Atlas Glove Medium Atlas Nitrile Touch Gloves NT370A6M

These gloves are perfect for gardening or allotment work. The colours are lovely and well represented in the photo, no nasty surprises when they turn up. They stretch to fit, and fit snugly. They are lightweight enough for weeding and allow you to feel things. The nitrile covering does offer some protection from stings and scratches, and some waterproofing where you need it. They are not meant to be heavy duty gloves though so won't save you from big thorns. I wouldn't wear anything else.

These gloves were recommended to me by a friend - they took a very very long time to arrive, but I think they came from the States. However, they are very comfortable and thin so you can actually do quite fine work with them. They are also washable, take no time to dry and they come up over your wrists, generally although they are expensive in comparison to other gardening gloves I think they are good value.

I have had these gardening gloves before and they are excellent. my last pair lasted 2 years.I like them because you can feel the plants you are handling

These are just the best gardening gloves in the world.

These gloves are so comfortable and lightweight - and they do the job. I have been using this brand ever since I discovered them at the Malvern Show - nothing else compares.

Just right fit perfectly for fingertip control

I bought these for my wife who loves gardening but has an allergy to nettles. The front of the gloves is covered with a nitrile material which is excellent and protects the hands well whilst also allowing a good degree of touch. The backs are covered with a thin cotton material which is not nettle proof. Would be improved if the nitrile material covered the whole glove.

Always satisfied with these gardening gloves

Very comfortable - nice snug fit and they wear really well - great for ordinary garden work such as weeding or dead-heading. These aren't meant to protect your hands against rose-bush thorns.

Recieved on time and the item is as described.

I have used these gloves for a few years now, and nothing compares to the durability and dexterity one gets with them. Could not source them locally this time, and was happy to find them through amazon.ca

The gloves are great. I just wish I had ordered size small instead of medium. I'm not sure that was an option for this purchase.

I had purchased several pairs of Atlas Nitrile Touch 370M gloves over the last few years, and loved them. I ordered "Atlas Glove NT370A6M Medium Atlas Nitrile Touch", but was sent "Showa Atlas gardening 370". They are not the same. The Showa are not a bad glove, but not as petal soft inside, or as flexible, or as well-fitted as the Atlas Touch. Time will tell if the fabric is too rough on my knuckles. I gave this product three stars in part for the misleading description of the product.

First off, they are $4.90 at the time of me writing this, and that is a crazy great deal. I have happily bought them before for $10 or so, and they're worth every penny.This is my favorite gardening glove. They are a great gift for any gardener - if they already have some, they will be super stoked about another pair, and if they don't have any, they will be thanking you later after using them!Use these gloves for light garden work - not too much abrasion. If you use them for light garden work, they will last many good seasons. My first pair I treated very poorly. After a few seasons, the rubbery coating began to wear on fingertips and crack at thumb-palm joint. So I keep them around for rough work since they are already roughed up. If you are going to be applying a lot of torque on tool handles, or handling abrasive surfaces like cement planters and laying gravel, I recommend a different glove: Nitrile TOUGH (black and gray) gloves. These, Nitrile Touch, I use for actual gardening - potting, weed pulling, and general dirt-digging and country bumpkin-ing.My favorite part about them is the skin-like fit. They keep my fingers nimble and feel very natural. The wrist opening is nice and snug, so I don't have errant dirt, leaves, or bugs getting into my gloves. I also love that when they get dirty, I can hose them out and hang them to dry (fingers up, wrist opening down). They can be a little crispy after air-drying, but soften right back up after a few minutes of use. They are also machine washable so I throw them in with the dog towels every now and then to keep them fresh. I can't remember if I've put them in the dryer, but I bet not. The heat might damage the stretchy stuff.My gloves:2 pairs leather gloves (1 fresh/soft for cleaner heavy duty work, 1 old/dry/stained/torn for extra destructive/dirty work)2 pair Nitrile TOUGH gloves - Med, Large, for me and my man2 pair Nitrile Touch gloves (1 5yo crusty pair, 1 fresh pair that I will take good care of!)1 pair Digz gloves (lookalike to Nitrile Touch - barely used, already cracked)Honestly, I need to buy another pair of Nitrile Touch so I can have a pair of gloves for garden guests!

Love these gloves. This is the third pair I've bought for my gardening Mother who is a bit rough on her gloves. She handles everything from rose bushes, to the thorny weeks and other tough materials. I have also used them for weeding, yard pick up and other jobs needing protection for my hands. The material on the palm side is pretty tough and the gloves fit well. I will go on buying this brand for her. They do last about a year for her and would probably last longer if you do light gardening.

I was extremely disappointed when my gloves arrived, they were not as pictured. I was replacing a pair, and the new ones did NOT say "Atlas Touch 370M" on the glove LIKE THE ONE PICTURED in the ad. Instead it says 'SHOWA 370-7/M with a CE and a few symbols, small numbers. The ad is worded to make me think they were liquidating the discontinued gloves -- which are the ones pictured in the ad. The version I received: cuff is longer and the fingers are longer, too, not the same fit. The coating doesn't seem as thick to me, so no, to me they are NOT the same great glove. SEE MY UPLOADED PHOTOBefore returning them I did some online research, here is what I learned: 'Showa has manufactured the Atlas Fit glove since introduction in 1994 but now is moving away from the Atlas branding in favor of their company name Showa. You may receive both Atlas or Showa branded gloves during their phase out of the Atlas name. They are the same great glove, just a different name on the back.'OK, that explains the difference, but it does not explain why the photo of product does not match what I received. Shame on you! This is deceitful advertising in my opinion. If you are shipping the new ones now then that should be the version pictured.

Well, these gloves might be fine if they were sized like Atlas gloves. They were listed as Atlas, but came with a Bellingham label and Bellingham on the glove instead of Atlas. They are too big. I'll keep them because my other gloves have holes, but they sure aren't what I ordered!

My sister and I both love these Atlas gloves for gardening. They're thin enough so that you do almost everything while wearing them, but they still keep your hands clean. I also use them for household chores like cleaning the cats' litter boxes. I recommend that you buy at least three pairs, so that you can cycle a pair through the wash and still have the other two pairs handy for gardening and other chores.

I like these gloves a lot and have been using them for years. Very durable, fit well, allowes you to dig in dirt and still feel what you're touching. I ordered extras so I'd have them in the shop and the garage. The description of this says that the manufacturer is discontinuing them but I don't think that's true because it's an awesome product and I'm still seeing them for sale all over the place.

They're great. They are very comfortable and I use them to protect my hands doing house hold activities. The non slip grip is so helpful when lifting boxes or anything awkward. I even use them on my boat to help grip dock lines, etc.

These are not Atlas gloves, as so many others have written. I won't be ordering these again, but instead will be searching gardening and hardware stores for actual Atlas gloves in the hopes of finding a last few pairs that I can stock up on in the hopes that I will never have to buy these inferior replacements. It's so sad that a wonderful product has been discontinued.

I have used these gloves for many years. I always return to a product which is durable. I have been pulling weeds from a gravel filled driveway, for the past month with hardly any noticeable deterioration to the gloves.

Can't believe the great price for these, less than $5!! They are FABULOUS!!! Exactly what I wanted to use for gardening. I ordered size medium, they must be psychic, they sent me them in red, my favorite color. Great gloves for women!! Atlas makes a great glove. A friend has these in an old style, men's version. These are perfect for my hands!