Strong (Practically Heavy-Duty) Nitrile Gloves
I've used these for gardening - even digging in the soil and rocks with my fingers - as well as cleaning and scrubbing everything from dishes to bird cages, and not one has broken.<br /><br />I do not re-use them to avoid spreading garden mites, among other biting vermin, and germs to my birds, although they are strong enough to last through two or three separate potting or mild dishwashing sessions. If you're going to do that, remove them by the wrist, allow the sweat to dry, and then turn them right side out and rinse if necessary, keeping the insides dry. Pulling them off by their fingertips practically guarantees they (or any disposable gloves) will break in half the time than would otherwise be the case.<br /><br />I don't have large hands but have very long fingers, so I ordered the large to prevent breakage at the fingertips from over-stretching them. They fit and function as well as one could hope or expect disposable nitrile gloves to perform, certainly as well as any I've ever used before.
Rating: 5 stars