Milwaukee 48228904 - Cut 1(A) Nitrile Dipped Gloves - XXL

I like the gloves I bought. I do not like the new HomeDepot policy that locks the bathrooms to customers. In order to use them, you have to first buy something and be escorted by a HomeDepot employee. This utterly ridiculous, bad retail policy, and immoral. My family has spent thousands of dollars on their appliances and construction materials. Some of us customers go the store looking for something that is not found. We look around and ask employees. It often takes hours to get what we need. Some times, we can't get what we need. By the time we're done, we often need to use the bathroom. Now, we are penalized for not finding what we need by requiring a purchase and getting escorted like we are kindergarten kids. This must end.

Absolutely comfortable, forget I'm wearing them. Very durable for Light/Medium duty jobs.

I use these gloves almost every day out in my shop. Every day I make frames and cut glass for those frames, so it's nice to be able to handle glass or unfinished wood and not have to ever switch gloves. Also they are very breathable and I forget I am wearing them all the time! Seriously Milwaukee nailed it with these gloves! I have used a lot of dipped gloves over the years for handling gloves and almost all of them dig into the webbing of my fingers and these do not! They are seriously so comfortable!I have had these for months and they are holding up great. They absolutely met my expectations for how inexpensive they are! I will definitely be picking up a few more pairs.

Best gloves ever

The best gloves ever. They are very tight the first time putting them on, but they will stretch to your hands after the first use. They fit and perform like a second pair of skin. I wore them for three days straight, 12 hours a day, re-plumbing a house in a crawlspace. I never had any grip issues, except way better grip. They don't irritate my hands at the seams like most other gloves do, because they don't have seams. They are the perfect work glove. I bought 4 more pairs. They work well for handling wood as well. I built a deck using the same first pair. I then moved some cement blocks. That wore them down a bit. But still going strong after 7 work days of use.

High quality, better than the other ones at the store....

High quality, better than the other ones at the store. Tried a lot of them. I thought it might be a little "fan boy"-ish to get these, but the quality can't be denied. Only thing equal or better is expensive industrial versions from other suppliers online. I just recently used them for some heavy concrete grinding by hand, where I need to constantly touch and feel the surface to keep it smooth/flat. I have gone through 3 pairs of other brands so quickly (some were more expensive too), whereas these last 3x as long. The 6 pair pack is a good value compared to the single pair - would only recommend the 6 pack version as the pair price is a bit expensive if you use them a lot.

I bought a six pack of the Milwaukee last year....

I bought a six pack of the Milwaukee last year. Yard work on gloves in a tropical Hawaiian climate is rough. Surprisingly, I’ve only used one pair of these gloves, ehich never seem to wear out. These are the most durable gloves I’ve ever used. The fit is so comfortable and the textured hand surface is great preventative losing grip on objects. Even though I’ve only used one pair of six in a year, I took advantage of a recent sale and purchased another six pack. Sounds crazy maybe, but as great as these gloves are, I decided to have a good supply for use down the road in the future. There isn’t enough good things about these Milwaukee gloves. They are highly recommended at almost any price.

I don't know much about cut resistant gloves, but when looking at these gloves I noted that the i...

I don't know much about cut resistant gloves, but when looking at these gloves I noted that the images shows someone holding a box cutter to open a box(i attached the image). I assumed the picture was showing what the gloves protect you against. WRONG I was using the gloves on a small project around the house and grabbed a box cutter to cut the strap off of bundle of lumber I had and the blade slipped off of the strap and ran across the front of my index finger.I was barely applying any force to the blade when it ran across my finger but it still sliced right through the glove material........and some of my finger. If someone from Milwaukee reads these reviews, would someone please reply and let me know if this glove is supposed to protect against a box cutter ... MoreI don't know much about cut resistant gloves, but when looking at these gloves I noted that the images shows someone holding a box cutter to open a box(i attached the image). I assumed the picture was showing what the gloves protect you against. WRONG I was using the gloves on a small project around the house and grabbed a box cutter to cut the strap off of bundle of lumber I had and the blade slipped off of the strap and ran across the front of my index finger.I was barely applying any force to the blade when it ran across my finger but it still sliced right through the glove material........and some of my finger. If someone from Milwaukee reads these reviews, would someone please reply and let me know if this glove is supposed to protect against a box cutter blade as one of your images sort of insinuates? If not I would recommend at least taking down that image as it is very misleading! I ended up buying another brand at a higher cut 5 level to be safe and actually tested it with my box cutter and found that it did not cut through the glove. I guess lesson learned on my side!I posted this on Milwaukee's webpage and they uploaded the review but did not reply to my question. A day later they REMOVED the review! I guess they only allow POSITIVE reviews! NOT COOL MILWAUKEE!

I originally bought a single pair of these gloves on a whim because they felt comfortable and snu...

I originally bought a single pair of these gloves on a whim because they felt comfortable and snug when I tried them on. After wearing them for a few different projects around the shop I was completely sold. They were much more form fitting and flexible than other gloves I had used, particularly handling nuts, bolts and screws. Plus they really did a better job protecting my fingers from sharp edges on sheet metal items like duct work, and even wood splinters on paneling. Wore them working with some gravel in the yard and moving topsoil around. Wore them in the attic digging in cellulose and fiberglass insulation. By this time they were filthy, so for grins I threw them in a bucket of OxyClean, soaked them a few hours and rinsed them out. They dried out looking like ... MoreI originally bought a single pair of these gloves on a whim because they felt comfortable and snug when I tried them on. After wearing them for a few different projects around the shop I was completely sold. They were much more form fitting and flexible than other gloves I had used, particularly handling nuts, bolts and screws. Plus they really did a better job protecting my fingers from sharp edges on sheet metal items like duct work, and even wood splinters on paneling. Wore them working with some gravel in the yard and moving topsoil around. Wore them in the attic digging in cellulose and fiberglass insulation. By this time they were filthy, so for grins I threw them in a bucket of OxyClean, soaked them a few hours and rinsed them out. They dried out looking like NEW! These are absolutely the best all around gloves for my use ever! Went back and bought a 6 pack to have a pair in my car, garage, in my tool box and for extra when I finally wear a pair out. Great product!

Maybe getting ahead of myself with this 5-star review, but..

The most comfortable and natural feeling light-duty protective glove. Compared to most others that warrants 5 stars right there. I doubt it would hold up to heavier or colder outdoor work but for the price I see these as my all around go-to. Haven't tried the touchscreen yet, sure it works. I have long thin fingers and large fit perfectly. You don't want them loose or bulky.While in the store I tried the Ace nitrile gloves and they were so uncomfortable. Probably OK for specific usages like handling wet stuff. But I wanted them off quickly

The gloves work great! Nice vibrant red. I get lots...

The gloves work great! Nice vibrant red. I get lots of compliments while wearing them. I use them for work everyday. They usually last for a month before the rubber starts to break down. Then I just throw them away. Good gloves for the price.

These work gloves are great for light work and still leave you with plenty of dexterity. The nitr...

These work gloves are great for light work and still leave you with plenty of dexterity. The nitrile dipped palms and fingers offer lots of grip, and the backs are breathable so your hands don't get soaked.I've been using mine on the weekends and evenings for handling rough cut lumber while woodworking, and they've held up fine for the last few weeks, and are just starting to show some deterioration on the nitrile dipped surfaces. So durability is right on line with what I'd expect from this price point of gloves.The only thing that doesn't work very well is the "smartswipe" feature in the index fingers. I usually have to swipe/poke my phone multiple times to get it to pick up the motion, and that's with the glove stretched very tightly against my finger for ... MoreThese work gloves are great for light work and still leave you with plenty of dexterity. The nitrile dipped palms and fingers offer lots of grip, and the backs are breathable so your hands don't get soaked.I've been using mine on the weekends and evenings for handling rough cut lumber while woodworking, and they've held up fine for the last few weeks, and are just starting to show some deterioration on the nitrile dipped surfaces. So durability is right on line with what I'd expect from this price point of gloves.The only thing that doesn't work very well is the "smartswipe" feature in the index fingers. I usually have to swipe/poke my phone multiple times to get it to pick up the motion, and that's with the glove stretched very tightly against my finger for good contact. I suppose it's better than nothing, but sometimes I think it would be faster and less frustrating to just take the glove off, use my phone, and put the glove back on. It's definitely only good for swiping to unlock or answer a call, not for typing anything.