DEX FIT Professional Grade Level 5 Cut Resistant Gloves Cru553, Updated 2025 Coating, 3D Comfort Fit, Water-Based

Amazing gloves!! Bought to pull of tile floors. Arms got a little ripped but my hands are golden! Im actually typing this wearing them, so they work great on touch screens. Sized perfect. The grip it gives makes projects easier. Will replace with the same brand. Highly reccommend

I’ve been using the DEX FIT Level 5 Cut Resistant Gloves Cru553 for a few weeks now, and they have exceeded my expectations in every way. These gloves strike a perfect balance between protection, comfort, and functionality.The quality, comfort, and fit of these gloves are exceptional. They allow me to work for hours without discomfort. They’re lightweight and breathable, keeping my hands cool even during extended use. The nitrile coating adds an extra layer of protection for my fingers while maintaining excellent flexibility.The DEX FIT Cru553 gloves are a game-changer for anyone seeking durable, comfortable, and protective gloves. I highly recommend them for tasks involving precision work.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I love these gloves. I use them for Wood Carving. They were recommended by Carving Is Fun. They're definitely can protect your fingers from a nasty cut, but still take your safety seriously. Like any cut-resistant glove, it is resistant, not cut-proof.The first pair I ordered in 2024 was a large. It was a little loose for my ~3.5" "knuckle-area" on my hand but I broke it in over time.I ordered another pair in 2025 but the size of the large was much different compared to what I ordered in the past. Unfortunately the medium is uncomfortable for me to wear for long periods of time. :/4 stars for now. If they can get their sizing to be consistent, I'd be happy to give it 5 stars.

Appears to work great pulling apart an old deck.

Awesome gloves! I initially ordered the wrong size and the smaller pair came quickly. Super comfortable and easy to wear. Perfect protection while still allowing me to feel the project in my hands. I am a beginner with whistling so I needed something thick enough to protect my fingers while I gain skill. Love these gloves and will be buying more in the future!

I became a voluntary dog walker at my local Humane Society and the head dog walker recommended these gloves to me. We use them for those dogs that are mouthy or like to bite but not on purpose.They're great for this purpose. At first I couldn't get used to them. It took about a day or two for them to break in and conform to my hand. But they are perfect and they really make a difference for the puppies that are mouthy and may just be playing. But their teeth can be sharp and the gloves protect me.

I’m an HVAC Technician. I bought these for use when I’m installing to protect against sharp sheet metal edges and the various hazards you’re exposed to during rough in or remodel installation.I found these gloves to be quite dexterous. I was able to start a new roll of electrical tape with them on. They fit like a second skin and are quite comfortable. They didn’t shift or slip on my hands when I was working on the roof on a 100 degree day.The nitrile palms are quite sticky, but not overly sticky. I carried 5 or 6 10” sheet metal ducts from my truck back into the shop and my hands didn’t slip once. They provided a firm grip on various power and hand tools, and when using a hole hog with a hole saw, it never jumped out of my hands when it bound up boring through joists.All that being said, they are just not up to heavy construction work. I began wearing them on a Monday and by Friday the nitrile was cracked and peeling off and a hole was beginning to develop in the thumb webbing. Interesting thing is, that was mostly in my left glove. The right has a small spot in the thumb webbing that has cracked and peeled, but it isn’t nearly as bad as the left. And I’m right handed. So maybe it was just that left glove didn’t bond well. I may get another pair and see how they fare. But for right now, at $50 a month in gloves ($12 x 4 weeks), they just aren’t cost effective for me.They really are a great pair of comfortable gloves, they just aren’t up to heavy construction.

I've had these gloves for five months and use them daily for woodcarving. I constantly use razor-sharp knives and chisels with tremendous force to shape hardwoods. I've experienced plenty of blade slips, and were it not for these protective gloves, I would have lost a finger or nerve damage. A couple of days ago, I was using a freshly sharpened knife to make a deep cut into the handle of a wooden spoon when the wood gave way, and the knife plunged forward and into my left pointer finger. The impact was strong enough to cause me to drop the wooden spoon and wince in pain. The sharp pain I felt led me to believe I had severed my finger.I glanced at the glove and noticed no tears, not even discoloration of the glove cloth from what I figured would be my pooling blood. So I gathered my first-aid kit at the ready and slowly peeled the glove off my injured hand. The only injuries I suffered were slight bruising from the impact and an ever-so-slight cut not even worthy of mentioning. In other words, these gloves performed far better than my expectations.It's not often a product does what it says it will. Oh yes, before I forget, they are extremely comfortable. The palm of my hand measures about 4.5" at its greatest width, so I ordered the 2x. The gloves fit, well, like a glove. Also, I am able to operate my tablet and cellphone touch screens without having to remove the gloves. Lastly, will I recommend these gloves to others? I already have. Will I order more for myself? Of course.