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.
205429
Yes, they are. Be careful though - they are so sharp it's easy to cut yourself.
963306
Yes. Very reliable. Replace blades when the cutter begins to leave occasional threads. I've had several sizes and these are my favorites.
1749070
They are the same as any other knives except for the non slip/stick coating so yes! One problem I can see happening is them dulling a bit quicker then using a standard cutting board.
159067
No they are not sharp. I used these for a shot ski and no one has cut their lip.
179473
I have never tried to cut the gloves but they survived a combat tour through Afghanistan and several years of use before I deployed.
77486
I honestly dont know, but cannot think of any reason why they couldn't be cut down. They may frey on the the edges after awhile. Believe me, these are so worth the money and will last you forever. I bought four different sizes because I use them for so many different things. Hope that helps.
418210
1. They cannot be cut, but they are quite small in the first place. 2. I am having trouble understanding your exact question. They seem quite strong. I used them to reinforce my fridge magnets since some of them weren't strong enough to keep the kitchen timers in place. They were strong enough to do that. Said timers are plastic, but a little heavy for the magnets they already had.
21166
I guess they would . . . I don't see why not. Kitchen scissors would most likely break.
2214375
Yes. One of the blades is serrated. As for how long they will stay sharp cutting through hard plastic, i dont know
1198899
They're pretty dull, as they depend more on the sawing action of the serrated "blade" to cut, so I would think they would be safe.
48976
Im not sure I havent tried to cut them. They ate not super big to be cutting. But they are right size for cleaning. They appear to me like they may fray a little.
884870
They are cut resistant, not puncture resistant. Kevlar that's thick enough to prevent punctures tends to be pretty stiff and not great for gloves. Your best bet for puncture-proof gloves would probably be leather welder's gloves or "fireplace gloves" if you can find them. Nothing woven or very breathable will be great against punctures, so go with stiff/thick leather.
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.
2229477
Hi Linda ::I think they are guaranteed to stay Sharp for life. I would contact the company for that information but they say nothing, as far as I can see, about guarantees for the whole knife. Good luck.
998333
Yes, they are sharp. Although, they are more for practice. They are quite small. I gave them to my older son and want to get myself some longer ones.
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.