Chainmail Glove - any suggestions or reviews

[RichieB]

I got my at Amazon. One thing you want to make sure is the cut level. Mine are cut level 5 which for what I do plenty safe. I've attached and article explaining the cut level. BTW what I have were $10 for 2 pair.

https://www.sliceproducts.com/pages/cut-resistant-gloves?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=&utm_content=&utm_campaign=17304683660&matchtype=&device=m&gclid=Cj0KCQiA8aOeBhCWARIsANRFrQFaCB8cZY2NAdueAVGbEOJaqDrnaFeYgg2XTJ5RoSw_w46eaIaQFGsaAmGFEALw_wcB

[barelfly]

Excellent! Thank you for the article as well!

[MBMorgan]

THESE work well. Don't interfere with dexterity, cut level 5, thin enough that nitrile gloves will slip over them, and pretty economical.

Edit: These are the same ones Mosca posted earlier.

[RichieB]

That is what I have same glove different brand.

[barelfly]

Thank you for the great info!

[McFlyfi]

A little OT, but for those who have mandoline anxiety-I have a Dash Safe Slice. You can't cut yourself with it, as the food goes into a chute, fed in by a pusher to where the blade is. The only drawback is that whatever you are slicing has to fit into the chute.

[barelfly]

Ha! That looks like a great way to avoid mandolin anxiety!

Thanks for posting!