Venom Steel was the overall winner, but I think they are made in China so I’ll probably keep using Made in USA gloves from KBS Coatings.
Good channel. I’ve actually got that one on my ‘watch later’ list.
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For healthcare, I’m a huge fan of the Halyard Sterling gloves…the gray ones for the guys who know. I used to work for a hospital based EMS that supplies them in the ER and I always grab a box when I fly in to them.
To be honest, I just use those or the purple Halyard nitrile gloves for anything I glove up for off the clock. More than durable enough for weapon/car maintenance/food prep, and lightweight with good dexterity.
I personally won’t wear black gloves. They make it hard to tell what fluid is what; just “gloves are wet”.
Its weird to me that someone posting on the internet from a computer, tablet or smartphone has some allergy to Chinese made goods.
Its weird to me that you were compelled to comment on it.
Andy
Has everyone lost their god damn minds? On one side there’s a nut who thinks anyone who acknowledges that Holosun red dots are pretty impressive is in love with the CCP, and other the other this guy who think it’s “weird” to prefer USA made products on discretionary purchases.
All the forums are ****ed. Not just this one.
:lol: over some damned gloves. I’ll buy the best product I can regardless of country of origin. Unfortunately the best product is rarely made here anymore. America CAN make good stuff, but sadly (with some exceptions) it’s not culturally normal to strive for excellence anymore.
Clearly, yes. How are we supposed to debate glove features without a good visual aid, like a chart?
:sarcastic:
Which gloves pair up best when you’re assessing your grip screw’s specifications?
You are bad. BAD! 
Yeah, who would anyone have a conversation on a message board.
I feel I’m qualified to answer this. It’s the 400 glove packs from Costco… Trust me on that one. 
However, they do not have good chemical resistance, which may or may not be a consideration when handling your grip screws… So keep that in mind.
Inb4 thread lock. Lol why are we talking about highly disposable items marketed towards bean counters? I swear the average time I wore gloves in the hospital was about 30 seconds. As long as they don’t rip when I’m giving a Hep C patient a suppository, they good.
