ProFlex 7072 ANSI A7 Nitrile-Coated CR Gloves, EN388: 4X44F, 9" Long, Medium, Gray, 12 Pairs

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As an electrician I found these gloves to be very adequate for just about any small or medium duty tasks. The texture/grip is such a nice material, making them durable yet stil reasonably thin to have functionality with your fingers. They also a tad bit warmer that regular dipped gloves which is awsome when ur working in cold environments. Small difference but is noticable. These have GREAT GRIP! and they won't fall apart like some other gloves within days. With that being said, the only grip I would say with these is that they run a tad big, so go with 1 size smaller glove that you typicaly wear. I use XL for just about everything. The XL with these gloves are just a hair to large. Overall very happy and satisfied with these gloves. I'm sure if I would of gotten 1 size smaller they would of fit perfectly! If you want a glove with grip texture that won't rub off and fall apart super fast, definitely check these out.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] One of the harshest chemicals I've worked with in my career is Skydrol. If you aren't familiar with Skydrol it is a fire-resistant aviation hydraulic fluid. This stuff will destroy plastic and vinyl in short order if it isn't cleaned off right away and most paints don't stand a change. Only specific epoxy paints will withstand this stuff so my hopes of a glove lasting were slim. The 7072's have been my go to glove for at least a couple of months and they handle the task of bleeding brakes, refilling test equipment and testing aircraft brakes with ease. The skydrol doesn't seem to effect these gloves as they almost look as new as the day I got them . if you are looking for a glove that can provide great grip on oily surfaces, this would be the one I'd get because if they can last months of use with Skydrol, I'd have to say anything else wouldn't be a challenge for this glove at all.