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Nitrile or polyurethane? When shopping for dipped work gloves, the coating on the palm can make a big difference in grip, comfort, dexterity, and durability. But which material is actually better for the work you do?

In this guide, we'll compare nitrile vs. PU-coated work gloves, explain their strengths and differences, and help you understand why Digits Workwear uses a nitrile foam coating on Liteduty PRO and a polyurethane coating on Steelguard PRO.

Not all work gloves are created equal. Whether you're handling sharp metal, working on a construction site, or tackling projects in the garage, the right pair of dipped work gloves can make all the difference in grip, comfort, durability, and protection.

In this guide, we break down everything you need to know about dipped work gloves, including cut resistance, abrasion ratings, and the differences between polyurethane and nitrile coatings. We'll also compare the Digits Workwear Steelguard PRO and Liteduty PRO to help you find the right gloves for your work. Because when your hands do the hard work, your gloves should work just as hard.