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Shadow Nitrile Gloves
2376-SProduct Description
Art Noir Shadow® Black Nitrile Powder-Free Exam Gloves are more elastic and softer than most nitrile exam gloves. Their durable, thicker construction provides superior puncture, tear and chemical resistance, without sacrificing dexterity.
Shadow gloves are packaged in boxes of 100. (excluding XL which is 90)
Medical-Grade Black Nitrile: Art Noir Shadow Gloves are made from Latex-free powder-free black nitrile. Nitrile is made from an allergy-safe compound that feels a lot like latex but is much stronger and more comfortable to wear.
6.0 mil Thickness: Art Noir Shadow gloves are Art Noir's most rugged gloves and provide superior puncture, tear and chemical resistance.
Fully Textured Grip: Provides grip and control no matter the task.
Beaded Cuffs: Provide drip protection and reduce roll-down while you work. The added durability also ensures less tearing while taking your gloves on and off.
SAVE 10% when you purchase 10 or more boxes of the same size.
LATEX-FREE
MEDICAL-GRADE
SINGLE-USE
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About Adenna
Established in 1997, Adenna® markets and distributes a variety of hand protection and healthcare products around the world. They ensure a rigid standard of excellence and affordability in their products to best serve the needs of customers across a variety of industries.
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CUSTOMER REVIEWS
- NNVerified Buyer2 hours agoRated 5 out of 5 starsBest gloves out there
These have been my go to gloves for 15 years. Love them. Thick enough to be tough but thin enough to keep that tactile touch. They don't tear or rip when putting them on, and I dont get miss shaped gloves right out of the box like some brands.
- GGregVerified Buyer1 year agoRated 1 out of 5 starsBuy Medicom, Not shadow
Shadow has (in our opinion) been in decline. Their product is shotty and just frustrating. I'm writing this quite late as we stopped using this brand when it was at $20.99(estimate) and that was about $0.21 cents a glove. That adds up when your trying to tattoo and every time you don a glove it breaks. Sure you could say that happens, but when its 5 different artists having the same problem from different lot numbers and different sizes, you start to get annoyed. I also tried returning glovers at one point and its just not worth the headache. ANYWAYS, from a business standpoint, keep your costs down and get your gloves from Costco. Medicom gloves are $16.99 for 150 and they will out perform Shadow any day of the week. Alternatively, Deadly North has Showa gloves that are also high contenders.
ETEikon Tattoo Supply1 year agoHey Greg, appreciate the feedback and we will be sure to bring your concerns to Adenna's attention.
One thing to keep in mind when buying your gloves from Costco (or even the Showa brand Gloves) is that neither of them are Medical grade gloves. These are food and or Industrial grade only. This is part of the reason you are seeing cost savings, but at the same time are far less protected.
