Highly Dexterous Ultrafine 18-Gauge Cut-Resistant Review

I worked in an industry that required us to wear gloves when we were working, no matter the conditions. Superior was an old brand that offered the level of protection we needed while still giving us the dexterity we needed to get the job done. I no longer work in the industry but I rely on Superior gloves for all my housework and chores.

They fit pretty well but don't feel very cut resistant or grippy enough in my opinion. I use them in a mechanical environment. I wish the top was sealed, but oil and grease seep right into your hands. Update: It's been about a month or so and they've completely fallen apart. I would avoid them unless you are only going to use them once or twice a year. I am a diesel mechanic by profession.

These gloves are nowhere near 18 gauge. Maybe he added an extra unit instead of an 8 gauge. Second, they are not Kevlar, they can easily be cut. These gloves were the worst gloves I have ever tried. I bought them thinking they would be flimsy and easy to work with, but they aren't. I basically spent my money on it since I can't even use it. When I try to tighten the screw it doesn't work due to their mindset and lack of grip. avoid them at all costs. if i could give 0 stars i would.