Rig Lizard® Thin Lizzie™ 2098

They've lasted a month in home hand tool woodworking usage, which puts them above any other glove I've tried. The nitrile is indeed flaking off on the fingertips, but I have not had any hand injuries while using them. I feel very comfortable wearing them, and they've saved me from injury several times. One note, they are absolutely NOT for cold weather, which bodes well for the summer.

I have bought varying HexArmor gloves and this one holds up the best during plate and sheet steel manufacturing. The only complaints that I have is the nitrile palm eventually breaks down and flakes off and they are not splinter proof, BUT not one other brand of glove that I have tried made it through more than 2 days of work so I call it a win.

They definitely are more breathable than Rig Lizard 2090. A little looser than the other. Great, easy to use and they hold up much longer than anything else I’ve used for demo work.