Under 5 bucks at harbor freight.

Nice to use when dealing with greasy coon. Or any critter when skinning.

Ends up being cheaper to use the 9mil!

Yup. Better gloves are worth the money. I buy 8mil gloves for my plumbers at $22/box. It’s worth the extra money not to have a broken glove

But those knit gloves are a must over the nitrile gloves. Makes It a lot easier then using just greasy nitrile gloves.

I have been using the 7 mil harbor freight gloves. The 5 mil are thinner and nicer to use, but I can't hardly get a set made with them and I have them ripped most of the time. The 7 mil ones are a LOT tougher and I use them to make sets until they get contaminated, then they are bait gloves or wolf skinning gloves and get thrown away when they are nasty. Almost never rip one of them, they are thrown away because they are nasty, not because they ripped open. Cost three times as much (because they come in a box half the size) but they end up being cheaper and a lot less frustration.

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What are gloves for?

I use them for cutting up hot peppers like Carolina Reapers, Habaneros and Scorpion peppers. I've done it without and you don't want to rub your eye or take a leak. Yeeooww

I use these as skinning gloves, they hold up pretty well.

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I got the Costco ones when COVID drove up prices and made them hard to find. Never thought that I would say this but the HF are better than the Costco! I am glad they are back to their old price. They are also great for Bee keeping.