Recommendations for the best ORANGE Disposable Nitrile Gloves

[dnschmidt]

I like orange gloves and I've been getting some on Amazon that are XXL but still a little tight. Anybody got any recommendations for the best ORANGE disposable gloves. I like having the contrast between what I'm working on and my hands.

 

[PureLeaf]

As someone that wears gloves everyday both to protect my hands from chemicals and to protect the materials I'm holding from human oils; the only colours of gloves I've seen are white/cream for latex, and purple, blue, and black for nitrile. Perhaps you can contact a manufacturer who's gloves you like and see if they make alternative colours that are not widely advertised?

 

[Fedwrench]

try the light blue nitrile versions. I think they run larger than their black counterparts. I'm not sure about orange. The light green ones with aloe on the inside run slightly larger than all others I've tried.

 

[jeffmoss26]

I've been using these for years:
http://test.gloveplanet.com/Catalog/Group.aspx?GroupID=5740

 

[dnschmidt]

Thanks Jeff, I think you hit the jackpot. Those are what I want.

 

[jeffmoss26]

The company is very nice to deal with, they will sell one box and ship fast.

 

[SchuLace]

http://www.ammex.com/AMMEX_Gloveworks_Nitrile_Gloves_p/gwon.htm

That is what we wear at work and I have a box for my personal use. Very heavy duty and have a rough texture to help get ahold of things. They don't tear like the lighter duty ones.

 

[foster025]

Have you tried these from Amazon?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FSLV1TU/?tag=atomicindus08-20

 

[warmpancakes]

Tiger grip


http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-boxes-of-...321?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item259b23a491


I was given a pair to try by my local fastenal after they survived 3 brake jobs and are still tear free I ordered 4 boxes


Darn it I was beat

 

[Granite80]

Tried Gloveworks from Amazon. Made / shipped from West Palm Beach. Would not buy them again. Kept ripping on me.

 

[dnschmidt]

The Gloveworks from Amazon ****. They are two sizes undersized and they don't hold up to shop chemicals. Next up Blaze and if they don't pan out then onto the Tiger Grip. I'll find what I want sooner or later.

 

[sqaurelizard]

Another fan of the tiger grip gloves are a bit on the small size as im normally a L and in these an xl is a sung fit but they generally last pretty well and a easy to get on and of again

 

[JonnyMac]

FYI there is a uk tv show called "wheeler dealers" the mechanic on there called Ed China uses orange longer cuff disposable gloves. I think if you google his name you will find your way to his shop where he sells them. Ive never used them by the way....

 

[warmpancakes]

FYI there is a uk tv show called "wheeler dealers" the mechanic on there called Ed China uses orange longer cuff disposable gloves. I think if you google his name you will find your way to his shop where he sells them. Ive never used them by the way....

its Edd China, its a british thing

 

[fred d]

If you are still in need of orange nitrile gloves, Winzerusa.com has them
Contact me if you have trouble

 

[dnschmidt]

I've found the BLAZE gloves to be the cat's ***. The make them in my size XXL and they fit great and are quite sturdy.

 

[Dave455]

There are some Spanish made gloves around from a firm called Juba. I've been using 'em for about 6 months.

They are nitrile, but a good deal thicker and more durable than most. They have a pattern on the grip and seem to be quite grippy!

Widely available in the U.K. so they may well be the 'Wheeler Dealer' gloves. He generally seems to have most of the kit, but it's all stuff you can pick up easily. None of it's sourced from exotic places!