I'm tired of nicking my fingers when trimming beef for jerky. Who has a good recommendation for a cut resistant glove? I use extremely sharp knives and the mere touch of the edge on human flesh results in blood leakage.
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NukeGuy, I have some Epica Cut Resistant Gloves, they have a 10 Yr Warrantyâ€¼ï¸ They claim to be 4 times stronger than leather with a Cut Protection Level of 5â—ï¸ I just can't remember where I bought themâ—ï¸ I remember they were fairly reasonable in Price, which means I either Bought them from Amazon or Harbor Freightâ“ The UPC Code is: 0 91131 34099 8â—ï¸ I'll scan the Bar Code and take some Pics for You Shortlyâ—ï¸ Shop Savvy indicates I
bought the Gloves from Amazon and the Current Price is $ 9.95 per pairâ—ï¸
Eat Well and Prosperâ—ï¸ From a Backyard Cremator in Fargo ND, Dan
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Rapala used to make some that were fantastic. My pair is with my fishing gear. Can eve grab big reds by the Gill plate with them.Comment
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I was initially excited to get some cut proof gloves but....The reviews I read everywhere on most of these gloves are not representative.
I go to the 1s, 2s, and 3s as they seem to be more realistic.
I have heard that there are people paid to write glowing reviews for products to promote sales no concern otherwise.
My other gripe is that I wear an XL glove. Rarely does that mean XL is not just a one size fits all.
-apparently manufacturers have a standard size that is cheap to manufacture rather than one that is a quality fit for the buyer.
Anyone have , direct experience with no cut gloves, from a source that truly is vested in reputation of a quality working product?
I.e. a glove that is always a solid 5/5 in hundreds of reviews? Not tainted by non representative reviews as mentioned above.Comment
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You never know if you can trust amazon ratings or not. However fakespot.com is a step in the right direction. Copy the link from the amazom product and then paste into fakespot. It will grade the reviews and does a pretty good job of sorting out paid reviews and robot reviews.Comment
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I'll try fakespot. Still leaning toward one of us that has found a decent glove. Anyone?Comment
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If you want something truly cut resistant you need stainless mesh gloves. They are expensive, but I still use mine that were given to me by a meatpacker over 40 years ago.Comment
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I think I found a winner at askthemeatman.com
Good quality. Fast shipping. FOREVER not satisfied return.
He only sells what he uses. So Key for me to hear.
Check it out.Comment
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Gloves arrived last Thursday and I used them today slicing up a beef tenderloin. They are a little tight in the fingers but hopefully will stretch some to make getting on easier. They have rubber on the palm and fingers so they are grippy but I think that's not necessary so far. I could pick up change with them on so not a lot of agility loss. Over all I'm pretty happy. Didn't cut myself but didn't think the tenderloin would be a challenge with that. Trimming fat off eye of round next week will be the big test cause I normally get a nick doing that.Comment
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