SAWANS Fingerless Heavy Duty Work Gloves (M) 🧤

This fingerless work glove is built for tasks that need tactile control and basic hand protection, combining a half-finger cut with reinforced palms to handle carpentry, warehouse work and light mechanical jobs. It offers grip and breathability while keeping fingertips free for fine manipulation and handling small tools.

Key Points

These gloves bring together durability and dexterity. The open-finger format allows for better feel when tying knots, handling screws or operating small instruments, and a neoprene knuckle protector reduces impact when manoeuvring around rough materials. The back of the hand uses elastic spandex to promote ventilation and a comfortable fit during long periods of use.

Grip is enhanced by an extra layer on the palm which helps reduce slips when lifting boards, boxes or metal parts. They are stitched with double-thread seams for stronger wear resistance, which is useful if you regularly work with abrasive surfaces like timber or steel. Note that these gloves protect against splinters and abrasions according to the manufacturer, but they are not rated for chemical resistance or for heavy impact protection in industrial settings. 🧰

Comfort is a priority in the design. Padding in high-contact zones softens pressure from repeated tasks while still preserving control. The half-finger style makes them easy to remove for delicate operations and keeps hands cooler than full-finger alternatives during warm-weather work. 🪚

Technical Specifications

• Name: SAWANS Fingerless Working Gloves for Men Performance Heavy Duty Half-Finger Work Gloves Mechanic Anti Slip Safety Gloves (Black, M)
• Colour: Black
• Size: M
• Style: Half-finger, fingerless design
• Palm: Reinforced anti-slip grip layer
• Back: Elastic spandex for breathability

Usage Recommendations

Use these gloves for woodworking, assembly tasks, workshop maintenance and general warehouse duties where fingertip sensitivity matters. They are convenient for electricians doing light wiring when fine control is needed, and for theatre or stage technicians handling rigging and lighting where frequent glove removal would be impractical. Consider alternative full-finger or certified impact gloves when working with strong chemicals or tasks that demand certified cut resistance, as these gloves focus on abrasion protection and dexterity rather than specialised hazardous protection.