Polar Bear PawGard Extra Large Cut Resistant Meat Cutter's Glove

Cut Your Hand Again? Don't Grab The Band-Aids. Grab One Of Our Cut Resistant Gloves!

Above is a Video Clip demonstrating the use of our Cut Resistant Gloves.
If you're not sure about how well these gloves work - watch this video!

Cut Resistant Gloves - The Meat Cutters' Secret!
Polar Bear® PawGard™ Cut Resistant Gloves.

These Meat Cutter Gloves provide exceptional protection from cuts and abrasions.

Cut Resistant Gloves prevent accidents when using a knife.

Comfortable. Fits either hand. No seams to irritate hands.

Polar Bear PawGard Gloves are the Best Value Cut Resistant Glove!

Cut Resistant Glove Holding 8 Inch Butcher Knife - Click on the Photo to Englarge

What Size Glove Should You Order?

This is very important, because a glove that is either too tight or too loose can be both uncomfortable and hazardous.

To find the proper size glove for you, simply measure the widest part of your hand, starting above the thumb and measuring across the palm and around the back of your hand. The size in inches corresponds to the size of the glove. Example if your hand measures 8 inches, then you would wear a size 8 glove - which would mean either a Small or Medium glove.
If your hand measured 7 3/4 inches, then you should choose a Small glove
See the chart below to see if you need a Small, Medium, Large or Extra Large Cut-Resistant Glove.

Hand Size - 7 to 8 Inches - Small Glove

Hand Size - 8 to 9 Inches - Medium Glove

Hand Size - 9 to 10 Inches - Large Glove

Hand Size - 10 to 11 Inches - Extra Large Glove

ASTIM-ISEA Level 5 cut-resistance, the highest in the ASTIM-ISEA. StandardTuff-cuff™ II technology dramatically reduces cuff blowout from multiple laundering in bleach. These are 10 Gauge Gloves!

Gloves are rated under the ISO 13997 standard and designated with a number between 0 and 5 to indicate cut resistance. The least resistant gloves are designated by the number 0, while the most resilient gloves are labeled with a 5.

Whether you are a hasty Meatcutter, you have shaky hands or poor depth perception, these gloves are a must for preventing accidents!

Help prevent cuts when using a Mandolin.

Machine washable. Bleaching and hot-air drying won't effect cut resistance or comfort. Shrink-resistant.

Will fit Left or Right Hand (Available in Extra Large, Large, Medium and Small Size!) Click here to view our Glove Sizing Chart

Now you can have the same protection that professional meat cutters have been using for years!

These gloves are constructed of multiple strands of Dyneema® and encapsulated stainless steel fibers!

They are Extremely lightweight! (Large Glove Weighs 1.7 oz., Medium Glove Weighs 1.5 oz. and Small Glove Weighs 1.3 oz.)

Less fatigue than when you use Metal Mesh Cut Resistant Gloves!

Also great for use while scuba diving.

Use the Cut Resistant Glove to protect your hands when cutting meat, filleting fish, chopping fruits and vegetables, handling sharp metal, using an Exacto Knife or working with broken glass.

Also ideal for sheet metal, pipe work and automotive assembly.

PLUS, Please Use Caution - NO Glove Will Prevent All Cuts!

Do not use with moving or serrated blades.

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Dante

Thanks for following up on my order. The Document-Publishing-Copy Center is one of the divisions of Media Services of the City of Sioux Falls. We produce, print, and laminate many types of documents, including posters and banners. We use Exacto knives when trimming and cutting paper, laminating film, and foam core. In the past, we’ve had many small cuts (and some not so small) on our fingers and hands. We will be using this glove to protect our hand while trimming. I’ve ordered a glove for each staff person that will be doing this type of work.
Thanks again!
Karla

I just got my gloves and promptly tried to cut them with an Alaskan Ulu, and a mandolin. The Ulu is the sharpest cutting tool I have ever seen and it went across the gloves as though it were dull! The blade on the mandolin left the glove untouched. It looks as though I can now use these two tools safely. Thank you so much cheers Ruth.

Last Updated: Wednesday, July 19, 2017 07:58 AM