Okay, first let me proclaim that I'm an expert on gloves used in the garage, and for a whole bunch of other operations including construction, carpentry and electrical work. Oh, one small disclaimer here, I'm a Self Proclaimed expert, which may differ from your definition of an expert.
For many, many years now I've been wearing gloves for everything I do, even in the kitchen to patty a bunch of burgers, I swear by them. I've tried them all, the disposable, the reusable, the Mechanix brand and everything in between, the hands down winner is the purple nitrile gloves manufactured by either Kimberly Clark or Halyard, they're both the same. They're thicker and more tear resistant than anything else on the market.
Now I agree with Rob's comments on sweat, I can only remove them inside out or by doing a Howie Mandel inside my glove to inflate it and remove it in one piece right side out. In the old days I'd simply discard them after every use since pre pandemic pricing was 100 bucks for 1000 gloves. Now, unfortunately they're almost 400 bucks for 1000, so now I reuse until they're torn. For brake or exhaust work (a lot of sharp edges) I double glove, you'll never get a new glove on that sweaty hand, when the outer one tears I simple replace it with a new sheath over the base unit, it works great. And, they clean up easily with a paper towel and some brake clean so you can go from gear lube to burger pattying with the same set and know they're clean.
I'm not a fan of the thick ones, you lose your dexterity, I'll stick with the Halyard nitriles all day every day and twice on Sundays.
