Cut Testing Police Duty Gloves 

This is what I found; Kevlar is considered 7 times stronger than steel, while Dyneema is 15 times stronger than steel, making it the world's strongest fiber. Kevlar has a fiber density of 1440 kg/m3, resulting in a heavier and bulkier material whileDyneema has a density of 970 kg/m3, allowing for a lighter more comfortable glove.

Needle resistance is an entirely different thing. I haven't really ever found a pair that resist needles and work as frisk gloves. The needle resistant material they put in them keeps me from being able to feel just about anything through the fingertips.

@@freefieldtraining thank you brother I appreciate your help👍

If anything the Friskmasters are more flexible, sorry to say.

Thinking about getting them. I currently have the hatch SGX11’s with dyneema they are starting to fray already with less than a years use.

I've used hatch friskmasters for the past ten years. I started off with the neoprene and poly exterior gloves that didn't last long. The Friskmasters have a leather exterior that wear like iron. The only downside is cleaning. You can't machine wash leather so I use cavi-wipes on them if the ambulance is around or hand sanatizer if not. They last about 3-5 years on average.

They come with several different liners as options. Last I checked they come in Kevlar, spectra, and dynema. I'm pretty sure these are the dynema ones. I've had spectra as well and had no complaints.

free field training Good to know. Thanks. Just ordered a pair with Spectra to test out. Gonna see if they hold up to the butcher knife test. Will keep you posted. Thanks again ⚫️🔵⚫️

Try cut pro, they are from the uk and have amazing quality gear. If you are also looking for slash resistant clothing or stab residtant clothing ppss group or slash pro are also good. They also have videos of them testing their products on RU-vid.

Phew!! Well that makes me feel better. Would love to see what it DOES take to cut them, as well as any puncture (needle) resistance if any. Thanks Tommy! These videos do make a difference!