The Dexter-Russell Sani-Safe Cut-Resistant Glove protects the hand that holds the work, whether you're carving a spoon, shucking oysters or working close to any sharp blade. It comes in S, M, L and XL.
It's knit from a blend of stainless steel wire, Spectra fiber and engineered yarns. It's treated with MicroGard antimicrobial and washes clean in a bleach solution. Each glove fits either hand, so one covers the hand holding the work.
Dexter-Russell traces back to 1818, when Henry Harrington started the first American cutlery company in Southbridge, Massachusetts. Harrington Cutlery merged with the John Russell Cutlery Company in 1933, and the company took the Dexter-Russell name in 2001. It's still in Southbridge.