PVC hardens after a few weeks - supple when new, similar to latex, sizing correct
Update - while the vinyl is still more durable and puncture resistant than latex, I'm going to have to ding this a solid 2 stars because of a couple of issues:  1) The PVC hardens after a few weeks, from exposure to grease or detergents, I don't know, but definitely not as supple.  2) The PVC is more slippery than latex.  Still, we have had more than a few latex gloved ruined from goof-off or other solvents which the PVC is somewhat immune to, so there's definitely some advantages.<br /><br />We used to use latex gloves for cleaning and dish washing, but they tend to be somewhat delicate, lasting only a week or 2, so we switched over to heavy nitrile gloves. These last far longer but the rubber is comparatively stiff and not nearly as comfortable as the latex. We also use "true blues" PVC gloves, but these are quite heavy vinyl so are really just for heavy cleaning tasks. When I first tried these on I was surprised as the feel was nearly identical to the latex gloves. Sizing is accurate.
Rating: 3 stars