Disposable Nitrate Gloves

[Bob Bergstrom]

I came across some purple nitrate gloves last year at Sam's. They have held up as well as most and better the ones in the woodworking stores. You get 200 for $11 plus tax. Wood stores only have 100 in a box and cost more. Buy a 1000 for a club and piece is $10 a box. Just passing it on.

[Michael Kellough]

My hands get dry and I've taken to wearing nitrile gloves almost all the time. It's amazing the increased grip the material provides. With my bare dry skin I need a full on death grip to lift a board or cardboard box but with the nitrile gloves a couple of fingers is enough.

I've found people are less taken aback at the sight of black gloves than blue.

[Reed Gray]

I like them too. The vynal gloves rip when I put them on. The Nitrile gloves stretch. I did find out that if you leave them in the box for a year or 3, they will melt together, so they do degrade over time.

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[Terry Beadle]

I bought some at Harbor Freight. Great price and they had the extra large size I needed.
Work much better than the old ones that were not Nitrate.

[Doug Ladendorf]

I just picked up my second box of these from SAMs. They work perfectly for the shop. I've only had a few rip but that was after much more rugged use than I would expect a glove like this to take. These are better than the ones I had gotten from Home Depot previously.