Pfanner handsaw protective gloves

[treebear]

Anybody tried if Pfanner handsaw protective gloves or any other brand of protective gloves protects efficiently?

Svein
www.hogstogrydding.no

 

[TreeJunkie]

never heard of them...What 's the scoop? How much do they cost. Do they have effective grip like the smurf or nitrile gloves?

 

[Oskar]

Svein, do you mean the kevlar ones from Drayer?
I believe my boss has got them, I think they work
quite alright.

/ Oskar

 

[treebear]

No, its not the ones from Drayer, you can find them on www.schutzbekleidung.at . The scoop is that they are supposed to protect against handsaw cuts. They don´t grip so well when new but they approve a lot when used for a while.
Svein
www.hogstogrydding.no

 

[Ross]

Has anyone got any more info on these gloves so i can ask a dealer to see if they are worth stocking.

 

[chicken89]

when i worked in a resturant, we had kevlar gloves, but they were not "effective" against serrated blades. but then, i never tested them

 

[NickfromWI]

I noticed in the sherrill catalog they now have cut-resistant atlas gloves.

love
nick

 

[120770]

Pfanner are one of the best European chainsaw PPE manifactures and seem to have got it well sussed, they think like us and make things properly. (though they need to make there stichting stronger in there chainsaw pants) I think I saw them at the German climbing championships in Worms, but i was drunk all weekend. Freelance Aus Frankfurt.

Dreaming Tree