I'm on the hunt for more durable options than regular nitrile gloves. While I won't be doing heavy-duty tasks like oil changes, I still want something that keeps my hands reasonably clean. Do you think Milwaukee's nitrile dipped gloves would hold up for general mechanical work?
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The Milwaukee nitrile dipped gloves are pretty much like other nitrile gloves out there. They do the job but aren't the most durable. If you're expecting heavy use, you might want to explore other options.
Milwaukee offers a range of reusable gloves, and the durability can vary a lot. For everyday tasks, the standard nitrile dipped gloves might last you around 5-6 months, but it all depends on the wear and tear. If you're handling sharp objects, opt for their polyurethane gloves instead. Always good to try them on at a store first!
I've used those gloves for various tasks and honestly, they lack breathability and feel. They're okay for tasks like changing tires but I wouldn’t recommend them for anything requiring precision. If you can find them for cheap, it's worth trying them out for yourself since preferences vary—you might end up loving them!