Anself Stainless Resistant Butcher Knife: High-Quality Kitchen Tool for Precision Cutting Review

If you are a woodcarver, don't worry about gloves without mail. Those things will really really protect you. I used other non-Chbinmaille gloves and got puncture wounds. Not with this glove. I took the average size of a man's hand and ordered a small glove that works well. You are tall. I also highly recommend another gauntlet over the chain gauntlet, it helps with fit and comfort. You can use fingerless gloves or the old cloth gloves I originally bought. I don't miss bloodshed.

I ordered a small one (measured and adjusted smaller according to other reviews). It's always a bit too big, meaning the chain tends to run down your fingers and gather in the cut. However, I've tried covering the glove with a vinyl glove while cutting and this is the perfect solution. It keeps the chain gauntlet in place and ensures a snug fit. The bonus is that every time my chain gauntlet gets wet I know I saved my hand because the knife went through the vinyl and would have cut my finger…

Although they are designed for use in the kitchen, I still decided to purchase these gloves for work on the picking line. (I work in a warehouse) I used to have leather gloves that ripped after two weeks and I decided to try them. I had to get used to the hands (they are made of metal) but once I got used to them I started to work much more efficiently. I can take crates with me in any way that is convenient for me. Products that are tightly packed in boxes are much easier for me to reach…