would this glove protect me from a circular saw?
110220
Never tryed to cut it with saw but I think they would even stop a chain saw
110221
Probably not nor do i think any glove would protect you from a circular saw. Gloves are all woven in some manner whether its steel or not and the circular blade would cut through some of them and if not would catch i am sure causing damage to you hand and possibly other parts of your body as it grabbed the glove and pulled you towards the saw. it probably is better protection than without any glove at all but I wouldn't be sticking it in a circular saw to find out.
110222
I really don't think so, it's meant for protection from knives while cooking prep.
1823180
Yes. It hides underneath your grips connected in the middle with the finger grooves. So unless you're grips block your safety you will be fine.
277632
These wrist wraps are designed for wrist protection when hitting a heavy bag the knuckles & thumb must also be protected, i do not recommend using these wraps for that purpose.
237255
Sufficient protection from what? Blade contact with a chainsaw -- No. I would recommend either no gloves or leather gloves. It's usually a bad idea to use gloves with any power equipment.
142506
Absolutely not! This is one reason I have to have this kind of glove when doing yard work. They are perfect.
374387
I would think so, I wear it under a glove. I use a chainsaw, ax and grip the handlebars of my ATV.
1800299
Sorry, but I have no way of knowing. Personally though, I trust Amazon and the products they represent. Also, my glove works fine and I haven't been burned at all!
1290601
Probably not . they do have make thick gloves you can buy at hardware stores. Go to tool area and ask salesperson
1389080
Honestly, I'm not sure. The glove does, however, just finish covering my the two bones at the base of my wrist. Hope this helps!
719207
I would use the thicker gloves by CLC, 160 Contractor XC. I have both kinds of these gloves and they are a better protection against splinters.
433266
If you are just doing cardio kickboxing type stuff, it doesn't really matter because you won't actually be hitting with any power anyway. If you plan on learning to actually box, get another glove as this one does not offer the wrist support needed and you will injure yourself. It happened to me and one other person in our gym. I suggest looking at some Title hook and loop gloves if you want a real boxing glove and not crap that is sold to people who don't know any better.
86037
Yes. Definitely adds a layer of protection. I let my children try woodcarving using one on their non-dominant/holding hand. So far, so good. Don't be over-confident, but these should really help.
1913102
The helmet, gloves and glasses are suitable protection for any job. The chaps are specifically for chainsaw leg protection, so I don't know how they would help you. Only you can answer that.
297998
Not sure why you want to use circular saw, but it cuts extremely easy with just a knife. If you ciut with a knife you should not need a respirator.
866346
As long as the oils from the plant have no way of getting inside the gloves (ie, tear, hole) then I think these gloves should help protect you. But be sure to wash the oils on the outside of the gloves off with soap before touching the gloves to any skin.
406445
Unsure about specific question. Would suggest contacting company making this glove from the information on the details of the item description.
1442393
Yes, I would think so. They are my wife's pruners, but I have used them a number of times and found them comfortable. I used to wear a medium glove but with the current common sizing I now often wear a large. Hope this helps.