BDG 20-1-1891-X3L Cut-Resistant Leather Gloves A5 3XL personal protective equipment
Cut-resistant leather drivers gloves rated ANSI/ISEA A5 with aramid liner for full-hand protection in 10-inch length
- ANSI/ISEA A5 cut level protects against sharp edges
- Aramid liner adds cut resistance without sacrificing dexterity
- Full leather coverage shields palms and fingers from abrasion
- 10-inch length with shirred cuff keeps debris out
- Wing thumb design improves comfort during extended wear
Cut-Resistant Leather Gloves A5
These BDG drivers gloves provide ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 cut level A5 protection across the full hand. The 10 inch length covers the wrist while the aramid liner reinforces the full leather shell. A wing thumb and shirred slip-on cuff allow quick donning for automotive and industrial tasks.
Thermals noise and power draw
Leather construction and an aramid liner deliver heat resistance without insulation, so hands stay cooler during sustained grip work. Polyester stitching resists abrasion and does not melt under friction. No powered components mean zero noise and zero electrical draw in normal use.
Upgrades from basic leather drivers
Replaces standard drivers gloves that lack rated cut protection or full coverage liners. The jump is worth it when tasks involve sharp metal edges, glass handling or repetitive blade exposure. Buyers who need impact-rated knuckles or chemical permeation resistance should look elsewhere.
How it compares
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- Price $19.99
- Cheaper than about 58% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | BDG |
Questions about this item
How do I put on the shirred slip-on cuff correctly without stretching the elastic?
Slide each hand straight in until the 10 in cuff sits snug on the wrist; forcing fingers sideways stretches the shirring and reduces cut resistance.
When should I replace the aramid liner if the leather still looks intact?
Replace the pair once the aramid liner shows fraying or thinning, because the ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 A5 rating depends on that liner remaining whole.
What fails first during continuous cutting work — the leather or the polyester stitching?
The polyester stitching typically gives way before the full leather or aramid liner, so inspect seams after every heavy session.
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