Are they cut resistant?
320095
If your working with sharp hand tools such as knives there are areas on the gloves that are resistant (more padded) while other areas are thinner and a knife would surely cut through. Hope this makes sense.
320096
Not really any more than any other primarily fabric gloves, which is what these are.
320097
Yes and no, it's will resist minor cuts. If you are looking for thick strong cut resistant gloves these are not for you.
278179
Yes they will! Our product is high quality and the cutting surface is sharp and aligned to make a quick clean cut!
963306
Yes. Very reliable. Replace blades when the cutter begins to leave occasional threads. I've had several sizes and these are my favorites.
1745561
Yes. They are thin enough to cut with tile nippers. They are actually 3/8 inch, though, as opposed to some I'd bought elsewhere which were nominally 3/8 inch but slightly bigger. They'd be very small pieces if cut.
2079546
They're quite thin and flexible, but still sturdy enough. They can be 'creased' along an edge and they will retain that crease. To cut them, you should score them first with an xacto knife, then crease along that score and they'll snap into to pieces.
822987
They probably can but I wouldn't choose these scissors for fabric use. They are more of a utility scissor and the blade is scalloped on one side so I don't think you're going to get a good, clean, straight cut.
2229481
They are supposed to be but I broke the end off of one of them the first day by hitting a chicken thigh bone. I own three of them and I use them mainly for cutting vegetables. Mainly onions,leeks,potatoes,carrots,bell peppers and the like.
1530340
They might, I'm not sure they are sharp enough for that, you might need a mallot to force them through and you still might have issues with breakage because of the fine detailed points and indentations on most of the shapes
1104987
I don't think so, most of the "cut to length" ones have a clearly marked cut mark. usually a pair of scissors symbol, these don't have any such mark so I would guess, probably not
1352506
I would assume scissors are fine as long as they aren't serrated, or pinking shears or the like. I haven't tried scissors so I can't say definitively.
1792112
They are made of a rigid plastic and are flexible. I have used them multiple times with no problems. They are very sharp.
1671179
They are not that sharp, about as sharp as a mid-grade pair of scissors. If the tufts of fur are too thick they cannot cut through - you have to work with very small tufts of fur per snip.
1054985
These are pretty pliable. I do not see why a sharp pair of scissors would not cut them down.
1295061
They would.. but not for forever. I used them for ribbon and was my biggest disappointment. They dulled very quick. Even though they come with a sharpener, it didn't work well for me. You have to know what your doing to sharpen them. Also, the thicker the stuff your trying to cut, the easier the scissors pull apart. Another VERY annoying thing with these scissors. They come apart for other uses, but seem to plop apart on their own whenever.
134002
No they're not bullet proof! They prevent getting slashed with a blade but you can get stabbed with a point.
492203
They are not really heat resistant when I cut a stand and tested. But there are other methods to keep extensions straight and frizz free. If you read the description, they are synthetic.
1775581
yes they can.. may be very difficult for a straight cut. The kids can bite into them and make teeth marks on them.