TitanFlex Thor Grip Heavy Duty Green Industrial Nitrile Gloves with Raised Diamond Texture, 8-mil, Latex Free, Powder Free

Tough gloves for gardening, good grip. No protection from thorns or sharp objects, but these gloves are not for that at all. Think of your std lightweight 3 mil latex glove, then make it nitrile, 8 mil thick, and a cool green color. Opened 105 bags of miracle grow and gardened this weekend. Used 1 pair a day. And they were still intact.

I recently used the Green Industrial Nitrile Gloves for a comprehensive house cleaning, and they exceeded my expectations. Initially, I was concerned about the texture, but the raised diamond pattern provided excellent grip, even when handling wet or slippery items.The 8-mil thickness offered robust protection without sacrificing dexterity. Throughout the entire cleaning process, not a single glove tore or punctured, showcasing their durability.While my hands did get a bit sweaty—a common occurrence with nitrile gloves—they remained clean and protected. The vibrant green color is not only visually appealing but also enhances visibility, which is a nice touch.Considering the quality and performance, the price for a bulk pack is quite reasonable. These gloves are a reliable choice for heavy-duty tasks around the house.

I work with pesticides a lot owning a pest control company. They provide strong protection without tearing or leaking. Also the big size fits my hand great.

These are my favorite gloves for professional housekeeping. They’re thick, don’t tear, protect my hands from chemicals and bacteria. Don’t have that rubbery smell and fit true to size. I love the grippies on them.

Definitely a great glove but I've had other brands with the same 8 mil thickness and these don't feel like a true 8 mil glove. Besides that they feel good and hold up so far.

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Good coat, and are way tougher than other gloves i purchased.

These can rip like any other nitrile gloves, but probably because when you put them on they are thick and feel like rubber gloves and you might pull them on too hard.