NoCry Cut Resistant Gloves - Ambidextrous, Food Grade, High Performance Level 5 Protection. Size Medium, Complimentary Ebook Included - -

Description

Thanks to the spandex, these gloves fit like a second skin, molding themselves to the unique shape of your hand. And once these cut resistant gloves are on, you can chop like Gordon Ramsay. (Or Samin Nosrat, if you like a less shouty, more chill chef you can have a drink with.) And there’s another BIG reason to use these gloves when you’re cooking - unlike your hands, these gloves don’t sweat. You know how sometimes, when you’re chopping an onion it gets super slippery and you almost cut your fingers? When you’ve got these gloves on, that doesn’t happen. They’re great for holding meat, fish and veggies in place as you expertly chop them up. We’ve got gloves for every size of hand - small, medium, large, larger. (And if you keep scrolling, you’ll find a handy size guide that’ll help you find the perfect fit.) Protect your hands against all kinds of sharp blades - in the kitchen or outside of it. The NoCry cut resistant gloves are great for woodcarving, woodworking, whittling or cleaning up fish so you can make on-the-go ceviche while you’re still at the fishin hole. The combination of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene and glass fibre keeps these gloves light and flexible, makin’ them perfect for all kinds of precision work. If you’re looking for a glove-of-all trades, you’ve found it. As soon as you’re done chopping, dicing or slicing, throw your gloves in the washing machine with some mild detergent on a cool cycle (104F/ 40C max). When the gloves are done, drip or line dry them. (Don’t iron or tumble dry your gloves. They really don’t like it…) Your gloves are great for quilting with a rotary cutter, gardening, picking up that broken glass your cat knocked over, stripping copper wire, woodcarving… In short, if you’re working with sharp objects, put your gloves on. Our cut resistant gloves come in 4 sizes: small, medium, large and extra large. To find the right size for you, measure your palm diameter and middle finger length. (Not sure what that is? Check out the diagram above.)

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