Cut Resistant Gloves – Pair

Description

The must have gloves for safer food preparation and protein break down. High Performance Level 5 Protection, Food Grade by Ergo Chef.

These gloves give you piece of mind when prepping slippery foods and help you to prevent most cuts, without sacrificing comfort and feel. They are designed to be light and thin so you can feel the items you are cutting, our CHEF GEAR(TM) Cut Resistant gloves weigh less than an ounce and feel surprisingly soft given how much protection they provide. Comfy, flexible and slim, these gloves give you an extra layer of protection. But, they’re not cut proof and will NOT fully protect you from direct cuts. That’s why you should still use caution when using sharp objects.

Available in four sizes-small, medium and large & XL to ensure they fit snuggly when you wear them. See size chart picture to be sure you get the right fit. Sold in Pairs.

Notice: Cut-resistant gloves are designed to be just that – cut resistant. No glove will ever be cut-proof, however, they are still very beneficial to wear considering 70% of workers who had hand or finger injuries were not wearing gloves.

Ultra Durable – 4x stronger than leather with the highest ASTM ANSI Level 5 protection.

Comfortable – highly elastic, lightweight and form fitting so you can feel what you are doing.

FOOD GRADE – Chef Gear cut resistant gloves meet food grade tests, and are safe for food.

MULTIPLE USE: Help prevent most cuts, nicks and slices with superior protection from knives, mandolin slicers, peelers, graters, oyster shucking and other kitchen tasks.

NOTICE: These are a layer of protection only and will not prevent all cuts. Must use care and caution when using any sharp cutting instruments and devices.

Machine washable

Made in China to Ergo Chef’s high quality specifications

PE: 52%

Glass fiber: 13%

Polyester: 25%

Spandex: 10%

Note: Cut-resistant gloves are designed to be just that – cut resistant. They are not cut proof. No glove will ever be cut-proof, however, they are still very beneficial to wear considering 70% of workers who had hand or finger injuries were not wearing gloves.