1st ChoiceMedium Gloves, Case of 1000, Disposable, Latex Free, Exam Grade, Glove for Cooking - 4 mil

For the price you cant beat it great quailty, weight is good and look as well well worth the money

These work perfectly for chores that we want to not touch things with our hands. Thickness is enough and they don’t rip or tear easily

These are the best gloves ever for: Day Care very soft and durable they are a great fit. I have very small hands a size Small and They fix great.

The media could not be loaded. These are a little hair thinner than the ones I normally buy at home depot. They didn't rip when I put them on. I bought these because of the price and HD and Lowes are out. No powder residue 🤙 After using the entire box they hold up just like any others you buy maybe a tiny bit less durable but for the price for the money it's worth it. I've had others I buy at the box stores and in certain situations they rip as well. They are always blue. Why do they not stock black ones more ... 🤔 These are good and my go to because of the color and price.

"If you are a clean freak like myself, you must get these gloves. These mitral gloves are perfect for any job. I use them for anything you name it. Number one#1."

I've worn a few different hats in my day, and a few different gloves. For me. If I need disposable gloves, nothing will do except for Nitrile. Depending on the job, the thinner the better, some jobs require you to be able to have full range of motion and tactile sensation in your hands.I'm currently working as a baker part time and the gloves that my work provide are Polythene which feels like I may as well put plastic sandwich bags on my hands and try to do delicate work with them. So I bought my own gloves. I knew I liked the feel of Nitrile from working in Healthcare for years, so I picked these up since they were cost efficient and not terribly thick. I have to say they're comfortable. They don't bag on your hands. And they're fairly durable. I only had 2 rip out of a box of 100. My only real gripe is when I went to reorder them they were out. And I'm not sure why, if it's because they're black or what, but they're a bit more expensive than other colors at the same thickness.

I use these at my pop-up frybread stand. Durable. I have long nails that generally rip gloves. These gloves do not rip when mixing my dough or rolling out my dough and still maintain integrity when they get close to the fryer. Granted, in this food serving scenario, I change gloves almost every single order as not to cross contaminate, but other gloves I've tried rip especially when mixing the dough. Not these.

Great fit easy to put on and they're durable