I cut my self recently and I'm glad to have these gloves. They give me peace of mind.

Bought extra large. Index finger is a little long otherwise great

I was skeptical at first, so I tested it lightly with a kitchen knife, then I increased the pressure gradually. It never cut then material. I used it for some butchering work and was very pleased. I will order another pair to keep as spares. Although the fit wasn't 100 great, they function exceeded their fit and was able to machine wash them and the came back like new. Overall satisfied.

Used while cutting branches on trees

Overall, they are a quality item and have prevented me from scraping my hands while doing DIY projects around my home. I have not tested their cut resistant properties so I can't comment on that. I will say that the one thing I don't like about them is that the fingers are longer than a regular pair of work gloves so there's always extra material at the tips of my fingers which happen to be longer than the average males.If they would eliminate that issue, they'd be close to perfect.

Just finished schucking 2 dozen oysters. I'm no wiz-bang at this and the gloves really helped. The grip was excellent! Opening oyster shells is an excellent opportunity to slip and end up with a bad boo-boo. The gloves eliminated that feeling of not having a good grip on my work. And clean-up was a easy. The only thing preventing a 5 star rating is lack of experience over time. So far, my recommendation is buy these gloves.

Do get good use out of these gloves and they have saved my fingers several times. Wish they came in a 2 pack (they are a bit pricey) since I have 2 hands and it's nice to have a spare when one is in the wash. They are not truly “cut proof” but kinda help the knife slide off and at the very least, remind one to be cautious. They have gotten small cuts in the fabric but I sew them up promptly so they don't unravel.Biggest problem is even the size Small is a bit too long for my hands so I have to make sure the fingertips are pushed all the way in, otherwise I don't have good grip.

I wish they were better in water

To start off with I have XL hands - so I go the XL gloves (reinforced fingertips because in the course of 1 week I injured myself 3 times cutting onions)I don't know if it's a one-size-fits-most situation but all of the fingers fit me fine except the index finger, there's a bit of slack in the fingertip of the index finger, so if you're on the border of a glove size, I'd say go one size smaller (I probably should have gone with L instead of XL) but it might not matter all that much (I just feel like index finger and thumb are the most important fit when cutting)I just prepared some ingredients and the knife went RIGHT THROUGH the onion and these gloves just saved me from needing either band-aids or stiches (learned my lesson the hard way) so I can vouch for their effectiveness (the price of the gloves was WELL WORTH not bleeding)The one comment I'll make is that, though while I went with the reinforced fingertips, the gloves themselves don't really feel that grippy on the object (in this case an onion) that you're holding, it feels sort of loose or slippy (note that there's a variety without reinforced fingertips that has grip reinforcement but having injured myself 3 times in 1 week I got the reinforced version) but that might just be the onion.I wish there was a version that had both reinforced (I'm an idiot so it might as well be kevlar) fingertips that also have grip reinforcement (though I think the gloves are ambidextrous so there isn't technically a left and right hand version) so if I'm holding onto and object I could feel more secure in my grip as well as feeling safe that WHEN the knife slips through the onion it won't go through the glove as well (dear lord these knives) and into my fingerI will also state, however, that while I feel that buying one size smaller might make the glove fit better - having the glove a bit larger (like my Ov-Glove) would make it easier to remove the glove should you actually cut yourself (so less struggle to remove the glove to apply first-aid; the gloves are SLICE-resistant but not PUNCTURE/STAB-resistant) Imagine the difference between whipping off hockey gloves vs having to pull off a leather glove (something along those lines but not exactly like that)Was preparing dinner earlier and would have cut myself if it weren't for these gloves.5/5 wouldn't cut myself again -IGN

These gloves are pretty good but the fingers are too long, I even ordered Small.

Wrong size

when I was cutting a beef jerky with a scissor I could not see underneath the jerky when I was cutting it. When I looked at my finger tip of the glove the scissor cut the tip off. I thought it was safe to use with a sharp instrument. I would like to know if I can return or get a new pair of safety glove so I don't cut my finger tip off since it does not have a top of a finger tip. It was a large men size. If you want to see it, send me a return package to show proof of the product.

So far so good. Got it mostly for when we use a mandolin slicer.

Grating cheese is less fearful!

for the over use they had been wonderful but i did notice that after a couple of washes the glove becomes really loose. but over all they are comfy and they had been lasting me for a while now.

Easy to use

I pretty much sliced off a tip of my finger last winter so I knew I needed something. This would have kept from a deep cut most likely. If you play an instrument use these. I do wish they came in a shorter finger length option. There is too much over hang for true comfort for me but they work.

Great fit. Feel safe using it.