kevlar butcher's glove [General]
2011 Feb 16
Where can you pick up these gloves?
I would love to get one.
Haven't thought to look for one though...I keep on forgetting to do that.
Any cheaper US websites have them?
I'm headed there next week,,,and bought a bunch of stuff online to bring back :)
I'm always afraid of cutting my fingers on the mandoline.
And what is worst for me is I bleed very easily and if I even get a small cut I'm stuck holding my finger 1+ hour sometimes.
I have some special blood stop products here,but hate using them (well do not need them often at least).
Funny thing is I worked in a restaurant 6+ months and had to prep all the vegetables,sauces,cut so much stuff and never remember cutting myself!
I would love to get one.
Haven't thought to look for one though...I keep on forgetting to do that.
Any cheaper US websites have them?
I'm headed there next week,,,and bought a bunch of stuff online to bring back :)
I'm always afraid of cutting my fingers on the mandoline.
And what is worst for me is I bleed very easily and if I even get a small cut I'm stuck holding my finger 1+ hour sometimes.
I have some special blood stop products here,but hate using them (well do not need them often at least).
Funny thing is I worked in a restaurant 6+ months and had to prep all the vegetables,sauces,cut so much stuff and never remember cutting myself!
2011 Feb 16
I know you're a fan of videos Zym, not sure if you're familiar with this site: www.askthemeatman.com
I've used a Spectra Kevlar glove while fileting fish before - not bad comfortwise, works well to resist slashes, get one that fits properly though. Probably more comfortable than a SS glove for extended use.
I've used a Spectra Kevlar glove while fileting fish before - not bad comfortwise, works well to resist slashes, get one that fits properly though. Probably more comfortable than a SS glove for extended use.
2014 Oct 27
Princess Auto has kevlar gloves for an amazing $1.99!
I did not buy one because it was a not a comfortable fit for my hand, and the one I bought 3 years ago at Russell for $20 is still in perfect shape so I don't need it. Though in hindsight for the price I should have picked one up to try.
It seemed to me to be of the same thickness and quality as the one I have - just not the same fit.
I did not buy one because it was a not a comfortable fit for my hand, and the one I bought 3 years ago at Russell for $20 is still in perfect shape so I don't need it. Though in hindsight for the price I should have picked one up to try.
It seemed to me to be of the same thickness and quality as the one I have - just not the same fit.
zymurgist
I know they won't help with stabbing but neither will the SS glove.