Thick and they don't break.

Excellent glove, provides super protection while working on greasy engines

The box is more than twice as large, and more than twice as heavy, as the one containing standard latex gloves. When you consider that the box only holds half as many gloves by count as a regular box (50 gloves vs. 100) you figure they must be "substantial." That, they are.

These are about as thick as the ones at the grocery store that sell in a two-pack, except these are much more flexible, making handling objects or maneuvering things with your fingers much easier. There isn't nearly the tactile feedback as standard latex gloves, but sometimes that's a benefit. I usually use heavy nitrile gloves when handling dirty, dangerous, poisonous, or sharp objects, but I thought I'd give these a try and see how they performed in real-live. So far, so good in that regard.

The cuff of the gloves goes up the arm several inches beyond the wrist, and more than I was anticipating. I like the wrist protection offered by this extra length. The gloves have a slightly rough surface on the outside, and a smooth latex on the inside. on the inside.

One thing I don't like is glove makers- seeing fascination of ensuring they don't put any talcum-powder, or indeed any powder, instead. I've heard the included manual is also lless them s ideal. Some customer there would be helpful.

Very thick and durable!

Great gloves but a little small