Electrical Insulated Gloves,400V High Voltage Resistance Electrician Gloves,Anti-slip Rubber,Work Gloves

Fit is pretty good, I ended up using them for everyday chores. Good quality Good grippingNot great for real cold temperatures

Used it over top another type of electrical gloves and I didn't get zapped

One-size-fits-all a bit snug and my hands are not huge.

They did the job very well. Easy to work when wearing them.

I purchased these gloves to work on my electrical box. I have found them too work well. They are well made and I can still operate a tools while having them on.

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I am reviewing Pumwoy Electric Insulated Gloves. I started looking for a pair of electrical protective gloves after an electrician came to the neighbors house completed the electrical job without turning off the breaker! I have been surprised a few times in my many years of putting up celling fans, changing outlets, and overhead lighting, with an occasional spark after thinking the 'correct' breaker was off.So although I would never work without the breaker off, I thought getting a pair of these electrical insulated gloves would be a great for added protections during projects. I have since changed some GFIs, switches, outside lighting. The gloves were light weight, breathable, and no dexterity issues replacing electrical outlets. Manipulating small screws are doable but a bit tougher to do. I saw no sparks while working on projects, so can't say for sure they protect to 400V, and no desire to test that premise either. I did love the added confidence it gave me during my projects.One downside were no english translated safety precautions listed in the box. When working around electricity I am very diligent about making sure the current is off before working anyways, however it would have been nice to have an english translated safety sheet included.I would recommend these to anyone looking for an extra layer of safety for electrical projects. Of course, working around electricity safety first, turn the breaker off.

These gloves appear to do the job. Changed out breakers using them. Always follow safety rules working around electricity, or have an electrician do the job.