🧤 ANTARCTICA Cut Resistant Gloves: Ultimate Protection for Military, Outdoor, Motorcycle, Paintball & Work Activities Review

They are beautiful and protective. However I got a large size first, it was marked as 'large' but it was more like a medium size so I got a very large size, you guessed it. the same size. The dimensional globes there differ in size "slightly", but not in the actual standard sizes.

Perfect fit except the thumb was a bit longer. Aside from the product fitting, I'm not sure about the cut resistant part. I might try to see if they're really cut resistant without them. The bones could be a little deeper, they're a little higher than the knuckles.

I bought these gloves for general use. Love the fact that they were cut resistant and the ankle pads were a nice bonus. Unfortunately they were too small. I usually wear XL gloves but these were short and narrow. If you want to buy, order one size up!

Gloves fit snugly and snugly, not too loose, not too tight to be compatible with type 3 cut protection at work. I don't really have any complaints, there are thick but not very thick where you have to take off your glove to put a nut on the whole thread or bolt, that's really just perfect, I would definitely buy again.

Was looking for a pair of gloves for my JIC bag. A bit tight but they are thinner, more maneuverable and less bulky than regular shooting gloves. Feel solid and I could move/remove firearms, knives and glass without worry or worry. Carbon fiber knuckles are durable and comfortable to the touch. The "cut resistant" off-white part is quite light from a distance, but spray paint can solve that small problem. Would recommend to anyone who needs shooting/camping gloves. I can recommend it to anyone…

Cut resistance is good, the handle actually covers the cut-resistant layer, so it's nice. The plastic knuckle protection is a little high, more like a motorcycle glove than a SAP/tactical glove. Obviously for punching you want the fist to be a little further forward. Both hands have touch screen with fingers and thumb. They work well enough. I would add a little padding on the inside of the glove where the knuckles are for the "punch" aspect. Otherwise no real complaints. The cut Prof fabric is

Definitely not for construction or gardening. The packaging advertises Chinese military police or something similar. The fingertips are very slippery and tear at the seam after about 4 days of work in the sawmill. They were very tight and it took about a day to loosen them up a bit. They definitely protect against knives because I cut myself with a utility knife. Not even torn, so it's good in this part. Although they would be very useful for battles. The joints are tough and I've been punching