- LIGHT CUT PROTECTION WORK GLOVES YOU CAN TRUST. Qualified CE EN 388 4241B, CR533 keep your fingers safe from minimal metals, knife, blade, glass, paper cut hazards and abrasions.
- FIBERGLASS-FREE AND GENTLE ON YOUR HANDS. Unlike other cut-proof gloves, CR533 are delicate on sensitive skin and won't cause irritation. The yarn is breathable and flexible, preventing sweat build-up and allowing for finger mobility.
- HIGH PERFORMANCE IN ALL CONDITIONS. Need to grab a slippery mandolin slicer or knife? Our black foam nitrile coating is slip resistant, water based, and latex / chemical free for your safety.
- FIVE SIZES FOR THE PERFECT FIT. These protective safety anti cut gloves come in size xsmall, small, medium, large, and extra-large for men, women, butcher, electrician, florist, machinist, and package handler
- PERFECT FOR ALL TYPES OF ACTIVITIES. Ideal for indoor and outdoor applications such as woodworking, whittling, carving, construction work, gardening, oyster sucking, cooking, fishing, and more.
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- LIGHT CUT PROTECTION WORK GLOVES YOU CAN TRUST. Qualified CE EN 388 4241B, CR533 keep your fingers safe from minimal metals, knife, blade, glass, paper cut hazards and abrasions.
- FIBERGLASS-FREE AND GENTLE ON YOUR HANDS. Unlike other cut-proof gloves, CR533 are delicate on sensitive skin and won't cause irritation. The yarn is breathable and flexible, preventing sweat build-up and allowing for finger mobility.
- HIGH PERFORMANCE IN ALL CONDITIONS. Need to grab a slippery mandolin slicer or knife? Our black foam nitrile coating is slip resistant, water based, and latex / chemical free for your safety.
- FIVE SIZES FOR THE PERFECT FIT. These protective safety anti cut gloves come in size xsmall, small, medium, large, and extra-large for men, women, butcher, electrician, florist, machinist, and package handler
- PERFECT FOR ALL TYPES OF ACTIVITIES. Ideal for indoor and outdoor applications such as woodworking, whittling, carving, construction work, gardening, oyster sucking, cooking, fishing, and more.
