EPPCO Kunzer Nitrile Disposable Gloves Orange Tiger Grip Size M (Dispenser of 100)

These are significantly more durable than most nitrile gloves which is great when working on cars and bikes, however that durability does come at a cost, which in my opinion is the only downside.

Having been less than satisfied with the numerous brands of nitrile work gloves I have used in recent years, I was looking for a garage 'n' garden task glove which would stand up to a complete day's rough work. I decided to try a box of the Kunzer Tiger Grip gloves after they were recommended to me by a local mechanic.Although their bright orange finish gets you a few odd looks from people, these gloves have out-performed all the other work gloves I have tried. Thin enough for use with delicate work on nuts. bolts and on engines in general, they are tough enough to cope with heavy gardening tasks as well. I was advised to buy a 'tight' size and although you end up with gloves wet with perspiration, this was good advice as they don't stretch and slip around like some other brands. Really pleased - will buy these again!

Being a home mechanic on a few vehicles with skin allergies I get through a lot of protective gloves normally. I think that has changed now; these gloves are not only grippy, they are really tough. I reuse if not damaged and the first pair on have now done five separate jobs that have involved rough handling and are still good for the next job. I would have been through at least ten pairs of lesser nitrile gloves by now. Don't order big as there is nothing worse than baggy gloves.

A friend told me about these gloves. I have found them to be very strong, last longer than other gloves that I have bought. They are more expensive than I have ever paid before but I think the quality of them is worth the money

I use Tiger gloves mostly for gardening. They can be used more than once - just peel off and leave to dry out between uses. The textured surface indicates the inside or outside. They may seem expensive but last for days compared to thin, cheaper gloves that are lucky to last for hours.

Stronger and sturdier than normal nitrile gloves. Word of warning - I don't have big hands but find the medium a pretty tight fit to get on. Ridged finish aids grip especially with wet objects.

Heavy duty gloves that could be used for anything and very long lasting.

These are easily the best gloves I've come across for oily mechanic work. I wouldn't just narrow them down for that line work however. Their thick wall puts them squarely above other disposable glove brands in terms of robustness. They stand up to the task in areas such as rip tear and piercing damage. Also notable is their increased grip over standard disposable gloves.These gloves can be relatively easily cleaned with paper roll during wear for tasks that simply can't avoid heavy soiling such as oil and filter changes. I realise most would simply bin disposable gloves after this sort of work, but I'm against needless waste and prefer to change them only when I need cleaner gloves.My only complaint would be that these are tight! Although the tightness helps dexterity, they certainly restrict the ease of putting on and taking off. Buy the medium only if you have tiny hands, go for large otherwise. Small should be reserved for children or action men figurines.

Actuellement moins de 20% plus chers que des nitriles classiques, devenus hors de prix depuis le covid, mais la différence plaide en faveur de ces Tiger Grip.Alors que je change habituellement 2 à 3 fois de gants par jour, ceux-ci tiennent jusqu'à 2 jours (souffler fort dans le gant pour l'enlever sans dommage).Au final ceux-ci sont non seulement plus costauds mais plus économiques à l'usage.

Super solide pour les travaux.Ne se percent pas si vous faite de la peinture ou une vidange vos mains restent propres.Orange cela permet d’avoir toujours ses mains bien en vue pour éviter de se blesser avec des gants de couleur plus neutre.Pour les gros travaux il est préférable de prendre des gants plus épais en tissus

Excelente material y guantes muy cómodos. Los lavo hasta con lejía y me duran múltiples puestas. El precio parecía alto pero es un producto de alta calidad y la caja trae unos 50 pares. Los guantes pueden utilizarse en cualquier mano asi q si se rompe uno no pierdo el otro. Los compré por el corona-virus y ahora lis uso para cualquier trabajo de casa, incluso jardineria. La Talla L me calzó perfecto (sin apretar ni muy grandes)

Conoscevo già questo modello o meglio questa tipologia. Sicuramente migliori dei classici guanti in nitrile visto che più spessi e di conseguenza più resistenti.Ottimi per proteggersi in questo momento di pandemia, ed ottimi per tutti i lavori manuali come riparazion iauto o giardinaggio.Confezione da 100

I'm happy with these. I think I've bought every type and thickness of nitrile glove at this point.8-9 mil are too thick. They hold up to just about everything, but I feel like I'm wasting them since they are still perfectly good when I take them off. I try to reuse 9 mil as much as I can almost like rubber kitchen gloves. They tend to fit more snug and don't stretch as much, so I sweat in them more, and they bunch up in the folds of my fingers.7 mil (these) are a good thickness for most of my auto/motorcycle work. They rarely break through, and by the time they do, I'm ready move on. Thick enough to keep prickly weeds from poking through. All around a good thickness for long duration wear.5 mil are a sweet spot in a disposable glove, they last fairly long, but nearly always rip through4 mil are just a little thin. A sharp fingernail can rip through when putting them on, so they break a little too easily, they are great for inexpensive gloves for quick tasks, like a glue up, or first aid kit, camping, gross dishes.These have a small cuff. I'm not sure the grippers make that much of a difference, but they can't hurt. Powder free. The fit is good, not too tight, not too loose. The surface is not too plasticy slick, and has a nice amount of friction. Decent price, slightly less than HF 7 mil.