Klein Tools 60588 Work Gloves, Knit Dipped Cut Resistant ANSI A4 Nitrile Coated Gloves, HPPE Fabric, Touchscreen Capable, Medium, 2-Pair

I favor these type of nitrile dipped gloves for my work…I deliver masonry, so I’m wearing them while throwing straps over the truck, unchaining the forklift, driving said forklift, and sometimes actually handling stone products. I’ve tried many kinds, and I think for how I use them a month is a fair amount of time for a $7 pair of gloves to last.That said, I usually lose them long before a month goes by so I’m a little surprised at how much of the coating I lost on these in a month. The upside is these are an A4 cut level glove, so even with the nitrile flaking off the gloves themselves have stayed intact…I don’t like a super grippy glove, and these are a similar tack level to your hand which I think is perfect.I ordered a medium because I would prefer my gloves slightly to tight to slightly too loose…these ones are very tight for a medium but they did loosen up after a day of use and were probably the most comfortable ones I’ve had. I have some Carhartt mediums that are very slightly too large, and some Milwaukees that are the best fit for me personally, but they’re all useable.I guess it’ll depend on if you think a month is a good amount of time for a pair of these to last. I’ve used them every day, gotten them wet and dried them out a bunch of times. They’re still perfectly functional, they just look haggard. I’ll order another couple of pairs after I wear out or lose the next pair though, I like them.

Excellent gloves at a very good price. I use them for metal detecting, the coating doesn't last very long but the gloves themselves are extremely durable. They would last longer if your using them for something other than digging in the dirt lol. Even scraping with my fingertips in the soil doesn't rip the glove material. Medium was kinda tight, I usually wear XL mechanix gloves. But after a single day they fit me perfectly. Need good dexterity for sifting through dirt.

Good fit, price, and balance of protection and dexterity.Not quite as good for precision work as the thinner klien gloves (the orange ones) but they offer far higher protection. These are still thin gloves for precision work so don't expect extreme protection, but protection against scrapes, splinters and cuts is good. Durability is ok for the price. Would probably last a week or more of moderate electrical work, which is justifiable for the price.

I followed the sizing information and measured accordingly. I fell into the "Large" size, however these are a little short for my hands. I do have longer fingers than most, but according to their chart I should have been "Large".They will be doable so I'm not going to exchange them, but next time I pick some up I will go up a size.Other than that, they seem like other gloves of a similar nature, not quite MaxiFlex level, but definitely worth the cost.

Great gloves. I work in commercial kitchen. Most gloves are too big. These fit like an actual glove. Much better for not cutting yourself. I wear under latex gloves. I have several people at work that have ordered due to my love of them. I’m a left and my bf is a righty, works out great.

Good fit on the hands, material is very breathable. would not recommending wearing in the winter

Works well, but not as intended. Haven't cut myself yet, but the gloves have indeed been punctured, along with a finger or two from picking up yard waste to bag. The culprit? Thorns and pine needles. So while they work, you still have to watch it. I had some old school rubber gloves that finally called it a life span (a few years). I was hoping these would replace it, not really, they are more like a temporary fix.

Feel great, fit great. A plea to wear.