HyFlex Ansell 11-600 Nylon Polyurethane Glove, Gray Polyurethane Coating, Knit Wrist Cuff, Medium, Size 8 (Pack of 12 Pairs)

Best gloves if you dont want : Slippery rubber or plastic on your gloves. They can pick up a toothpick. You might need a smaller size then you think if you want them skin tight. Get just a couple at first to see how you like the size. They dont last long though ...tips of fingers will wear through. They are absorbant , so use other gloves for oily or wet work. They are thin, so not for the real " tough" conditions. They are cheap. I am an electrician. They work great.

Excellent pour mécanicien, bonne dexterité. Respirant.

Toyota used to furnish these gloves at the plant where I worked, but they stopped. I'm guessing the price just became too high. I have to agree, while they are pretty expensive, they are the best gloves for working in the garage.

They function marginally better than the gloves in the same style you will find at your local hardware store. If you have access to a supplier they sell through you can get them at a great value of around $2 CAD per pair. However from what I have seen they are only sold at business to business suppliers other than Amazon; and Amazon has over a 100% mark up making them unreasonable.

They are okay, this series feel cheaply made for Ansell, size per order seems fine, could be tighter, wrist fit was tight but finger fit was loose, dexterity was loose, if you do order, go one size down, will probably work in your favor. Function is good but fit per glove is everything for me.