Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Do you use rubber gloves?

The rubber gloves I introduced earlier.

It's the best, but unfortunately, it's hard to come by.

The Ultimate Rubber Gloves Have Arrived!

And now, an even better value option has popped up lol (Well, either one is fine though lolol)

So, I've been using this one lately.

They sell it at Workman.

Plus, the prices are really reasonable.

The disposable nitrile gloves on the right are 980 yen.

The mechanic's gloves on the left are 1,500 yen (I think that's about right).

Since I wear rubber gloves when working with leather, it doesn't tear that easily.

You're reusing them, huh? lol A box lasts me two months, too. The Ultor rubber gloves I mentioned before last even longer, lol.

And that's where I tend to go wrong—with the size.

Even if you're someone who says, "I have big hands," size M should work just fine for these rubber gloves.

With the L size, there's too much extra material in the rubber gloves.

My hands are actually on the larger side, but the M size fits perfectly and is easy to use.

I bought an LL before and regretted it lol (though I guess people are either into tight fits or loose ones)

Put on Mechanic Gloves M

The mechanic's gloves have a textured surface and are stiffer than the nitrile ones.

I recommend the nitrile ones.

That's because I think nitrile offers better flexibility.

These mechanic's gloves have bumps on them, but I'm not going to work with them like this, lol.

Actually, if I work with them on like this, they’ll tear right away, so they really do serve as a sort of inner glove.

Well, I suppose it wouldn't hurt to buy both and give them a try.

Considering the value for money and how they feel to use, disposable nitrile gloves are probably a better choice.

See you later.