HexArmor Cut-Resistant Impact Protection Leather Work Gloves - Chrome

In this review of the HexArmor Chrome SLT 4069 gloves the bottom line is simple: these are heavy-duty, cut-resistant work gloves built for people who need full-hand protection without sacrificing a traditional leather feel. Designed for trades where exposed metal, sharp edges and impact risks are common, the gloves deliver industry-leading, 360-degree ANSI/ISEA Level A9 cut resistance across the entire hand while keeping a goatskin leather palm for grip and comfort. The review finds them particularly useful for farm, fencing and metalwork tasks where both cuts and blunt-force impacts are a day-to-day hazard.

Key Features

• 360-degree cut resistance: An interior aramid and steel composite liner provides full-hand ANSI/ISEA Level A9 protection, reducing the risk from sharp metals and shrapnel.
• Impact guards: Sewn-in hi-vis thermoplastic rubber guards on the back of the hand dissipate forceful blows over a wide area to help prevent crush and smash injuries.
• Goatskin leather palm: The goatskin palm offers a familiar, durable surface that maintains a firm grip in dry and light-oil conditions while remaining comfortable.
• Secure fit: High-quality materials plus an elastic cuff with a hook-and-loop closure keep the glove in place for repetitive tasks and manual handling.
• Arc flash protection: Hands receive protection from arc flash up to HRC Level 2 with an ATPV of 8.6 Cal/cm2 for electrical safety in qualifying environments.

Who It's For

The HexArmor Chrome SLT 4069 is best suited to mechanics, metalworkers, fencing crews, utility technicians and anyone handling sheet metal, barbed wire or sharp components who also faces impact hazards. The full-hand cut liner and back-of-hand impact guards make these gloves a strong choice where both sharp and blunt risks exist.

Those who need very fine dexterity for small parts or touchscreen use, or who prefer a looser, thicker insulated winter glove, should consider other models; customers noted the fit can run snug in the fingers and the design prioritizes protection over fingertip dexterity.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Industry-leading, full-hand ANSI/ISEA Level A9 cut resistance for high-risk sharp work.
• Back-of-hand TPR impact guards that disperse forceful blows and add visible protection.
• Durable goatskin leather palm that balances grip, comfort and everyday wear resistance.
• Secure elastic cuff with hook-and-loop closure keeps gloves firmly in place during work.

Cons

• Finger fit runs tight for some users, so sizing up may be necessary for a comfortable fit.
• The focus on protection reduces fingertip sensitivity compared with lighter cut-resistant liners.

Specifications

Our Verdict

The Chrome SLT 4069 is a strong value for tradespeople who need top-tier cut resistance plus impact protection while retaining a leather palm for grip. It is recommended for jobs with sharp metals and potential hand impacts; buyers should check sizing and consider ordering a size up if they prefer roomier fingers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these gloves suitable for handling barbed wire?
Yes. The full-hand aramid and steel liner rated ANSI/ISEA Level A9 makes them appropriate for tasks like working with barbed wire where cuts are a major risk.

Do they protect against impacts?
Yes. Sewn-in TPR impact guards on the back of the hand are designed to dissipate force from blunt blows and reduce smash injuries.

How do they fit and feel?
The goatskin leather palm feels traditional and provides good grip, but several users report a snug finger fit, so consider sizing up if you want extra wiggle room.