Ultra Antistatic Gloves

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Overall well but nothing to jump up and down for. The price is great though

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These are nice along with a wrist strap. The do make it hard to work with at times but won't have tried the build without them.

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Gloves work great. They were a little small for me but I have big hands.

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This paroduct allows the builder more flexibility, by not being chained orgrounded to the case. BUT its treads can get caught in CPU pins and cause some anxiety durin installation. It is still useful, but I personally feel more comfortable with the wrist band.

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Good price, I saw these and figured I would give them a shot. Really gave me piece of mind when working with the cpu. I like these better than the static wristband. The only thing is that working with small screws may be a pain. I know it does the same job as the wristband but it makes me feel more secure.

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however it does snag.

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they work what more is there to say

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These gloves serve their purpose well, but be warned, the sewing, especially round the finger tips can snag delicate parts on the mobo. Case in point, when working with the socket 1366 the gloves can snag the angular cpu pins and become caught on them. i was fortunate to have the equipment to re-align the pin that was bent trying to un-snag the glove from the socket. BE VERY CAREFUL NOT TO BEND THE PINS! I chose at that point to just use the wrist strap when handling the cpu.

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easy to use and fast

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I normally use a strap to work on my machines, however since receiving the gloves I decided to give them a try. They felt good, the fit well for a one-size fits all type of glove, and handling the equipment felt secure, even down to the smallest screw. I was pleasantly surprised and will continue to use these types of gloves in the future.

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Overall great product! This is better than being attched to a cord! They work great, I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND FOR TIGHT SPACES!! They worked great for putting in RAM, but hard to use for repairing a laptop, its hard to use your fingertips. The material is very thin, and so you need to make sure it does not get caught on anything or it will tear.

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You get what you asked for with this product (I own 3 pair). However, IMHO 2 proviso's are in order - 1) on medium to low risk applications (PSU, MOBO, Cards, Drives) use them solo, 2) for high sensitivity applications (CPU, Memory) back the gloves up with a static wrist-strap (hey, it can't hurt).

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Those Gloves are Sewn very Badly and For a Person With Big Hands and Long Finger Like Me, They didn't Even Fit.

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I don't use hem much so I can't say too much about them, but for the few times I've used them they seem ok.

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Everyone who builds custom computers knows static gloves are a must. Well these are great, and last a long time for the price.

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I always use a static strap anytime I work on my rig. I like the idea of these gloves,it can't hurt to use them when handling the Mobo. Believe it or not,I had an Alienware Tech Rep get sent to my house to change a Mobo under warranty. To my surprise he didn't use any antistatic straps or anything. I asked him why not? He said, all you have to do is just touch the Chassis first & you will be ok. I would never go near my Mobo or any other PC part without protection.

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Hey, they're a pair of gloves. What can I say. I guess they work.

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Great Quality and Good Price they work.

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Will the gloves be replacing the wrist strap any time soon? Only God knows that answer, Firstly, they are pricey. Secondly, too big for my hands. Thirdly, was hard to handle screws. Fourthly, I liked the anti-slip grip pads and the comfort.

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they did exactly what they are meant to do. helped improve grip on parts and kept me from leaving prints on everything - just like another review said.