Schwer ProGuard Highest Level Cut Resistant Work Gloves PR3326 for Extreme Protection，ANSI A9 Cut Gloves with Reinforced Thumb, Non Slip, Breathable, Durable, Touch-screen, Non PFAS, Black 1 Pair（L）

I bought these just for sharpening knives around the kitchen and pocket knives. I've sharpened knives for decades without anything but a few occasional nicks. These are a good fit and protect my hands from small nicks. I told my wife to start using them for kitchen duty because after I sharpen the knives, she Winds up with a small cut. They look great and are very lightweight. I haven't had to clean these yet. I don't think they will be hard to clean. They look very protective, however don't count on them to completely save you from a very hard cut. They will do the job if you pay attention and avoid your hand slipping. Buy these, you will be very glad you did.

These gloves have spared me from losing fingers, cutting hands, and even arteries on numerous occasions. I'm not just referring to cuts from kitchen knives or sharp objects, but incidents like placing my fingers and hands into a high-speed table saw blade, touching full-speed router bits, and a spinning Forstner drill bit. Words cannot express how grateful I am for this product.While undergoing chemotherapy, I experienced brain fog, lack of focus, some tremors, and balance problems. Despite these challenges, I couldn't resist my hobby: woodworking. Admittedly, it sounds reckless to pursue woodworking under these conditions, and those who criticize are correct—I should have been more cautious. However, this review focuses not on my poor decisions or limited woodworking skills, but on these extraordinary gloves.I'm not certain what technology they're made with, but these gloves are astonishing. The most shocking incident occurred while I was cutting a piece of walnut wood. I accidentally placed my fingers on the spinning table saw blade. The impact was so strong it sent my arm flying, leaving my bones aching for days. Yet, thanks to the gloves, my fingers remained unharmed and my skin unscathed. As shown in the second image, the blade sliced the glove's surface but didn't touch my skin. I must warn you, though, not to try this at home—it's inherently dangerous.Regarding the great comfort, excellent grip, and other features, there are numerous reviews covering these aspects, so I won't repeat them. I simply wanted to emphasize why these gloves truly deserve the name "cut-resistant working gloves."I’ve since purchased two more pairs and never work without them. I wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone at risk of cuts or handling sharp objects.Thank you, thank you, thank you—from a man with all ten fingers!

I have not intentionally tried the cut resistance for this ANSI A9 gloves. Do not expect much piercing protection for this kind of gloves as they are quite weak. The thumb reinforcement is very good compared with other cut resistance gloves. The fit is true to size and snug. It works well when handling sharp objects. don't wear any gloves when operating a drill press.

Excellent pair of gloves. Lots of protection and comfortable to wear.

I work with needles and glass and so far nothing has gone through the gloves. I wear them all day and they are holding up very well. Comfortable. Buying more pairs.

I order a ton off amazon so me, cardboard boxes and razor blades are very well acquainted. I am pretty sure without these bad boys, I'd be missing some digits, because I am cutting down the boxes to 5 by 5 inch squares so I can make less trips to the recycling plant, so I am spending at least 10 minutes a day cutting up boxes into little squares and clumsy, tired me after a 12 hour work day is grateful for all my fingers remaining attached cause I am an office worker who needs to be typing all day.. Great for protecting from slicing (but being real, they got no shot if you are taking an axe to em, so just don't be a moron and you'll probably be fine with these. So either get Disability, Accident or Critical Illness insurance in case something happens to your fingers, or buy these gloves (honestly, still get the insurance because you can get ill or injured a lot more way than losing your fingers)Oh and they are a comfortable fit, you can keep using your phone and text while wearing them, and they do what they are meant to do in my experience thus far.

I bought these as a set of emergency car gloves. I ended up breaking them out for some work around the house. They have good grip and fit true to size but do note they don’t have any protection on the back of the hand if using them for sharper activities. They worked great for (a short period of time) while trimming roses and shuffling things around the house. My hands did start getting blisters after minimal use. Wouldn’t use them for an extensive project but fine basic barrier gloves in a pinch.

Function well when using them for outdoor yardwork. Not intended for that, but bought the gloves, the arm guards and leg guards (all from same manufacturer) for the sole purpose of preventing cuts as I'm on a heavy dose of blood thinners.I believe the three items I mentioned are more geared towards protection from slices and cuts, not so much piercing objects and punctures, which is why I bought them. Something is better than nothing in my scenario.Gloves have held up well, so far. If they fail, I'll order another pair.Excellent price for each item!