[tlwcs]

What’s everybody using for durability please?
Would like to be able to take them on and off a few times b4 they self destruct
Thanks

[dazmond]

The best disposable gloves ive used are from screwfix.around £20 for 100,expensive but they outlast the cheaper ones....

[Simon Trapani]

They’d have to outlast by 3 or 4 times to pay for themselves for me. I’m happy with the Gardiner’s nitrile. Better than some cheaper ones than split more readily.

[combat1]

You can do two days on the screwfix gloves, they are brilliant.

[tlwcs]

https://www.screwfix.com/p/juba-grippaz-nitrile-powder-free-disposable-gloves-black-large-50-pack/4969h

Are these them?

[Clever Forum Name]

A couple of weeks ago I had some tyres swapped on my van and the garage was a bit busy so I helped out lol.

I fitted these gloves they had and they felt amazing! You've just reminded me to buy some! I don't how they will preform or last but they're no more money that what I was paying.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/283343308891

[KS Cleaning]

I prefer the nylon gloves, easy to get on and off and your hands don’t sweat in them during the warmer months. Cost about £1.50 a pair and they last me about 6-8 weeks. The only time I use nitrile gloves is when the grounds wet as the nylon ones aren’t waterproof.

[dazmond]

https://www.screwfix.com/p/juba-grippaz-nitrile-powder-free-disposable-gloves-black-large-50-pack/4969h

Are these them?

No.....


These are the ones mate......

[tlwcs]

https://www.screwfix.com/p/juba-grippaz-nitrile-powder-free-disposable-gloves-black-large-50-pack/4969h

Are these them?

No.....


These are the ones mate......

Thank you Dazmond and all other contributors 😁