ThxTomsThxToms Heavy Duty Latex Gloves, Resist Strong Acid, Alkali and Oil, 18", 1 Pair

As a relatively large-handed fella I’ve had a fair amount of trouble finding a pair of dish gloves that check all the boxes for me in comfort, ease of use, and durability. A year and a half in and I’ve been more than happy with them—I dread dish duty about 30% less now!They’re big but not behemoth, I have a bit of wiggle room at the end of each finger. The tops are very wide, making them very easy to put on/take off, which is good because whenever I have noise cancelling earbuds on while doing dishes, my roommate decides that’s the perfect time to say exactly 2 sentences to me. Thankfully they’re not so big that they’ll start coming loose on their own. They can get very sweaty, however, especially with how thick they are. In that case, they’re easy to pop inside out and dry off.I also noticed that they were big enough to accommodate my cast when I broke my wrist! I was very pleasantly surprised by that. Came in quite handy when doing anything wet other than showering (the hole leaves too much room for water to get in for that).Durability-wise, they’ve lasted 17 months now with small signs of wear. The sheen of the rubber on the fingertips is now dulled and a (slightly frustrating) combination of hard to clean after use and slippery when covered in oil. It’s not that big a deal though, and I’d have definitely gone through 2 pairs of standard kitchen gloves by now so I’ve more than gotten my money’s worth. Highly recommended if your hands are above average size.

Heavy duty!

I bought these to protect when showering after surgery. While the one I used did keep the hand dry after I wrapped the open end tightly around my forearm, I quickly discovered the glove hand was as slippery as ice when wet and soapy. I previously used dishwashing gloves with much better wet grip for this need, but they were not big enough to easily slide over the bandage wrap.I suppose they are fine if you keep them dry. Lesson learned.

I’m stripping paint in my kitchen. These have handled caustic lye-based, and strong acidic, and lots it water and lots of scrubbing. Still going strong. I will order them again if needed.Some days were so hot that these fit lots of water. I rinsed them out and hung to dry by the tips of the little finger with a clothes pin. They are excellent.

I'm a concrete mixer driver and I recommend them. I hope they last at least 6-months to a year. They protect my hands and they are thick. Wear them when I do my wash downs.

I needed these gloves to use for my pool. Muriatic acid is used to remove calcium buildup on tiles and I needed gloves that are thick enough (and long enough) to provide protection, BUT allow for freedom of movement - in this case to hold onto a sponge, scraper and towel with my fingers. These check all those boxes. They're sturdy and are gonna last a long time. Highly recommend.

These gloves work well for our farm.

Heavy duty and, unlike any grocery store kitchen gloves, I can get my hands into them. They do not have the dexterity of light-duty kitchen gloves.