Dowellife Cut Resistant Chainmail Stainless Steel Mesh Glove Food Grade

Not good

Quality Keepd your hand and fingers together Would purchase again

This is a must have if you're boning meats or a meat cutter. They are extremely easy to clean, don't have too much of an odor, and keep you from mutilation. I've been a meat cutter for 23 years, and any time I've cut without one, I've nailed myself at least once. Wear this, and you're good to go.

This is very much worth the money -- I strongly recommend this chainmail glove. I bought this for use with cutting garnishes and cutting homemade clear ice for cocktails. My hands can be a bit clumsy most of the time (i.e. a firm grip on my phone one second becomes a random, inexplicable drop the next), and I knew I needed extra protection when working with sharp knives for cutting fruits, vegetables, and ice. While the glove, at the smallest size I could order for my hand size, does have a bit of extra space in the glove (no more than a half inch), the fit is pretty good. Definitely wouldn't hurt to order a size down if your hand size is more towards the middle of the measurement chart (I'm the very end on the low side). This thing immediately proved to be a great buy on my first garnish prep use -- dang peeler coulda sliced my pinky off slipping off a lemon. The glove caught the peeler's blow, which was only a graze, and my pinky was safe. For cutting my clear ice blocks, this does have a pretty solid hold on the ice. It is not too hard to clean, but perhaps may be a bit tricky getting little bits of stuff caught in between the little links. All in all, the best $50 I spent towards preventing a trip to a hospital because of my derpy hands.

Sizing is a bit off. I went with the size of my work gloves and this resulted in a reasonable fit. If I had gone with the chart, I would have picked one or perhaps even two sizes smaller which would not have fit. As it is, there I can barely get my hand into the glove through the wrist opening but the finger length is about right.