Polychloroprene gloves are made from chloroprene, which is polymerized to form the gloves' main production material - polychloroprene chips.

Polychloroprene gloves stand strong against flame, water, weather, sunlight, and ozone. They are also useful in tasks that may induce sudden shocks or intense force. These characteristics make them a great choice for:

1. Tasks that require grips in a wet environment.
2. Outdoor activities, like environmental clean-ups, construction, repairs, and more.
3. Printing tasks, or higher heat applications.
4. Handling common chemical substances and petroleum-based mixtures.

Chloroprene gloves feel most similar to latex, with a snug fit and increased tactile sensitivity, but function in properties more similarly to nitrile.

Where polychloroprene gloves shine is their super-stretchy technology. They are highly elastic and can retain their original shape longer than latex or nitrile gloves.