weeks! I mentioned this to Gorilla Grip with a photo and they generously sent me 3 free gloves. I wore a new pair and less than 2 hours into my shift, the logo peeled off and I already could see the wearing on the fingertips. Although Gorilla Grip was very kind to send me free gloves, I don't have the time or money to keep buying "work" gloves that just don't do the job.

These are the best value for these types of gloves I have seen (caught them on sale 25 percent off). That being said, the same type of nitrile coated elastic gloves there are fancier and maybe slightly better ones out there in the world, but you are talking 9 to 13 dollars a pair instead of about 2 bucks a pair that I snagged these at. So once you factor the value in these are great. I would say the fit is accurate to the size, my problem is my hands are between medium and small, but these slide on and they tend to retain a bit of stretch after the first couple days of use and then they fit fine (kinda like new socks vs when they've been worn a couple of times). The finger length is good, any shorter and I would have to step up to the mediums but fine for me. They are very plain and I don't blame you for snorting at me when you read this because "Who cares what they look like?" but its just another point my 13 dollar pair from another brand are just cooler looking. No reason to care but its true. The material might be just the slightest bit thinner than my more expensive pairs, but I still feel that each pair is going to last a good long time. I just hope they don't tear sooner since they are a tight fit on my hand, I need them to stretch in (again, like socks) and not tear. Time will tell but I think they are going to be ok. Since they fit snugly obviously dexterity is great. I like that the cuff comes a ways up the wrist and its not too tight in that area. One bummer is that I received my box and counted my gloves and I only got 29 pair. I would not suggest you let that stop you from ordering these, I think I was just unlucky I'm sure its not typical for a pair to be missing. It appears to me that Home Depot merely slapped a shipping label on the unopened box so I am sure the issue was all the way back when they were packaged at Grease Monkey's facility. There is no evidence that the box was ever opened or re-taped so I'm sure its not Home Depot's fault. Still, a slight bummer, but also still good value and either way 29 or 30 pairs these are going to last me for years. If I find they are tearing too early or too frequently I will come back and update the review. If I don't update the review you can safely assume I am still happily using them.

A bit pricey but they were for the wifey.

I walked past these gloves about 4 times in the store and looked at them every single time but kept second guessing myself because they just seemed "cheap" and NOT grippy. I said, oh well it's just a few dollars, might as well give them a try. I'm glad I did. They take a little breaking in to get a decent amount of grip, but once you use them for a bit and tack up the palms/fingers, they actually do have a decent amount of grip. They are also pretty comfortable. I'n the end I think they are worth the money and should last a while depending on how heavy you use them.