Hand Max Versatile Multi Purpose 14inch Cow Gauntlet Leather Kevlar Heat Resistant Gloves

I forgot I got these so long ago and here I am now but when I had them they were awesome as heck great pair of gloves but not good play gloves my cats didnt like the camel like scent and flavor from the camel leather I thought it smelled funny to so cats wont play with you if you have it haha. Dont machine wash them!

I just adopted out the 6th feral kitten I have fostered since I became a kitty "foster mom" When you work with feral kittens to tame them you need to show no fear - animals can pick up any anxiety you feel almost immediately. These gloves work great for handling a new or very scared/aggressive kitten when you need to start taming them or when they need grooming or medical attention. They probably won't stop a very determined bite, but it sure beats bare hands! Worth the money for making it easy to work with the kittens and saves me some trips to the ER and money spent on preventable bites and scratches. Also, they fit my rather small hands, which is unusual and that alone made them worth the price.

I purchased these for thorns on plants not for animal control.Very pleased with the quality of the gloves.Caution on your hand size as the the glove comes in one size only.I used the measurement information given in the product description.My hands are what I would call medium (+) mens size and somewhat slenderthe glove fits snug but comfortable...I like the fit and workability.The bottom line in my opinion:if you have large thick "construction hands" "workmens hands"these gloves will not fit youKeep in mind these gloves are made in Asia for a mass general marketthe glove comes in one size only.I like the product and don't mean to scare anyone offbut in my opinion if you have large thick "construction hands" the gloves may not work for you.I like Amazon and the return policy so you can all send them back for a refund.

I bought these because I have an older Husky that can become somewhat aggressive during handling - bathing, brushing, nail trimming - and will bite. I do muzzle her when I am going to make an attempt to do these things, but sometimes she's less than cooperative with that as well, and it can lead to a 30 minute chase and stand-off with a dog I affectionately refer to as "the Destroyer". I needed to brush her neck area so I could put a new Seresto collar on, so that was my first task with these gloves. I couldn't muzzle her, because the straps would have been in the way. I went to work, and got halfway done before the first bite. And this was not a quick nip, this was the 1-2 chomp chomp of an angry dog. It hurt like hell because there's no padding, but no broken skin, nails, or even a bruise. We did well until she caught me on an Exorcist-type head spin side nip on the forearm just above the glove gauntlet. I decided to call it a day after that, since I was sweating like a horse, and we were both panting heavily & practically frothing at the mouth. I was able to handle the plastic snap buckle on her regular collar with these on, but had to take one off to get the Seresto collar secured.In summary, these gloves protected my fingers when bitten, and are flexible enough to provide a good amount of dexterity. However, the lack of padding may be an issue for some, as you still intensely feel the bite. My finger was fairly useless for 2 days, except as a reminder that I am a mere mortal. It would be better if the gauntlet came longer also, but may not be an issue if your bitey animal doesn't become possessed by an evil entity. These gloves overall serve their purpose, but I will still actively try to avoid being bitten while wearing them. I'm afraid if I pass out from the pain, she'll finish the job she started.

I'm on my fourth or fifth pair. I keep three pairs in my truck. What I like best about these is the great flexibility in the fingers and hand part. When you're rescuing raptors, it's important to secure the feet first. If the fingers or hand part is too stiff, your grip isn't good. I use these on everything from Coopers hawks to ospreys. These aren't sturdy enough for Bald Eagle rescues, so I have a pair kangaroo leather welding gloves for them, but these are fantastic. I recommend them to all of my fellow raptor rescuers. Pictured here is an osprey, which can have talons up to 2" long. The Kevlar keeps the talons from punching through the glove and causing hand/finger injuries.

Bought these gloves in preparation for moving into a new apartment with my cat, Pumpkin. Pumpkin was feral/a stray when I started feeding her a couple years ago. She's very sweet, loves to be pet, but is absolutely terrified of being handled. In April I took her to her first vet appointment but when I tried to get her into her carrier, she bit me badly on the hand. I ended up hospitalized after developing a serious infection from the bites and nearly needed my hand amputated. Thankfully that did not happen but naturally, I was very concerned of having a repeat of that incident when we moved so I bought these. Sure enough, when move in day came I picked up Pumpkin and she bit my hand multiple times. My hand and fingers were bruised but she did not puncture my skin. These gloves were perfect for my needs and I'm very glad I purchased them. Probably saved me a second stay in the hospital.