Nocry Cut Resistant Gloves - High Performance Level 5 Protection, Food Grade. Size Extra Large, Free Ebook Included!

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the product is good and easy to use

Detailed Review After 8 days of usage.Where we used it?In a Steel Tube Company, where work is to load pipe into Trucks (Not used in manufacturing)Worked for how many days?Worked well for 8 days, now as you can see in image there is a cut on gloves.Worth Rs220?For my industry no, as I buy glove worth Rs7 which lasts 1 day.So, for it days it would have costed me 8*7 = 56 which is far more less than 220.I would have bought for all my workers if it would have costed me Rs100 per pair.

The quality of gloves is not at par with some other brands available.

edit 7/20/2024:I orginally gave these gloves a 3 star rating but I have changed it to 5 because of the incredible customer service of NoCry.Based on my review, and without me having to ask them to do it, they refunded my money, contacted me and sent me a free, smaller replacement pair of the gloves immediately. The new ones are very tight on my larger hands, but I can live with that. Maybe they'll break in a bit and stretch out with time but the fingers fit perfecly.This company obviously cares about getting it right. It's the most impressive display of customer service I've ever gotten from an Amazon purchase.I could not be happier to recommend this company and this product. I would caution you to order a size smaller than you think you might need though. They will be tight but in reality that's much safer than having the fingers sticking out.So there. That's my new review. I love 'em.OLD REVIEW:The gloves work great at cut protection but the fingers are literally an inch longer than my fingers. I have large, piano player hands. Long fingers. These are not shaped for humans.What this means in practice is that the finger tips get stuck in my mandolin blade. I bought them specifically to use with a mandolin. So, ummm, yeah. That's a problem.I'm going to return them if I can. If not I'll use them in the garden or garage for something.

This is my second time purchasing these gloves. The first pair was fantastic, but I gave one of them to my 90yo MIL who has rheumatoid arthritis: with weak and fumbly hands, she had kept her knives dull until I showed her how good these gloves' protection is.I was good for years with just one glove (for my non-knife hand), and stayed safe even when I let my attention wander while cutting up 80 pounds of apples every autumn with my razor-sharp mandoline slicer.I moved house not long ago, and I discovered when I got here that somehow my single NoCry Cutguard glove was missing.NoCry to the rescue! This new pair was delivered less than 30 hours after I ordered it... and I'm not a timid prep-cook anymore.

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When I received my order I found that the finger length of the gloves was too long. I sent an email with that information included. I did not expect what happened next.I received a return email from the company owner, Raino, stating they were sending me a replacement pair at no additional cost. Because they are in Europe each communication is one day time period.I replied to that email stating that there was no need for a replacement since I washed the gloves I had and dried them on high heat so they shrunk to a size that fit.Raino's reply was that they had already shipped the replacement pair.I received the new pair and they fit like a 'glove'. I sent another email to Raino stating that the first pair fit since I had shrunk them. I told him to please let me know the cost of the replacement pair plus shipping so I could pay for them. His reply, no charge.I order a lot of items online and have had issues with some of the companies. Never have I had a company that gave such great service and provided a product that is better than the advertisement stated, but will not let me pay for what I have received.I will be visiting the "NoCry" website to see what other safety products that they offer and will definitely be ordering items that I can use.100% AAA+ companyArt Ritchey

To begin with the manufacturer states quite clearly in the literature and in a pre-delivery welcoming e-mail that these are NOT CUT PROOF only CUT RESISTANT. If you try hard enough you can cut yourself even when wearing them. They are also not puncture resistant at all, so you can stick a sharp needle or a skewer or the tip of a knife into your hand if you are not careful. They also tell you not to do anything stupid like attempting to test them on your own hands to see how much they can take......But of course I needed to know if I could trust them, so I tested them using a ridiculously sharp chef's knife from my kitchen... but not on my hand. I slipped a very ripe lemon into the glove and keeping my hands out of the way, but stretching the fabric taught across the lemon, sliced across the palm of the glove to see if the fabric cut or the lemon suffered. At first I was quite gentle; then I upped the pressure a little; then I bore down pretty firmly. A pressure that would be near the upper limits of what I would use in the kitchen during normal use... ( If I had to bear down any harder than that while cooking or prepping normally I'd transition to a non-hand-held setup of some sort.)This testing resulted in NO slices on the glove and NO damage to the lemon within. A quick check of the knife blade showed no immediate damage or dulling as a result, which is good. It would stink to destroy a good blade because it happened to touch the glove briefly while slicing. I doubt you could constantly bring the edge of your blade into contact with the glove and expect no blade wear at all, but a momentary contact once in a while isn't going to destroy your fine edge.About the fit: These are very stretchy gloves. They fit snug to your hands. I got extra large and when I unpacked them I thought they looked to be too small, but they actually fit nicely. A good snug stretchy fit makes it so that you are not fumbling when handling things. I call that a plus.They are porous, so if you are handling juicy meats or veggies directly they will probably soak through. You wash them in soap and water and air dry them. So far that has been pretty easy for me to do. Because they are a type of fabric if you are handling raw foods and meats you really have to wash them each time. If you used these regularly in a kitchen you might find getting several pairs worthwhile so that you always have a clean pair available while another is in the wash.So far I am very impressed. Thanks, NoCry! Great Product!