Customer Reviews

Advanced Tool Design Model ATD-6999 X-Large Blue Powder-Free, Fully Textured Nitrile Gloves, 100/box

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Okay, this is going to be nit-picky, and probably unfairly so. The bottom line is that it's almost impossible for me to find disposable gloves that fit, and these do. They fit me like they were made for my hand. But once the box is empty, I think I'll try to find a supplier for the Ansell gloves I use at work, which Amazon doesn't sell. The problem is that these gloves don't cover my wrist AT ALL. Unlike the picture where they're seen covering the wearer's wrist, they stop exactly at the edge of my hand. I'd like a little more coverage. (I said this would be nit-picky.) That said, they are very comfortable, fit my humongous hands, and the price is half what I'm going to pay for the Ansells, so if the wrist coverage doesn't bother you, go for it. They are lightyears ahead of the "one size fits all" brands available locally, in fit and quality.

The price is right and the quality is excellent. Great for use in my workshop. Suggest getting a size large enough for easy on and off. For me the x-large is perfect. They resist tearing and still give you the feel you need to finish the project.

i first ordered these gloves in 2009 and those gloves were great, and then i ordered the same exact gloves again in may 2010 and i noticed that the design on the box of the gloves was completely different and so were the gloves. the new design are a more light blue color, and 90% of the gloves were wet with a clear fluid substance,and they have a strong chemical smell on them, much more than any other nitrile gloves, also over 90% of the gloves have black and brown stains on them, and they are thinner, i would not recommend these gloves to anyone. not with the new design it has. i dont know what ATD was thinking when they chose to change the design that they had before these. just make sure you stay away from these.

I have rather large hands so I purchased the XL size. I was surprised to find these a bit looser than my previous brand. These slip on easily and hold up well to repetative tasks such as staining and gluing.I have not had any tearing or punctures with this brand to date.

Bought a box in January 2010; buying another box now, in July 2011. First box worked fine, used them mostly for wood finishing. Most of them didn't rip, one would occasionally rip when I use my fingernail to scrape something through the gloves.

Fit well; I have big hands with skinny fingers, if that helps.

Great product. Great quality. No tearing or punctures, these are very strong! Get them.

As someone mentioned before these run a bit bigger then regular gloves, not too big of an issue, just something to keep in mind.

I bought these for working on cars. They fit my large hands quite well, but they seem a bit thin. I usually end up tearing a glove or two during the course of a normal repair and more if I'm working with anything even a bit sharp. It sure is nice to finish a repair with relatively clean hands though! These eliminate the need for so much scrubbing when washing my hands after working with oil and grease.

the handy husband uses many gloves for household, auto & bike work but had a hard time finding gloves big enough for hands that match his size 14 shoe. These gloves fit well and have a nonslip grip. score another for Amazon.

Was pleased with the product. It came just as advertized. The only complaint I have the gloves seem to tear up pretty easily, but I was also wearing a pretty heavy bandaid and that may have contributed to the glove tears.

I don't know what happened to the other reviewers' gloves with the stains on them, but mine were fine. However they tear as easily as my old latex gloves. I use them for working on my bicycle and by the time I'm done, I've gone through at least 3 gloves. Any small bit will catch and cut these gloves. On the other hand my hands are cleaner than working with no gloves. I have long fingers and the XL's are big enough.