Liberty Glove & SafetyK4517Q/L Cotton/Polyester Regular Weight Plain Seamless Knit Glove with Elastic String Knit Wrist, Large, Natural White (Pack of 12)

Does the job

See my PHOTOS for the quickest and best information for drawing your own conclusions about the relative value of these gloves.I bought 12 pairs of these Liberty K4517Q seamless cotton/polyester gloves at the same time as 12 pairs of the Magid gloves from a different listing. All 24 pairs arrived quickly, on the same day. I am happy with the Liberty gloves and the Magid gloves, but for my purposes, the Magid gloves are much, much better. I have posted photographs to illustrate the differences, but I will also describe them.First, the price at the time I purchased was $10.12 for the Magid (just $9.61 on Subscribe & Save), for a per pair price of 80¢ to 84¢. An excellent value. The Liberty gloves were even less expensive, at $6.58 for the dozen pairs, 55¢ each pair. If price were everything, the Liberty gloves would win. But, clearly, it's not.Second, the Magid gloves are thicker and sturdier, which I prefer. Magid claims a 7 gauge thickness, which means little to me as I know nothing about glove/knit gauges. I can say from my own observation that it is an excellent thickness. The Liberty gloves are a little less thick and when stretched out on the hands, they appear much thinner. If you want a thin liner-type glove, you may prefer the Liberty, but if you need a glove that will wear a little longer, the Magid may have the edge.Third, the workmanship on the Magid gloves is much better. The seams at the ends of the fingers are closed much more securely on the Magid gloves. The Liberty gloves already have some small openings that could easily snag and open a hole in a millisecond. They appear to be candidates for "a stitch in time saves 9" type preventive sewing. It should take only a few well-placed stitches to keep their weak points from becoming major holes. Still, I prefer the Magid.The Magid gloves are made in the Phillippines and the Liberty gloves in Indonesia. I have no preference in this regard.The 9 1/2" length of the Magid gloves is also terrific. There is a nice 1 ¼ inch cuff that extends past my wrist bone onto my wrist. It fits snugly without any tightness. The Liberty gloves are about a ½" shorter and have tighter end row stitches, although they also are comfortable.The Magid gloves look like they will survive washing intact whereas I'm not as certain about the Liberty gloves. At this point, I haven't washed either brand. The Magid gloves could shrink a little and still be useful to me, but the Liberty gloves fit so snugly that any shrinkage will make them useless.I will happily use all two dozen pairs from both brands.

These are perfect for handling and repackaging coins. Fit my man hands and work well. Give them a try and dont hesitate if you are looking for a good pair of hobby gloves.

All in all I am happy with the value and use of the product. I go them to line my nitrile gloves so I could handle tender ribs and meat on the BBQ when I needed to move it. It made my last cook so much easier not having to worry about the ribs falling apart right at the end.One thing, obviously this product isnt meant for this purpose but they do the job. The heat still gets through and these should NOT be used to handle anything above 275-300 degrees. I am happy with it. Great value for the money.Let's get to cookin!

Love that they came in a large pack. They work well with the nitrile gloves i bought. It has been a game changer at handling pork shoulder, ribs, and all other meats.

Bought these to wear under nitrile gloves during 6-8 hour shifts at a grocery store. Before my hands would sweat in the gloves and my hands were starting to break out from the irritation. With these it wicks away the sweat and I've had no more irritation from long shifts wearing gloves. My wife got the idea to buy these from when she worked in a clean room manufacturing environment and they were given glove liners to wear on 12hr shifts.

These gloves are great for wearing under nitrile gloves for use around the BBQ, handling hot food, etc. They are well made and very comfortable wear — think enough yo repel heat, but not do think as to restrict dexterity.

Husband used these for liners under nitrile gloves for his barbecue! Said they worked great and were very stretchy for his big hands!