gloves for wrenching my cars

[SubyRoo]

I use the 9 mil thickness ones from Harbor Freight. I recently got a pair of Hart gloves from Wal Mart in case I plan on doing some knuckle busting work, I like them a lot so far.

 

[mattd]

Diamond grip gloves are my ones of choice. They are thick, durable and can be reused no problem

 

[Dadillac]

I gave up on the thin gloves. I use these exclusively
https://www.amazon.com/West-Chester-PosiShield-Examination-Disposable/dp/B01N7NJE8C
Cannot remember where I bought them but I only paid about eleven or twelve dollars a box. They are good for anything. Plus they are super strong. Strong enough to remove and put back on many times without ripping. Love these gloves

Don

 

[Micahmcmeen]

I get the SAS black raven disposable gloves off of amazon. Had my first one rip yesterday. Box of 100 probably 20 left in the box.

 

[JHZR2]

Annex HD nitrile is great for times when you either want to take gloves on and off a bunch of times and reuse them, or you need resistance.

HF thin blue cheapos on 20% off for the rest.

 

[spackard]

https://www.amazon.com/Disposable-Gloves-Nitrile-Green-PK50/dp/B003HG8KFG/
Duraflock, by Microflex.

That said, I'd rather wear ones that have breathable backs.

 

[stanlee]

I use Adenna dark night 9mm gloves....back when you could still get a box of gloves on Amazon (have enough left for a few jobs). These gloves hardly ever break and I can wipe them off and keep on going. I tried thinner and lesser gloves but they tore way easier.

 

[TheLawnRanger]

You'll have to pretend to be a doctor or nurse to get nitrile gloves for a month or so.

I'm glad HF and probably other stores as well are donating to the medical community.

 

[spasm3]

My last boxes of nitrile were from Costco.

You probably won't find them now.

I use them for handling the camper sewer hose.