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frontpageStrongWeather642 | Staff posted Sep 24, 2025 10:20 AM
Gorilla Grip Non-Slip All Purpose Nylon Work Gloves (Large)
$2.50
$9.97
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I'd say the quality of these are better than the generic large packs you'd find on Amazon, but much lower quality than the nice ones like Kaygo, and you can get 3 pairs of Kaygo for $12 so I'd just skip this unless you need exactly one pair and will never use gloves again.
To clarify, these are essentially disposable gloves, a little more reusable than nitrile is, but these aren't going to last for multiple projects (depending on the project of course). On a recent engine swap I went through five pairs of these over the course of two weekends, some because of oil/grease saturation and them just becoming really messy on the backside of my hand and the others from the knitting getting caught and tearing apart. Generally the rubbery part holds up pretty well, but will delaminate after repeated exposure to cleaning solvents, unlike the Kaygos.
By far my favorite use for these is putting them over nitrile gloves when I have to powerwash outside in the winter. You get great grip, hands stay dry and warm, but you also retain most of your dexterity.
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I'd say the quality of these are better than the generic large packs you'd find on Amazon, but much lower quality than the nice ones like Kaygo, and you can get 3 pairs of Kaygo for $12 so I'd just skip this unless you need exactly one pair and will never use gloves again.
To clarify, these are essentially disposable gloves, a little more reusable than nitrile is, but these aren't going to last for multiple projects (depending on the project of course). On a recent engine swap I went through five pairs of these over the course of two weekends, some because of oil/grease saturation and them just becoming really messy on the backside of my hand and the others from the knitting getting caught and tearing apart. Generally the rubbery part holds up pretty well, but will delaminate after repeated exposure to cleaning solvents, unlike the Kaygos.
By far my favorite use for these is putting them over nitrile gloves when I have to powerwash outside in the winter. You get great grip, hands stay dry and warm, but you also retain most of your dexterity.
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While the Gloves are OK they are not Worth $2.50 a pair. I'd say less than or about a $1 a pair is about where they should be priced.
These are pretty much a step up from disposable gloves. You can get 2-3 pretty good uses out of them. Maybe a bit more if you're not getting them wet.
It's just them going super corporate and trying to maximize revenue.
OG SD got sold and is now owned by corporate entities.
I think the blatant staff "deals" that are saving you a few cents in exchange for front page advertising and staff kickbacks were a huge downfall of this site.
It's just them going super corporate and trying to maximize revenue.
OG SD got sold and is now owned by corporate entities.
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