G & F Products - 3100-10 120 Pairs Large Rubber Latex Double Coated Work Gloves for Construction, gardening gloves, heavy duty Cotton Blend Blue

These are vacuum sealed in a single brick when you receive them.When you open them, they will be a little stuck together. That's fine. They're going to have a chemical stink as well. That's also fine. Take as many pairs as you immediately need and let them air out overnight or for a day or two. The smell dissipates pretty quickly, and the stickiness vanishes pretty instantly.The "fabric" on the knuckles will wear holes in a couple weeks if you wear them regularly. The rubber will slowly wear off the palms and fingers. Especially if you work with gas, oil, solvents, etc.But I paid $14.50 for 12 pairs. That's $1.21 a pair. Each pair of these gloves has given me $15-20 worth of value, zero questions. Someone is helping me with something? I don't hesitate for even a second to throw a pair of these gloves at them- we finish, they try to give me the gloves back, I tell them, "Nah, keep 'em!" And every person I've given a pair to (5, so far) have all commented over the next week how handy they were to have around.For the price, you get WAY more than you pay for. Point blank.Protection on the palms is great. Fit, for me, was great. I ordered Medium, I'm usually a Medium glove sort of dude, and they fit great. Snug. Exactly as snug as I would like. And still maintain a pretty respectable degree of dexterity. Like the color, easy to spot in the leaves, under the car, dim garage or trunk, you name it.

Honestly they won't last longer than a week, however, 3 months of hand protection for under $15 is a deal. I've spent that and more on a single pair of gloves that barely lasted one month.

Purchased on numerous occasions for work. They are true to size but occasionally have some strings on the inside that need to get broken for them to be comfortable. I work with concrete and these get beaten up fairly quickly within about a week but for the price you can't beat it. They do tend to become slick if they get oil on them and the grips greatly decreases. But they have kept my hands clean and they have kept many splinters from getting in my hands while working with wood so the protection is there. For general use I would highly recommend

excellent comfort and protection

These gloves are great. I garden professionally and recreationally, 5–7 days a week, 5–10 hours a day so no gloves last long for me, but these last longer than most and at $1.25 a pair they are the best deal you’ll find. I’m on my second order, after giving away 2 pair and only wearing through the plastic coating on 2 pair in 1.5 months! So I’m just ordering cuz I’m too lazy to wash them and they’re all wet from rainy gardening… they're so cheap I kinda want to order enough so I can wear a fresh pair every day but then I’d have dirty gloves everywhere.

Nice durable gloves while keeping a nice rubbery grip.

I purchased a set about a year ago or so and have only pulled them out from the packaging when I need a new set. The rubber on all of the gloves have broken down into a sticky glue that comes off on everything and are not a good long term glove that can be re-used. These are a very nice short term glove however but the rubber grip breaking down into a blue goo overtime is something to consider.

Hold up well to a variety of manual labor tasks