36 Pairs Garden Gloves Bulk for Men Women, Rubber Coated Safety Work Gloves, Nitrile Wear-resistant Landscaping Glove for Gardening, Construction Work

What It Is

This is a bulk pack of 36 pairs (72 gloves) of rubber-coated nitrile work gloves, designed for general landscaping, gardening, and light construction tasks. They are not a mower-specific part but a consumable accessory for hand protection during yard work.

Fitment & Compatibility

• No machine fitment required – these are unisex, one-size-fits-most gloves with a snug, stretchable knit wrist. No deck size, model, or brand check needed.
• Measure your hand – palm circumference (around knuckles, excluding thumb) should be 7–9 inches for a comfortable fit. The nitrile coating is pre-formed and won’t stretch much.
• Use case: Suitable for pulling weeds, handling soil/fertilizer, light pruning, and gripping mower handles. Not for heavy-duty brush clearing, thorny roses, or handling sharp metal mower blades (puncture risk).
• Material check: Nitrile coating is resistant to oils, mild chemicals, and water, but not to gasoline or strong solvents.

Key Things to Know

• Quality/durability: Nitrile coating is decent for light–medium tasks but will wear through quickly on abrasive surfaces (e.g., concrete, rough lumber). Expect 5–10 hours of active use per pair before pinholes or tears appear.
• Installation difficulty: None – just put them on. No sizing chart on the product page, so order based on average male/female hand sizes.
• Common gotchas: “One size fits most” may be too loose for small hands (women’s size small) or too tight for large hands (men’s XL). The rubber coating can stiffen in cold weather. Bulk pack means you get 36 pairs – store in a cool, dry place to prevent premature coating degradation.
• Breathability: Low – nitrile coating is non-porous; hands will sweat in warm conditions. Not ideal for extended wear in summer heat.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you need a high-volume, disposable-level glove for routine gardening, mulching, or light mower maintenance (e.g., changing oil, cleaning air filters) and you don’t mind replacing pairs frequently. Avoid if you need heavy puncture resistance (e.g., handling thorny plants or sharp metal) or a precise fit for small or large hands. At $20.79 for 72 gloves, it’s a solid value for bulk users who go through gloves fast.