NoCry Cut-Resistant Gloves with Grip Dots - Maximum Protection Level 5 Cut Resistance for Enhanced Safety and Comfort

robert j rice: Safety

United Kingdom on Oct 25, 2023

SamSam: I am a sculptor and this time I wanted to work with glass and mirrors and that's why I bought these gloves. I think they are comfortable to use and protect you from being cut by the sharp edges of the glass, but there are some drawbacks in my opinion. It is a protection that is intended for breathing! Because very sharp points of glass and very small pieces of glass can penetrate it and this caused me discomfort during work.

Canada on Oct 21, 2023

Amazon Customer: Like the gloves, though a little snug. Great value.

United States on Oct 03, 2023

vince: faire des juliennes de legumes

France on Sep 27, 2023

Marie: Pour les vendanges

France on Sep 11, 2023

C. M. B.: I have a tendency to cut myself when chopping vegetables and prepping dinner. I thought about getting these for a while before finally deciding to do it so far I have been very happy with them. It is easy to wear them and chop vegetables. They are not bulky, do not get in the way of what I’m trying to do. The only caveat I would add is that I haven’t really tested them out, if you know what I mean. So I can’t really attest to whether they would prevent my hand from being cut. But I will say they are comfortable to use, easy to clean, and make me feel more protected from my terrible knife skills.

United States on Aug 13, 2023

NonstickRon: So I'm really hoping these things loosen up on my fingers over time. The length of the fingers and width of the palm is perfect, but the fingers are very tight for me.

United States on Jul 25, 2023

C: Son muy cómodos de usar y desde luego protegen de los cortes, aunque no protegerían de un pinchazo con la punta de un cuchillo o un punzón, pero para cortes con el filo, sí. Con estos guantes y un poco de maña y de sensatez, es difícil hacerse daño.

Spain on Mar 25, 2023

dandeliongirl: I measured my hands carefully before purchasing these, and bought the medium size, per the size guide. They were just too large for me, unfortunately so I had to return them. For reference, I have long fingers and wear a women’s 5.5 wedding band (fairly thin, long fingers— I can stretch a full octave on a piano lol) and my measurements were on the small end/near the middle of the range stated for the medium size. Also, I typically wear a medium in dishwashing gloves or latex gloves.

These gloves fit the length of my hand to the wrist just fine, but they had so much extra fabric in the palm that I could have put a medium sized lemon inside along with my hand! And while the I made sure my fingers were all the way inside the gloves (making sure there was no extra fabric in the “web” area between each finger), the ends of each finger were still too long, with loose fabric at the ends of each finger.

I will probably try the small size at some point, and hopefully they will fit better. Other than the fit of mine, I think these seem to be made very well, though I did not try using them in the kitchen, since I felt the improper fit might create a safety issue. With...

United States on Sep 25, 2020

Scott594: Very well made product (I guessed US or Germany, but they're made in Thailand).

The gloves have a supple stretch to them that was unexpected. The included printed instruction sheet (Yay!) says "Made of ultra high molecular weight polyethylene, glass fibre and spandex. The Amazon listing and sticker on the ziplock bag say "Stainless Steel material", but there is no evidence of steel, stainless or otherwise. It may be enclosed in the yarn, but that's doubtful, as it's nice and stretchy. I'm just guessing, but maybe the steel construction has been replaced with the UHMW/Glass fiber as listed. There is no evidence of glass fibre either, no itchy, irritating feel, these are just NICE! You wouldn't know they are cut resistant if it didn't say so. They fit, feel and work like super high end work gloves. The instructions say not to test, but I just had to, and used the cuff of the safe (cutting) hand. 3 strokes with a freshly stropped 2" Sloyd Knife in the same spot didn't break a single fiber or even leave a mark, good enough for me, I'm convinced they will stop almost any slip (nothing is infallible). The weave is a lot like chain mail, and like it, they are susceptible to...

United States on Jun 20, 2020