KLEIN TOOLS60579 Work Gloves, Knit Dipped Cut Resistant ANSI A1 Nitrile Coated Gloves, Nylon-Spandex, Touchscreen Capable, Small, 2-Pair

Pros: extremely high dexterity and comfortable for precision work, almost like a second skin. Touch screen capable. Decent protection against cuts and splinters. Decent grip. Not rated for electrical protection but certainly better than nothing. Very affordableCons: not incredibly durable, will probably survive 2-4 days of moderate electrical work. Probably wouldn't survive a day of heavy work like roofing or demolition. Can get bound in screws/drill bits. Zero electrical protection if wet. Will not protect against puncture, new utility blades or hot objects.

These are the best gloves you will ever buy!!. I do all of my own electrical work and these are great gloves they are tear proof. I usually get stabbed with a wire or cut while twisting them. These are true to there word they are Tear and abrasion resistant. They even have touchscreen capable fingertips which do work makes it easy to text without taking these off. They are true to there size and have a nice snug fit and are comfortable to wear. Id highly recommend these to anyone.

Good sturdy comfortable gloves to work in the yard and paint. Fit well.

Love the lightness yet hardy functioning of these gloves. I use for gardening and other outside grandma duties..happy with cost and will buy again!!!!

The small is a good size for small female hands, but I was disappointed about how thin the coating is.

So nice I bought it twice. Great lightweight work gloves. They work well for sheet metal working so I do not cut my hands.

One of the best fitting work gloves with a very comfortable fit and sensitive touch to work with small and delicate parts. Great quality and durability .. Used for both light construction, electrical and automotive. I am able to even peel black electrical tape off the roll with these gloves ! Fit is key so order the size that best fits and once you have this may be done your go to glove as well.

When I bought them they were about $8 for 2 pair which was amazing. I usually get the milwaukee brand cut resistance ansi 1 rated for $10 a pair, one time $5 a pair. When I saw these I figured I would try them since I love klein tools. The gloves are great, same durability material as milwaukee, the palm grip is nitrile so it wears to a smoother texture and eventually it does crack at the flex points but I use them all day 4 days a week and I still use the same two pair from 2 months ago. I like how if the material does start to fray, a little heat from a lighter seals them up instantly. But that was my fault from cutting out the tags on the inside of the glove. Milwaukee cut rating 1 gloves have a different palm material that is more like nitrile foam and as it wears it gets more grippy but I find my laptop stops being able to register my finger on the touch cursor. So being able to leave my glove on while working constantly is better with the klein gloves. That issue with the milwaukee doesn't happen on my phones screen though, just laptop. I will probably keep getting the kleins and maybe one pair of the insulated cut level 1 gloves from milwaukee since it's winter but definitely keep an eye out for the 2 for 8 deal!