Toledano industries X64 X Large Provides Cut & Impact Protection - Cut Level 6, Puncture Level 4

As a laser operator I am constantly moving sheets of all kinds of sheet stock. So gloves get shredded pretty quickly. I tried 3 different pairs of cut resistant gloves before these and all different price points. These are by far the best ones I’ve tried. Definitely recommend to anyone who needs cut resistant gloves to last.

First, a two pack means two gloves. As in one for each hand. It’s actually only one pair. Second the gloves are puncture resistant but you’ll still get poked if you try to grab anything pointy, like say a cactus while gardening. It hurts way less but not zero. Also they’re very stiff and bulky on your hands. The backs are covered with plastic “armor” but it doesn’t do anything. It’s just for looks. I’ve tried flipping it around so the thick parts are on the palm. That also didn’t work. All together I’d say they’re 60-70% effective but have been super oversold. Manage your expectations

Best gloves for woodworking. I got rid of an old pair of cut resistant gloves because wood splinters just slid through the glove into my hand occasionally. These are comfortable, easy to work with and are protective for woodworking.

Good

1st they sent wrong size. packageing said medium but gloves were small. Seller promptly sent correct size no fuss. Happy with deal

One glove was Slightly smaller than the other the left hand glove fit My hand fairly well was a little tighter than I expected. Usually, the size that I ordered are slightly big, allowing for free movement. These gloves felt a size smaller and the one for my right hand actually started hurting my hand by the end of the ten hour work day. Will not be purchasing again.

I like the product but I dislike the advertising. It says 2 pack on the site but it is actually ONE PAIR. I wouldn't have expected that tbey would sell 1 glove by itself. After all when it says 2 why isn't it a pair of lefts, or a pair of rights. Very misleading!!

I recently bought these gloves a week ago and they are already falling apart. The velcrow is worn out and the patch sewn between the web of the thumb and index finger has become un sewn. I also had to stitch the velcrow back onto the glove because it was hanging by a thread after I machine washed them. If anyone has any good recommendations for some good mechanic gloves with good dexterity let me know.