I have been using it for 2 months now for gardening, painting and some light jobs around the farm. The gloves are NOT heavy duty. It tear easily after 2 or 3 uses. But again, it is cheaper than other brands of thicker gloves so I cannot expect the same performance. Overall not a bad glove but if you want a better gloves that can withstand heavy use, try another brand:

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As the title indicates, my fiancé uses these while coloring her hair. She tells me she has no complaints, and plans on ordering these again.

Great price, great durable quality, and great fit.
These gloves have strong durability, no odor, powder free, and they work as they should to protect my hands/skin from dirt, oil, grease, grime and chemicals.
The Dynarex Black Nitrile gloves lasts a long time through tough use before ripping or tearing. I have yet to find a damaged glove (or imperfection) with Dynarex.

This style of glove ends at my wrist the size I use it is a bit loose at my narrow/thin wrists. Just mentioning this for use in chemical splashing/runny/dripping work environment... the liquid may seep in from the wrist area if you have thin/narrow wrists without the use of a wrist cuff/elastic band or a longer beyond the wrist style glove.

I have tired other brands, but these are my go-to gloves for the usual great price value and consistent good quality.
I have found this to be competitive or better value on Amazon with Prime than where I am locally.
I am happy with my purchase and I do recommend.

These gloves get the job done.
They are "not" heavy duty; do tend to puncture, split at the finger tips and etc., fairly easy under heavy use and not very resistant/durable while using chemicals (brake clean, brake fluid, carb cleaner, etc.)

One question I have noticed is what is the thickness of these gloves?
What mil?
Good question.

I cannot find anywhere on the box what the thickness is, and these are definitely not 6mil, probably more like 4mil or less. (see photo, top shows the SAS 6mil, bottom shows these gloves)
I already have some 6mil black nitrile gloves(SAS Safety) I use for working on cars, motorcycles, tractors, etc. and ordered these as a replacement.

Amazon sells the SAS Safety 66517 Raven Powder-Free Disposable Black Nitrile 6 Mil Gloves as well for almost twice the price of these, but if you work with alot of chemicals(ie. automotive cleaning agents) like to re-use your gloves alot, or take them on and off, as well as work in areas where snagging occurs I recommend going with the SAS instead.

One good thing I can say about them is they seem to provide a little more dexterity over the 6mil, but than again I could just be overly optimistic and looking for something better to say about them.

If you are looking for cheap gloves you just toss out quickly, or if you are very careful can last you reasonably well, and just need them occasionally these will work fine.

As someone who worked as a mechanic at dealerships I can say these would definitely not be my choice of gloves working on cars for a living unless they were about $5 out the door total for a box.

But if you are not using gloves and need something besides bare hands, after years of gas and chemicals on my hands as well as scrubbing with Zep and other grit based mechanic soaps, due to not using gloves for long periods of time, these are way better than bare hands and will save your hands and knuckles.

My husband is a doctor and therefore always has a ton of nitrile exam gloves at his office. Whenever I would be in his office I would sneak and handful into my purse because they are just so handy to have around. But eventually my conscience caught up with me and I started to feel bad stealing from his employer and decided to just buy some of my own. Now that I buy these in black, I'm never going back to nicking them from his office. They are great when working with garlic or onions - no lingering smell on your hands! Or when painting - no damage to your manicure! Or if my hands get dry or chappy I just slather them with a nice thick moisturizer and slip on a pair of these babies for an hour or two and my hands are like new!