Medium Red Nitrile Level 1 Cut Resistant Dipped Work Gloves (6-Pack)

I had to order these gloves because I require a 2XL glove, and I was lucky to find this three pack for the price of what other companies usually charge for one. I work in construction doing demolition and remodeling and I have used other brands gloves that just tear or wear out extremely quickly, but using these daily a single pair usually lasts me at least a month or more! I will continue to use these in the future, doesn't hurt that they're Milwaukee either :)

Great buy, most of the gloves I buy only last for a week, this brand up to 3 weeks, perfectly for demolition, and I don’t need to remove it to answer my phone (because of the screen)

I don’t understand how people are commenting this working gloves are good I purchased them not even a week they started to breaking a part your paying almost 22 dollars just for one pair of gloves not cheap that’s my humble opinion God bless everyone

The cut-level 1 gloves from Milwaukee are quite nice- decent quality, good protection, and fit like a glove (pun intended). I slip these on occasionally to ensure my hands are protected from materials when handling them during installs or when doing a purge of scraps or other mixed debris. I have also gotten into the habit of wearing these whenever doing lawn work to protect the hands- particularly during clean-up operations to remove branches. I recommend these as basic PPE must-haves.

These are very comfortable and offer mild protection, these aren't meant to last long handling super rough things, so make sure to get the right glove for the right application. I have only used a handful(haha no pun intended) of times so unsure of their longevity.

Great gloves finger tips just wear out quite quickly in my line of work.

I work as a commercial electrician, only used these gloves for 2 days and this is how they look like, I was literally drilling holes in a wall those 2 days, and the polyurethane has already weared off, also you can tell how the coating between the index finger and the thumb is already broke. I've had another pair from Milwaukee and this didn't happen, they lasted over 3 months. these are not good quality

I love their cut level 1 glove, so decided to try this cut level 2 glove. It turns out to be huge disappointment. Got it last winter, didn’t really use it. First day of spring this year, wear it to do trimming on the yard. Within 5 mins, my hands feel sticky. Removed the gloves, my hand is all coated with sticky rubber. The coating on the glove all falling apart.

I go through a lot of work gloves around the job site. The Milwaukee high vis polyurethane dipped work gloves are perfect for light duty work. The high vis color allows me to find them in the truck easily. The poly grip makes holding screws, nails etc easy. Some gloves are bulky and make it harder to grab small objects, these gloves help pick the small things up, which saves time and less things get dropped when you need them.

I have been using both cut LVL 1 and 2 for over a year now. These are the cut LVL 2 gloves and since finding these gloves I have never looked back. I do work ranging from building furniture, restoration, plumbing, construction projects, and demolition. I used to use gloves similar to mechanics gloves and have tried several types similar to these and none of them have ever felt as good on my hand or lasted as long. It was nothing to go through three sets of those other gloves on a patio project but not these. They don't get in the way when I am trying to grab a screw, work with my drill, or grab things from my tool bag. I rarely have to take them off to get a screw because I can feel what I am grabbing in the fingertips of the gloves. I have had no issues with splinters piercing the LVL 2 gloves during normal use (I'm sure if you tried hard enough you could, but who would). And there is no strap to mess with and get caught on things. They fit nice and snug, no wrist strap needed. I did put up a picture of a beat-up set of cut LVL 2 gloves and I want to put the pictures into perspective. I put up a 12' x 12' x 9' foot pergola using reclaimed treated pine that had been in the elements for over a decade. Covered in dirt, mud, grim, and splintered. I used these for the entire job from reclaiming the wood, pouring the concrete, to driving the last screw. Same gloves, every day and they were not new when I started the job. So, they look worn, but when you consider what they did, it is amazing they still have life left in them. I have done similar jobs in the past with other gloves and they would never have survived a job like this with life left in them and certainly not at this cost. I also put that pergola up in weather ranging from 25 to 45-degree weather and they keep me warm enough. At the time, I was unaware of the thicker options. I cannot recommend these enough, if you like/need gloves that will protect you from the job and elements while not getting in the way of your work. Look no further. Milwaukee hit a home run with these.