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May 10, 2022 9:52 PM

Harbor Freight: 100-Ct Hardy Nitrile Gloves $6 & More (In-Store/Online) $5.99

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Harbor Freight Glove sale is back for $6, from 5/9-5/22.

Price may show as $9.99, but use the following coupon code at checkout to show it at $5.99: 73418418

100-Count Hardy 5 mil Nitrile Gloves [harborfreight.com]

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Harbor Freight Glove sale is back for $6, from 5/9-5/22.

Price may show as $9.99, but use the following coupon code at checkout to show it at $5.99: 73418418

100-Count Hardy 5 mil Nitrile Gloves [harborfreight.com]

If in-store somehow gives any issues, show the coupon...
glove coupon [harborfreight.com]

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May 10, 2022 10:27 PM
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"& more"?

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Last edited by StrongMoney163 May 10, 2022 at 03:33 PM.
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May 11, 2022 4:52 AM
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lmedrano78May 11, 2022 4:52 AM
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Seems like a decent deal...why the down vote. Anyone have experience with these?
May 11, 2022 5:14 AM
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labboyproMay 11, 2022 5:14 AM
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Quote from lmedrano78 View quoted comment :
Seems like a decent deal...why the down vote. Anyone have experience with these?
Nothing wrong with them. I've used them for many years... until the price creeper into the stratosphere. At $5.99, they're back to pre-pandemic prices. Just don't get crazy with them. They're 3 mil. I usually pull 2 pair out of the box when working on a car project (like yanking a transmission or something) because I usually nick a finger or two out of them in the course of the job. I'm currently burning down a couple of crazy overpriced boxes I bought with ODOM Rewards (so... free*), but will swing by HF and grab a box of these at the $5.99 price.

As for the mystery TDs... it's SD, so...
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Quote from labboypro View quoted comment :
Nothing wrong with them. I've used them for many years... until the price creeper into the stratosphere. At $5.99, they're back to pre-pandemic prices. Just don't get crazy with them. They're 3 mil. I usually pull 2 pair out of the box when working on a car project (like yanking a transmission or something) because I usually nick a finger or two out of them in the course of the job. I'm currently burning down a couple of crazy overpriced boxes I bought with ODOM Rewards (so... free*), but will swing by HF and grab a box of these at the $5.99 price.

As for the mystery TDs... it's SD, so...
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It says these are 5 mil, which is still a little thin for me, but the price is right.
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snowcrashMay 11, 2022 9:23 AM
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Quote from lmedrano78 View quoted comment :
Seems like a decent deal...why the down vote. Anyone have experience with these?
It's back to the pre-pandemic sale prices. Nothing wrong with the gloves but 5mm is on the thin side for repairs or plumbing work as it'll rip easily and often without you realizing it. 7mm or 9mm is recommended with 9mm especially for nasty toilet jobs (speaking from having rental properties). HF is the best place to buy disposable nitrile gloves and I've been using them for over 10 years. Quality has gone down slightly in recent years fit and thickness wise but still my go to gloves.
Last edited by snowcrash May 11, 2022 at 02:53 AM.
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"& more"?

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Maybe if someone can suggest another deal worth getting... doesn't harbor freight have deals every week?
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Quote from Indiffidence View quoted comment :
Maybe if someone can suggest another deal worth getting... doesn't harbor freight have deals every week?
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Not so much anymore. HF has the same inflationary issues as everyone else, including imposed tariffs. I think these are decent gloves for the price for one time usage. I typically go through two pair for an oil change and the thicker 9 mil I have left are now $30/100 when not on sale. I could double and triple these 5 mil and still be cheaper.

What you might consider is if you prefer gloves that have a texture or not. When oily or greasy, the textured ones do help with holding onto tools and small items. I just grab a new pair. Never concerned before, used motor and gear oil now really plays havoc with my body beginning with throat glands.

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aubrechonMay 17, 2022 10:07 PM
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This is a great deal. Went to the store but didn't see any of the specific size on shelf. Asked clerk and she showed stock of 30 so she went to back and grabbed them.

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