Cut-Resistant Gloves

🔪 Working with blades? Give your hands an extra layer

Anyone who has peeled, sliced or filleted knows the moment: the knife slips for a split second, and your hand is a little too close. Cut-resistant gloves are the simple way to put an extra layer between your hand and the blade without losing feel or control.

They're knitted from HPPE, a high-strength synthetic fiber, and described by the supplier as Level 5 cut resistance. The stretchy knit hugs your hand, so you can hold a knife, peeler or tool comfortably and work at your own pace.

✨ Why you'll like them

• Level 5 cut resistance (per the supplier) – dense HPPE knit.
• Flexible and comfortable – the elastic knit wraps your hand and leaves your fingers free.
• Anti-slip grip – a hard-wearing knit that keeps a steady hold on your tools.
• 7 sizes – from kids up to men's plus.

🍳 Where they come in handy

In the kitchen: slicing, peeling, carving, and working with a mandoline or grater. Fish and meat: filleting, shucking and butchering at home. Outdoors: fishing trips, crabbing and gardening. Workshop and DIY: utility knives, woodcarving and weekend projects. Anywhere there's a sharp edge and a hand that has to work next to it.

📋 Specifications

💡 Tips for use

• Choose a snug fit – a loose glove makes precise gripping harder.
• Keep the blade moving away from your hand – even with gloves on.

❓ FAQ

Can I use them with a mandoline or grater?
Yes, that's one of the most common reasons people buy them. They add a cut-resistant layer, but keep using the mandoline's hand guard and work slowly.

Are they cut-proof?
No. They're cut-resistant to Level 5 per the supplier, but no glove is cut-proof. They don't replace careful handling.

Which size should I get?
13–18 cm for kids, 20 cm women's, 22 cm unisex, 24–26 cm men's.