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    1. RxKiller69 on

      I have a pair and I like them. That being said, I received them as part of a gift and I’m not terribly sure I’d pay for them.

    2. three_martini_lunch on

      You can buy something very similar at Harbor Freight for $3-5 depending on how much tactile feel you want. They have about 4-5 varieties of nitrile dipped water resistant gloves in various weights. The heavier weight gloves are great for working on bikes in a cold garages. The lighter weight ones for everyday use.

    3. deesea on

      These are likely the same as any cut resistant work glove just rebranded by muc off. Skip the brand and save $

    4. singelingtracks on

      Don’t buy muc off junk.

      If you want gloves to wear buy some 8mil grease monkey gloves,

      If you don’t want throw aways go to harbor freight or any mechanical.shop they will have gloves.

    5. TimAndTimi on

      Any glove from 3M is just fine. Muc-off = rip pff. (not particular towards this glove, but this brand is a joke to me)

    6. teekk on

      I have a pair that I got as part of a bundle and while they’re not terrible they are very thin unlike how they look in the photos

    7. iamthemicx on

      I work in the hospital.

      I grab nitrile gloves and they are cheap and can be found in your local auto parts store.

    9. nateknutson on

      I’ve had the ones in the picture and tried a few others in that style over the years. They feel pretty good on the hand, were stretchy and form-fitting for me without feeling too tight, and are a good overall reusable glove. But for me, I really can’t work in that style. I’m back and fourth with keyboards too often all day long and typing in them is no good. The permeable/breathable back is a liability at times. They take too much dexterity away, for me. I wear nitrile gloves probably 6 hours a day and in that time will go through 2-3 pairs.

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