SHOWA Foam Nitrile Palm Coated General Purpose Work Glove with Microfiber Liner

Hubby is a full-time UPS driver and only orders these. They last about a week or two before getting holes in the fingers. He handles about 200-250 boxes a day, so he definitely gets his money's worth out of them. He likes the fit; he has wide, muscular hands, thick fingers, and shorter thumbs, so it's tough for him to be happy with any gloves, but he is set on these. He wears them year-round, but he does get occasional cracks from the cold as they wear out. They are not winter gloves, but he still likes them in winter.

Strong, wear well

Super well made, they last a while. Don't throw them away every day like a disposable glove

I bought the SHOWA MFT PRO Series work gloves for light-duty tasks and they really impressed me with their comfort and grip. The 13-gauge seamless microfiber liner is very thin and breathable, which makes them ideal for precise work where you need to feel what you're doing. They're also ergonomically designed, so they don’t bunch up or feel stiff during use. However, I recommend sizing up, especially if you have larger hands. These gloves run small, and the snug fit might be too tight for all-day wear. Once I sized up, they fit great and performed exactly as I needed. Overall, they’re a solid choice for general-purpose work—just be mindful of the sizing.

Awesome gloves the fit is great and nice and light for hot days .. gloves give u a good sense of touch working with small parts nuts screws and bolts easy to handle its like almost not wear gloves .the grip is also very good as i work with sheet metal all day and have no problems handling sheets ..very happy and will definitely buy again. If your looking for a new pair of gloves give these a try im sure u will b happy also

👍🏽Great

Good quality gloves, waterproof and fit perfect.

I was kind of skeptical on these gloves. I was expecting somewhat bulky, and awkward feeling gloves. After wearing these gloves for a variety of projects I have to admit that I was very impressed. At first glance, I assumed the only thing these gloves were relevant for was to be used around chemicals.However, I used them extensively for a large building project - handling treated lumber - screwing in screws - and all of the other normal building tasks. By the end of the project, I was very impressed. - The nitrile coating made handling lumber a breeze. Not only did they protect my hands but they also provided a non-slip grip. - They are very flexible and allow you *much* of your fingers use. While they are not exactly like thin latex gloves - these do offer enough flexibility and feel that you can hold a 2" screw to drive in with your drill. This may not sound like much, but try that with a thick pair of leather gloves. - They offered a fair amount of padding.... meaning that when I swung a hammer they helped dampen the blow. I wouldn't say it was a huge amount of dampening, but the fact that it did it at all was impressive. - Sizes ... I typically wear an XL glove, but the larges easily conformed to the shape of my hand. The *stretchiness" of the gloves also meant that could fit my wife's much smaller hand. - The only downside was that after an hour or two they did become a little hot. It is not unbearable, but as you would expect, they do not breathe especially well. In the end, I was very impressed by the Showa 381 gloves. I definitely wouldn't hesitate to order them again! 5 stars

No complaints from him.

Bons gants mais pas aussi confortables et durables que le 380 qui est son prédécesseur. J'ai choisi la même grandeur et les doigts du 381 sont trop courts se qui fait un peu palmer le gant et rend la prise inconfortable. Le 381 est aussi plus mince et glisse plus sur les doigts et la main. Je ne rachèterai pas et retournerai au 380. Mais tout de même un bon produit dépendant des goûts.