Cut Resistant Work Gloves Size 9 Large - 12 Pairs, A4 Protection

In this review of the MAGID Griffin Gear ANSI A4 Polyurethane Coated Work Gloves the bottom line is simple: these are a practical, value-oriented option for tasks that need reliable cut protection without bulk. Their claim to fame is a lightweight 13-gauge DuraBlend shell that balances ANSI A4 cut protection with good dexterity, making them suited to repetitive handling, light assembly, and general workshop work where fingertip control matters. The dozen-pair pack also keeps replacement costs low for teams or frequent users.

Key Features

• DuraBlend 13-gauge shell: provides breathability and a close fit that preserves hand movement for precision tasks.
• ANSI A4 cut protection: offers a middle-ground level of cut resistance for tasks with moderate blade or sharp-edge exposure.
• Polyurethane palm coating: keeps the palm soft and tactile so users retain good grip and feel when handling small parts or light oil conditions.
• Color-coded shield graphic: lets supervisors and wearers identify cut level and approximate size from a distance for quick visual checks.
• Machine washable and reusable: the glove construction accepts machine washing so the set can be cleaned for repeated use and lower long-term cost.
• ANSI abrasion and puncture ratings: rated for strong abrasion resistance and moderate puncture resistance to handle general workshop wear.

Who It's For

These gloves are best for maintenance crews, assembly line workers, and hobbyists who need cut resistance with tactile sensitivity. The 13-gauge shell keeps the gloves thin enough for repetitive tasks like sorting, small-part assembly, and light fabrication while still providing ANSI A4 protection.

Workers needing heavy chemical resistance, sustained wet-grip in oily environments, or the thickest industrial cut protection should look elsewhere; for heavy-duty metal fabrication or high-heat applications, a heavier or specialized glove would be more appropriate.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Good balance of protection and dexterity due to the lightweight 13-gauge DuraBlend shell.
• Polyurethane palm gives reliable dry and light-oil grip while maintaining fingertip sensitivity.
• Machine washable design and 12-pair packaging reduce replacement cost and waste.

Cons

• Some users report mixed fit and fingertip wear over time, so durability at the tips can vary by task.
• Not intended for heavy oil immersion or extreme thermal hazards.

Specifications

Brand	MAGID Griffin Gear
Model	GPD452
Pack Quantity	12 pairs
Size	9 / Large
Shell	13-gauge DuraBlend
Palm Coating	Polyurethane (liquid repellent)
ANSI Ratings	Cut A4, Abrasion 5, Puncture 4

Our Verdict

These gloves are a sensible, budget-conscious choice for users who need ANSI A4 cut protection with good dexterity and tactile feel. The 12-pair pack and machine washable construction make them economical for teams and repeat use, though fingertip durability and fit can vary depending on the task.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these gloves suitable for light oil tasks?
Yes. The polyurethane palm is effective in light oil conditions and preserves dexterity, but they are not meant for prolonged oil immersion.

Can these gloves be washed in a machine?
Yes. They are designed to be machine washable for easier maintenance and reuse.

What level of cut protection do they provide?
They provide ANSI level A4 cut protection along with ANSI abrasion level 5 and puncture level 4.