The most durable nitrile gloves I have tried (along with the Ergo, but with a slightly better fit the Würth). With one pair, I can work for hours, while with other similar cheaper gloves in the same time I change 2-3 pairs, so in this sense, I consider them economical.

Perfect gloves. I bought them mainly for work on the car, but also for various other uses. Perfect fit and very durable! They seem to be of high quality!

** Made in the PRC! Google translates it as People's Republic of Congo or China. Something like that!

I use them for amateur work on the machine, it wasn't worth using the blue ones from the kitchen, they have no durability.

If you remember the older Wurth gloves, just forget them. Now, they have made them much more "fake"...
Initially, from the volume and weight of the box, which is significantly smaller and lighter, for the same number of gloves (100 pieces), I suspected that something is not right. Opening it, I realized that they have nothing to do with the old ones. Only the colors and letters on the packaging remained the same. The gloves are much thinner.
Not that they are useless, but as they are now, there are better gloves available.
When these ones I bought run out, I will choose the Ergo ones again, which for the same price, are much better...

I intentionally got them one size smaller as I wanted to wear them for delicate tasks where it is necessary for the glove not to be "excessive" and to have a sense of the object you are handling. Thin, elastic, durable, excellent!

They are very sturdy and much thicker compared to the regular white nitrile gloves sold in supermarkets, etc. They do not break easily and are definitely more protective than the others. They are as thick as they should be, not too thick to hinder movement but not too thin to easily get damaged. They are worth their price