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The Milwaukee XL High-Visibility Cut Level 2 Polyurethane Dipped Gloves are designed to provide a Better Fit and Better Protection. These hi-vis cut resistant gloves have a reinforced nitrile coating between the thumb and index finger for enhanced durability in high wear points. The cut resistant gloves feature SMARTSWIPE touchscreen compatible fingertips. The cut level 2 gloves are knit with 15-Gauge for better dexterity when handling small objects. These breathable gloves are lightweight for comfortable all day wear. Milwaukee offer hi-vis XL cut gloves so users can find their perfect fit. Milwaukee High Visibility Gloves feature color ID bands for easy identification of cut levels.

ANSI/ISEA Cut Rating | A2 |
|---|---|
Clothing Product Type | Gloves |
Coating Material | Polyurethane Coated |
Color | Hi Vis Yellow |
Gender | Men's |
Glove Features | Cut Resistant, Hi Vis, Knit, Machine Washable, Nonslip Grip, Puncture Resistant, Thumb Patch, Touch Screen |
Glove Material | Polyester |
Glove Size | Extra Large |
Glove Type | Construction |
Gloves & Mittens Product Type | Outdoor & Work |
Hardware Color Family | Multi |
Pack Size | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Hey there! We would recommend any glove that is at least "Cut Level 5" as this offers much better puncture resistance.
Laundering and dry cleaning have no significant impact on the protective properties of cut-resistant gloves.
As above but I'd recommend cold wash and line dry. The nitrile coating can get sticky when warm.
No. Milwaukee gloves only go up to XXL
While the Milwaukee Small High Visibility Level 4 Cut Resistant Polyurethane Dipped Work Gloves are designed for cut resistance and have some puncture resistance, they are **not** designed for electrical work and offer **no** electrical insulation. Therefore, they are **not** suitable for working with live electrical connections. For electrical work, you need gloves specifically designed and rated for the voltage you'll be working with. You should search for "electrical gloves" to find the appropriate safety equipment.
Yes, these gloves would be good for block work.
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