Chemical Resistant Gloves 14 Inch PVC Coated Gloves

I have large hands and they are in water several times a day. I ordered the large size (per sizing chart) and they fit very well and seem sturdy enough that they should last a good while. Nice lining and seem to grip well in soapy water. Very happy with this purchase.

I have some of the gloves specifically made for grilling. I am not going to say that they are not nice. They really are very nice. The problem is with clean-up. Those gloves are something that need to go in the washing machine after being used. They also can't handle getting wet. They offer no protection whatsoever once wet. They can be even more conductive to heat when wet. The only advantage is with temperature. Those gloves designed for grilling advertise being capable of standing up to temperatures in the 500 range. Some say 600 degrees. I am grillin' or smokin' any day that it is not raining. I am just not putting my hands in fires that hot for any length of time. I don't need a glove. Smoking is where you handle the meat alot. It is easiest with your hands. You are rarely going to get over 325 degrees on a smoker and I don't know of anyone who gets their smoker hotter than 350 degrees. These gloves handled 275 degrees recently and never even got warm. Getting them wet was no big deal. Clean-up was a matter of washing my hands with the gloves on. These are very flexible and tactile. They have stood up to alot of use and show no signs of wear. If for some reason I found myself reaching into extremely hot fires I might break my grilling gloves out. The way I am grillin' and smokin' now, these gloves could not be more perfect.

I use these when working with concrete. They definitely protect against the concrete mix and are water proof. Only downside is if you wear them for a long time when working your hands will raisin from the sweat. But overall these are way better than any concrete half dipped glove you will buy at the big box or discount stores. Dexterity is ok for handling a shovel, wheelbarrow, and trowel work.

I bought a pair of these for nasty jobs and they're very heavy duty and somewhat stiff because they are so thick. I don't mind since I don't want anything too thin and flimsy. Wells Lamont makes good gloves. I have several for different jobs.

I've tried lots of different kind of PVC work gloves to wear during gold panning. This is a pretty abusive use of the gloves and these hold up the best of all tested ones. The length is perfect and these fit my hands well. I have long skinny fingers and these are a little wide but length is good. In the winter months i wear a thin pair of insulated thermal gloves under these and hands stay warm enough in the frigid water. Keep your fingernails trimmed short as that is the point where the gloves eventually develop wear and a hole...

These are heavy PVC gauntlet gloves with cloth lining, as I desired. I had partially worn out a pair of Black Knight gauntlet PVC gloves that had served me very well for many years. I like wearing these heavy PVC gloves, because they provide a lot of puncture protection and padding and shock protection. I use them for painting and handling branches and brush and for extension-ladder work. Heavy PVC gloves like this have saved my hands from a lot of injuries. I did not buy them principally for chemical protection, but rather for protection from abrasion, punctures, shock. They would work well when handling treated lumber. When I was doing a lot of manual sawing of branches and handling of brush and branches, I used a pair of light vinyl gloves inside the Black Knight PVC gloves that are now partially worn out, to keep the cloth lining from creating water blisters on my hands from internal friction. I recommend wearing a pair of light nitrile or vinyl gloves inside these if you are doing extremely energetic work that will otherwise create water blisters on your hands from extreme friction between the cloth lining and skin.

well made good length . I use in chemicals . comfortable insides coated .. They do come large but I prefer this .. If you need good dexterity they will be big on your hands , my hand is average size male . I’m know the durability is good this is my 2nd pair 1 st one still ok after 2 years ..

These gloves are pretty good the material is of good quality. A couple of negatives is these things are huge and i mean huge i woukd say i have average sized hands and these are way to big. Another con is that id you have sweaty hands these make it alot worse and get pretty warm and damp after a while.

valen la pena, lo use para tallar con solventes y no pasa nada, ademas son comodos, muy bien hechos

If you're tired of grocery-store rubber gloves that tear after a week of washing dishes, and which are not designed for larger male hands, this product will make you happy. Although they are marketed as resistant to chemicals, they work really well in hot soapy water (for doing dishes!) and easily last many months. The fit is generous (no more struggling to get the gloves on and off) and they are thick enough that immersing your gloved hands in hot water is not a problem. No real cons. And fewer junky gloves to go to landfill.

Impressed with the quality of the gloves and how comfortable they are when cleaning for hours. Couldn't beat the price too, better than anywhere in store I could find, even on sale (at the time)

I bought these gloves for some chemical lab work and for washing dishes. Turns out they are extremely heavy gloves. They are definitely a well-made product, but they are certainly thicker than I need for doing anything fine grain. They are also suited for large hands only, and my wife's hands leave space at the fingertips. Now I use them for cleaning the grill / patio, but not for the lab work or dishes I was hoping.

Very thick gloves, just way to big and makes it hard to use them when I have them on. But very thick and protective. Won't put a hole in this pair of love easily. They will last