would this glove protect me from a circular saw?
110220
Never tryed to cut it with saw but I think they would even stop a chain saw
110221
Probably not nor do i think any glove would protect you from a circular saw. Gloves are all woven in some manner whether its steel or not and the circular blade would cut through some of them and if not would catch i am sure causing damage to you hand and possibly other parts of your body as it grabbed the glove and pulled you towards the saw. it probably is better protection than without any glove at all but I wouldn't be sticking it in a circular saw to find out.
110222
I really don't think so, it's meant for protection from knives while cooking prep.
86038
Yes, the gloves are designed to protect your hands from cuts. They work well for my husband.
1913102
The helmet, gloves and glasses are suitable protection for any job. The chaps are specifically for chainsaw leg protection, so I don't know how they would help you. Only you can answer that.
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.
444933
absolutely! but if the nuts and bolts are small you will have to take your glove off
1289901
I have very large hands (wear XXL gloves and even those tend to be a bit small). My hand fits reasonably well on the grip, but the second knuckle of my index finger does sometimes rub against the guard. I definitely will wear gloves when using this machete, to reduce the discomfort.
968352
Yeah....it's chain mail like the knights of olde used to wear. I have sliced my hand, and gouged my hand, and this glove catches it. No damage to the wearer.
1687437
Should work ok, the buttons are flush with the plastic body. I haven't had any issuing it with gloves.I would make sure you can squeeze the remote to make sure you pushed the button or have it mounted to something.
601603
Nope your knuckles will get cut and bleed make sure you use tape on your knuckles or buy the wraps. Everlast sells them! :)
295840
Not my friend, I do not think so, this glove is good for you avoid get calluses in your hands
866346
As long as the oils from the plant have no way of getting inside the gloves (ie, tear, hole) then I think these gloves should help protect you. But be sure to wash the oils on the outside of the gloves off with soap before touching the gloves to any skin.
1675576
It would keep your hands safe but is not good for fine or delicate work. I don't think you'd be very happy with it for that purpose.
86037
Yes. Definitely adds a layer of protection. I let my children try woodcarving using one on their non-dominant/holding hand. So far, so good. Don't be over-confident, but these should really help.
1442393
Yes, I would think so. They are my wife's pruners, but I have used them a number of times and found them comfortable. I used to wear a medium glove but with the current common sizing I now often wear a large. Hope this helps.
1464828
I have the steel cable and use it mostly for lifting my warn plow. I always use leather gloves when handling the cable. no problems.
492042
Part of the protection of knit cut-resistant gloves comes from their "rolliness." Think of trying to cut anything round (a cucumber, a tomato) with a sharp knife without holding the object down; it just rolls around. But hold it in place and the knife cuts easily. With the glove, you want this rolliness to help prevent cutting. So if the glove doesn't fit your daughter tightly, that's a good thing--unless it's so loose it makes her clumsy. Sounds like this one would be a good choice for her.
551276
The bearings are spread out so in a way it would help-they sort of turn your fist into one more dense contact point. They are more protect your hand. They do not interfere w/ grappling more than any other snug leather glove would.