What no-cut gloves are the best

Since when do electricians use no-cut gloves?

I usually get the Ansell Hyflex Kevlar cut resistant gloves - their sizes are consistent so I am a size 9 no matter what glove of theirs I get and they are usually well made.

But, I got a couple of pairs of Northern Safety Kutshieldz level 4 and they are very nice. Good grip but I haven't really tested how safe they are.

Speedy Petey said:

Since when do electricians use no-cut gloves?

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You wear them when you work on sharp edges, panel, trough and tray modifications come to mind.

Speedy Petey said:

Since when do electricians use no-cut gloves?

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Some contractors/plants require them as part of their required ppe policy just like safety glasses, ear protection, hard hat, metatarsal, etc

http://www.jondon.com/x-gripr-gray-polyurethane-palm-coated-gloves.html

My company uses these and I haven't heard any complaints. They are comfortable even in 110 degree weather and have great dexterity for a cut level 3 glove. They seem to last about month or two even though we wear them pretty much 8 hours a day, only taking them off at break.