Empiral Gorilla Extreme I Nitrile Palm Gloves with Safety Cuff, Large Size, 1 Pair, Used for Heavy Handling - Blue

The gloves feature a tough nitrile (N.B.R.) coating on the palm, fingers, and knuckles for chemical and abrasion resistance. They have a jersey lining for comfort and moisture absorption, plus a cotton canvas safety cuff to protect the wrist and improve fit at the cuff edge.

Available sizes are 9/L and 10/XL. To pick the right size, measure the widest part of your hand (excluding the thumb) and compare to the size chart provided by Fepy; a snug fit helps maximize dexterity and protection without restricting movement.

They provide excellent resistance to solvents, oils, and grease, plus good abrasion resistance for handling sharp or abrasive materials. They are well suited for road construction, general maintenance, waste collection, and mechanical/metalworking tasks.

Use them for road construction, vehicle maintenance, metal processing, general maintenance tasks, waste handling, and other heavy-duty environments where oil, grease, and abrasion are common.

Inspect the gloves for tears or thinning before use. After use, wipe off contaminants and air dry away from direct heat. Do not machine wash or expose to high heat. Avoid contact with substances that could degrade the nitrile coating beyond its intended use.

The nitrile coating provides chemical and oil resistance suitable for many industrial tasks. The description notes protection against solvents and oils, but it does not specify official EN/ANSI certification on the product page. Always assess the specific chemical exposure in your environment and use appropriate PPE accordingly.

Compared to other blue nitrile-coated gloves on Fepy, Gorilla Extreme I emphasizes full palm, finger, and knuckle protection with a cuff and lined interior for comfort, targeting heavy-duty applications. For a similar option, you can review Empiral Gorilla Extreme II Nitrile Coated Gloves here: https://fepy.com/product/empiral-gorilla-extreme-ii-nitrile-coated-gloves and for a more general blue nitrile-coated option here: https://fepy.com/product/empiral-blue-nitrile-palm-coated-gloves

Consider fit (size 9/L vs 10/XL), cuff design (cotton canvas cuff vs other cuff styles), lining comfort, overall durability, and the specific exposure you face (solvents, oils, grease, abrasion). If you need more wrist protection or a lighter touch, another model with a different cuff or coating might be preferable.

These gloves balance heavy-duty chemical and abrasion resistance with comfort features like a jersey lining and wrist cuff, which can reduce hand fatigue over long shifts. If your work involves frequent impact or exposure to solvents and oils, the longer wear life and better protection may offer greater value despite a higher upfront cost.

Layout the glove flat and compare the palm width to your hand while wearing standard work gloves. If you’re between sizes, choose the larger size for easier donning and flexibility, then perform a practical test by picking up small tools and materials to confirm dexterity.

Watch for cracking, thinning of the nitrile coating, or moisture buildup inside the glove. If you notice significant wear or compromised protection, switch to a fresh pair and re-evaluate if the glove meets the demands of your tasks. Proper storage away from direct sunlight and heat helps extend glove life.