Anti cut gloves

[Matt887]

Has anyone used any anticut gloves that are actually workable in? I recently damaged a nerve in my hand and looking at working with some in the future thanks.

 

[footprints]

i had some they tended to get tatty really quick, resistant to cuts, but easy to puncture on any sharp spike.

 

[Matt887]

You managed to to do plumbing work with them? They weren't too bulky

 

[mattylad]

I have used the same brand for many years, I do electrical panel assembly so I need to be able to move my fingers etc. while working on small stuff.
I can in my gloves, not so well at start but after a while they soften up but still give me cut protection & grip.
They also wash well.

When I can find a pair I'll pop back on here and give the brand name.

EDIT: Found them - Portwest A622 size 10.

Portwest A622 Level C Cut Resistant Gloves - SafetyGloves.co.uk

Buy Portwest A622 Cut-Resistant PU Coated Gloves At SafetyGloves.co.uk For £2.49. Free UK Delivery On All Orders Over £40. Ideal For Cut Resistance.

www.safetygloves.co.uk

 

[footprints]

The one I had were quite thin but not any good for gripping things like grips, screwdrivers or twisting pipe, I tended to use them when reaching under floors, pulling up boards or handling sharp equipment.

 

[footprints]

The portwest ones look better as they have a PU coating so will give grip, will give some a try myself.

 

[mattylad]

At work we have a black very grippy one in for normal use, I asked them to get some of the Portwest ones in when mine were too worn to be of use (took a long time) and when they did everyone else started pinching them from the cupboard they were stored in because many preferred them.

Now I have to take a few pairs and hide them lol