The only standard size is quite large for average to small hands.Quality is good and seems durable.

5 ferals we brought in needed to get their shots and during the 4th capture she bit through the stitcheing and the above happened and the glove came apart..the picture protection was great..one bit me so hard my finger nail was brushed by the crush injury..but no puncture of my hand..so great job there .. But..better martial and reduncy in stitch material would be a good move .

Works great for handling my adult ball python or wearing when offering food.

For the price these are very nice. I have been using them to play with my 60lb boxer. After about an hour's use she managed to rip the thread out of one of the thumbs! I'm going to try to sew it back up with heavy duty thread.

How do I clean these gloves they arrived covered in mildew, not good won't use until cleaned

received the gloves today and they are really well made. The onlt problem I have is that they are a small hand size. I can tolerate the size for the length of time I have to use them.

I have a parrot who bits i slaped these on and he bits very very hard... didnt puncture my skin one bit..although you will still feel the pressure of a bite and know its a bite your skin wont puncture and feel a little ease about the bits. Down side they do have that leather smell but its not bothersome to me at least.

I have very small hands with long skinny fingers. I have to get small in regular exam/dish gloves for my fingers to fit and my hands still don't fit. I have an adult male Hognose who is a very defensive little man so I wanted to have a little protection should his bluff striking turn into an actual bite during feeding time. Dexterity is minimal in these especially for me, I can barely hold the feeding tongues and f/t hopper mouse so sometimes I skip the tongs and just grab the hopper with the glove. Some Hognoses tame, others not so much and I have the latter, it's been 2 years of attempting to socialize him and he's just as defensive and goes what I call 'cobra mode' no matter what. At least with these I'm very confident if he actually did bite me. The most he could do is scratch me should he get lucky through these since he's not a big boy and is rear fang 'venomous'. I can easily slip my hand out of the glove if he were to latch and chew. He's confident enough to never resort to playing dead so he doesn't think I'm a fatal threat at least plus he huffs at me on feeding day until I appease him.

Bought these because my dog is becoming aggressive at times and can have a serious bite. With these on I barely felt the teeth and made picking him up easier.

We purchased these to play with our new shepherd puppy. So far the gloves worked but we have noticed the stitching coming loose. The manufacture needs to use better stitching. But for the money they work well

I work on a doggy daycare and I also work with several large aggressive parrots, so I needed some nice thick gloves for socialization training. I tested these out on my own dog and even a full force bite couldn't puncture them and they stand up to the power of an African grey's powerful bite. However, they are quite stiff and will take some time to break in, it's difficult to move your fingers so grabbing dog collars or doing anything requiring finger flexibility is a bit difficult. Also the material in one of the pinkies does not extend all the way to the edge of the glove, meaning that my pinky does not even go into the finger sleeve.

great for all kinds of work

I am 6'5. XL was not big enough for hands. Need a 2xl pair. But other than that I squeezed in. They worked great. Thickness and durable. We have a cane corso so he was loving the play time and me not getting pissed he bit so hard

My dog ate some of the outside layer

I bought these hoping to use these while cutting my cats nails. But the thickness of the gloves basically makes it impossible to operate the clippers. But that's really my fault for not thinking things through.These gloves are fine.

Works great, very thick.