Klex 200 BPA Free Disposable Heavyweight Cast Poly CPE Gloves, Embossed PE Plastic Glove for Food Handling Food Prep Safe, Latex & Powder Free (200 Count, Medium)

Excellent gloves. Tried others but they don't compare. Have literally used hundreds of these gloves. They are strong - never had one tear - and flexible. They go on and come of smoothly.

These are superior food gloves. Also great if you're painting. Easy to put on also.

I love these. They aren't super heavyweight though and they definitely fit loosely.

I'm a home cook. I used to by food prep gloves at Costco, until they stopped carrying them. Costco's brand was just OK. Once Costco stopped carrying food prep gloves, I went to my local restaurant supply store and bought their brand. They were just OK too. Both of those "other" brands were cheap, overly large, and food would stick to them. I bought the Klex gloves and wow. The Klex gloves are so much better. The material is thicker. The gloves are textured and food doesn't stick to them. The fingers aren't overly huge and this makes the gloves fit better. Full disclosure: I have long hands and thin fingers. The gloves are more expensive than what I'm used to buying, but the quality is so much better. I will buy these again when my first box runs low.

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These are very nice professional quality. The size on the box says M for Medium I am 200 pounds so my hands are not small and they fit me beautifully and yet my 11year old son wears them as well and the gloves fit him perfectly as well. They conform to the shape of your hand and what i love about them is that when touching food they are thick enough to stay on your hands. I had flimsy thin ones before and when you touch food they have a tendency to want to slip off. These will be on reorder for my family. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Thought these would be tighter fitting. They are very loose; like wearing a zip lock back on my hands. It is basically a glove you’d use to serve food with at a buffet. Not all purpose for cleaning or other duties.

Perfect functionality, value, and texture.