Who else fell for the Mechanix meme? What's a real

>>15484592
Disposable nitrile

Deerskin is comfy

just buy cheap shit and throw them away when you're done. gloves aren't made to last forever if you actually use them, just to protect your hands while you do

>>15484595
>nitrile
I like em but whenever I piss then I take one off and gotta put a new one on. Seems like a waste.

>>15484641
Wear a condom with the tip cut off.

>>15484592
I like the disposable latex Diamond Grips

>>15484595
>>15484599

Nitrile for grease and fluids, Hardy brand cheap gloves for heavier lifting type stuff (suspension).

Both can be had at Harbor Freight.

I've gone through a few pairs of Mechanix before I said fuck that and started using Hardy.

>>15484592
fucking none you baby

>>15484641
You can wash a nitrile glove with pumice soap or whatever while you're still wearing it. I used to do that when I was a tech, one set before lunch, one set after lunch, no grease on my dick.

>>15484592
My squadron bought us all those gloves to use in the field, and then got pissed at use when we told them that they fell apart after one deployment.

I just went back to using my Nomex gloves, because they made it through several previous deployments. However, Nomex is almost prohibitively expensive for the average person.

>>15485517
Have fun getting car aids from working on your car unprotected

Mechanix M-Pact

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>>15484592
These, OP. Get them at Home Depot. They're pretty sturdy for cheap shit and you can actually feel fasteners and stuff through them. I wear them when I'm out mountain biking too.

$9.88 for 3 pair. Use them until they're fucked up and buy more... they're cheap.

Who /noglove/ here

I was given a bunch of Craftsman ones back when I worked at Sears. Otherwise, latex gloves for when working with liquids.