The Cut Level 5 Nitrile Dipped Gloves are designed to be more durable and provide better protection. These gloves feature a reinforced nitrile coating between the thumb and index finger for added durability in high wear areas. Additionally, these gloves utilize a double-dipped nitrile grip to provide best in class puncture resistance and added durability. SMARTSWIPE fingertips & palms provide full access to touchscreen devices without removing the gloves. MILWAUKEE Dipped Gloves feature a color-coded wrist band and back of hand logo for easy cut level identification.
The Cut Level 5 Nitrile Dipped Gloves are designed to be more durable and provide better protection. These gloves feature a reinforced nitrile coating between the thumb and index finger for added durability in high wear areas. Additionally, these gloves utilize a double-dipped nitrile grip to provide best in class puncture resistance and added durability. SMARTSWIPE fingertips & palms provide full access to touchscreen devices without removing the gloves. MILWAUKEE Dipped Gloves feature a color-coded wrist band and back of hand logo for easy cut level identification.
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Milwaukee 48228953 - Cut 5(E) Nitrile Dipped Gloves XL
The Cut Level 5 Nitrile Dipped Gloves are designed to be more durable and provide better protection. These gloves feature a reinforced nitrile coating between the thumb and index finger for added durability in high wear areas. Additionally, these gloves utilize a double-dipped nitrile grip to provide best in class puncture resistance and added durability. SMARTSWIPE fingertips & palms provide full access to touchscreen devices without removing the gloves. MILWAUKEE Dipped Gloves feature a color-coded wrist band and back of hand logo for easy cut level identification.
The Cut Level 5 Nitrile Dipped Gloves are designed to be more durable and provide better protection. These gloves feature a reinforced nitrile coating between the thumb and index finger for added durability in high wear areas. Additionally, these gloves utilize a double-dipped nitrile grip to provide best in class puncture resistance and added durability. SMARTSWIPE fingertips & palms provide full access to touchscreen devices without removing the gloves. MILWAUKEE Dipped Gloves feature a color-coded wrist band and back of hand logo for easy cut level identification.
Last updated at 08/05/2026 09:22:59
Cut 5(E) Nitrile Dipped Gloves by Milwaukee XL
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Milwaukee 48228953 Cut Level 5 Gloves (XLARGE)
Delivery $9.70
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Second use and got a splinter through the “coated” finger, well into the skin. Maybe I’m expecting too much, but I thought the higher cut rating would definitely eliminate the chance of splinters. I don’t even want to know how it handles blades.
originally posted on homedepot.com
I like the fact that I do not have to take the gloves off to make a touch screen work. These gloves are very good for work that involves sharp edges. They are not really all around gloves. Moving bricks for example. The gloves were starting to wear after a few hours. I found them best for yard work and use with the chain saw. The fit and feel was not good enough for precision engine work, but great for tight spots where you are lightly to cut or scrape your hands. They do breath a little which help keeping your hands from sweating.Would buy again
originally posted on homedepot.com
I really like the protection these Milwaukee Smartswipe gloves provide. I bought the 9" Large gloves. They were a bit stiff for starters, but the initial "break in" period was fairly quick. Although I've used these gloves for a total of about 2 hours so far, I find the fingers to be pliable enough to pick up .085" and .070" thick washers (see pix) with no effort. I expect the gloves will be more flexible after further use though. The grip is great! No problems holding onto objects. Picking out lumber at the local big box store was a breeze with no issues caused by slivers or staples as can be a problem. I'm not sure what the #5 cut resistant rating is all about. but I think I will have many safe days of use out of these gloves. If you are going to tackle some rough ... MoreI really like the protection these Milwaukee Smartswipe gloves provide. I bought the 9" Large gloves. They were a bit stiff for starters, but the initial "break in" period was fairly quick. Although I've used these gloves for a total of about 2 hours so far, I find the fingers to be pliable enough to pick up .085" and .070" thick washers (see pix) with no effort. I expect the gloves will be more flexible after further use though. The grip is great! No problems holding onto objects. Picking out lumber at the local big box store was a breeze with no issues caused by slivers or staples as can be a problem. I'm not sure what the #5 cut resistant rating is all about. but I think I will have many safe days of use out of these gloves. If you are going to tackle some rough jobs, I think these gloves are a good item to start with.(Check out attached PIX)
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Cut 5(E) Nitrile Dipped Gloves by Milwaukee XL
30-day returns
Milwaukee 48228953 Cut Level 5 Gloves (XLARGE)
Delivery $9.70
Second use and got a splinter through the “coated” finger, well into the skin. Maybe I’m expecting too much, but I thought the higher cut rating would definitely eliminate the chance of splinters. I don’t even want to know how it handles blades.
I like the fact that I do not have to take the gloves off to make a touch screen work. These gloves are very good for work that involves sharp edges. They are not really all around gloves. Moving bricks for example. The gloves were starting to wear after a few hours. I found them best for yard work and use with the chain saw. The fit and feel was not good enough for precision engine work, but great for tight spots where you are lightly to cut or scrape your hands. They do breath a little which help keeping your hands from sweating.Would buy again
I really like the protection these Milwaukee Smartswipe gloves provide. I bought the 9" Large gloves. They were a bit stiff for starters, but the initial "break in" period was fairly quick. Although I've used these gloves for a total of about 2 hours so far, I find the fingers to be pliable enough to pick up .085" and .070" thick washers (see pix) with no effort. I expect the gloves will be more flexible after further use though. The grip is great! No problems holding onto objects. Picking out lumber at the local big box store was a breeze with no issues caused by slivers or staples as can be a problem. I'm not sure what the #5 cut resistant rating is all about. but I think I will have many safe days of use out of these gloves. If you are going to tackle some rough ... MoreI really like the protection these Milwaukee Smartswipe gloves provide. I bought the 9" Large gloves. They were a bit stiff for starters, but the initial "break in" period was fairly quick. Although I've used these gloves for a total of about 2 hours so far, I find the fingers to be pliable enough to pick up .085" and .070" thick washers (see pix) with no effort. I expect the gloves will be more flexible after further use though. The grip is great! No problems holding onto objects. Picking out lumber at the local big box store was a breeze with no issues caused by slivers or staples as can be a problem. I'm not sure what the #5 cut resistant rating is all about. but I think I will have many safe days of use out of these gloves. If you are going to tackle some rough jobs, I think these gloves are a good item to start with.(Check out attached PIX)
Improperly handling sharp objects can create unwanted workplace hazards. Cuts, lacerations and amputations are among the potential hazards. Cut-resistant gloves can help curb hand and finger injuries when engineering and administrative controls are not enough. These gloves are very tough yet breathable on the top. My hand did not sweat. I tested the swipe on my iPhone and it worked perfectly. I wear a large and the L glove was a perfect fit. These gloves are great for working with sharp objects like glass/metal or rough objects like bricks/limber.
Milwaukee’s cut level 5 (A5 ANSI rated), nitrile dipped gloves have dual layer cut protection which I really like. I actually use these as gardening/leaf cleanup gloves because traditional gardening gloves don't hold up as well as these. The nitrile portions of the gloves will outlast the fabric, but overall these Milwaukee gloves are tough! They also provide good dexterity although the cellphone compatible tips (“swipesmart”) are hit and miss on my iPhone (I have big fingers, so typing on a small phone is a challenge as it is). Probably not a good idea to be checking an expensive phone with dirty gloves anyway... it can ruin a phone... trust me! The size large (9”) fit my large hands perfectly. When they get dirty, I wash them in cold water (delicate cycle) and ... MoreMilwaukee’s cut level 5 (A5 ANSI rated), nitrile dipped gloves have dual layer cut protection which I really like. I actually use these as gardening/leaf cleanup gloves because traditional gardening gloves don't hold up as well as these. The nitrile portions of the gloves will outlast the fabric, but overall these Milwaukee gloves are tough! They also provide good dexterity although the cellphone compatible tips (“swipesmart”) are hit and miss on my iPhone (I have big fingers, so typing on a small phone is a challenge as it is). Probably not a good idea to be checking an expensive phone with dirty gloves anyway... it can ruin a phone... trust me! The size large (9”) fit my large hands perfectly. When they get dirty, I wash them in cold water (delicate cycle) and hang dry. Nice product!
These are really durable. They have been used over a month and have survived ripping up floors, demolishing bathrooms and generally getting beaten up.I’m genuinely surprised at how well they have withstood the abrasion they are subjected to.
These are quality gloves. The sizing is a bit different than nitrile/latex gloves though. If you are used to wearing nitrile/latex gloves then I would choose a size larger in these Milwaukee gloves. I normally wear large nitrile gloves, and the large Milwaukee gloves were too small.The ability to use these on your touchscreen is absolutely essential these days with most of us being addicted as we all are.The fingers are textured and although you don’t have the same sensation as wearing no gloves, there is still enough sensation to do most things effectively. They are not meant to offer any type of warmth in cold weather, but having something covering your ski is certainly better than nothing. The back side is ventilated which does help some in the hot weather. ... MoreThese are quality gloves. The sizing is a bit different than nitrile/latex gloves though. If you are used to wearing nitrile/latex gloves then I would choose a size larger in these Milwaukee gloves. I normally wear large nitrile gloves, and the large Milwaukee gloves were too small.The ability to use these on your touchscreen is absolutely essential these days with most of us being addicted as we all are.The fingers are textured and although you don’t have the same sensation as wearing no gloves, there is still enough sensation to do most things effectively. They are not meant to offer any type of warmth in cold weather, but having something covering your ski is certainly better than nothing. The back side is ventilated which does help some in the hot weather. Other than the sizing issue, these gloves are spot on.This product is made in China.
These gloves work for sheet-metal, glass cut edges, or almost any other material that presents sharp edges, these are the gloves you need around sharp edges.If you are planning on working on a sheet metal structure or cladding or roofing a structure in sheet-metal you need these gloves for solid cut protection to your hands. If you are workin g with the sharp edges of fresh cut glass that doesn't have sanded or beveled edges these gloves will let you place the panels without the usual blood loss. The only thing that these gloves did not protect me from was old fashioned barbed wire. After finding that out I did not have the nerve to test them with razor wire, even if they are supposed to protect you from it. These nitrile coated gloves are a real hand saver. I ... MoreThese gloves work for sheet-metal, glass cut edges, or almost any other material that presents sharp edges, these are the gloves you need around sharp edges.If you are planning on working on a sheet metal structure or cladding or roofing a structure in sheet-metal you need these gloves for solid cut protection to your hands. If you are workin g with the sharp edges of fresh cut glass that doesn't have sanded or beveled edges these gloves will let you place the panels without the usual blood loss. The only thing that these gloves did not protect me from was old fashioned barbed wire. After finding that out I did not have the nerve to test them with razor wire, even if they are supposed to protect you from it. These nitrile coated gloves are a real hand saver. I wish I had used them years ago.
This review is for the Milwaukee Nitrile Dipped Cut Resistant Work Gloves, model 48-22-8952, which I got a chance to try out. I'm a home owner / DIY'er, not a pro, so my review will come from that standpoint.I have what I consider to be "medium" sized hands and the Milwaukee gloves came in 9"/L size and are just about right on my hands. (Tip of my thumb to the tip of my pinkie finger is 8 1/2"). While offering a "level 5" cut resistance the gloves are not overly stiff and offer a good grip in the finger tips.I tried them outside (18 degrees f., in a snowstorm) and these are definitely not wind proof; I could feel the cold wind coming through the glove material on the top of my hands. Of course, that's not their designed usage - but I wanted to give them a go, ... MoreThis review is for the Milwaukee Nitrile Dipped Cut Resistant Work Gloves, model 48-22-8952, which I got a chance to try out. I'm a home owner / DIY'er, not a pro, so my review will come from that standpoint.I have what I consider to be "medium" sized hands and the Milwaukee gloves came in 9"/L size and are just about right on my hands. (Tip of my thumb to the tip of my pinkie finger is 8 1/2"). While offering a "level 5" cut resistance the gloves are not overly stiff and offer a good grip in the finger tips.I tried them outside (18 degrees f., in a snowstorm) and these are definitely not wind proof; I could feel the cold wind coming through the glove material on the top of my hands. Of course, that's not their designed usage - but I wanted to give them a go, anyway, just to see. They did remain flexible in the cold and, if not for the more-than-brisk wind, would have been, I think, fine. I tried them in my unheated garage with the door open and they were flexible, offered a good grip, and were warm enough.The Milwaukee "SmartSwipe" feature is supposed to allow the use of touch screens. I have a touch screen tablet, and had no problems moving text boxes, highlighting text, tapping on on-screen buttons, etc. It's not as accurate as using a bare finger or stylus, of course, but it works, and I didn't have to remove the glove to get the tablet to work. (Not being a pro I don’t actually use a tablet when doing chores or maintenance but, having a tablet handy, I figured I’d give it a try anyway).The gloves are comfortable to wear and (once I returned to my heated basement shop out of the cold) I didn't find them to create or trap perspiration.The gloves are machine washable, but I don't think The Boss would be pleased if I start washing my soiled work gloves in "her" washing machine, so someone braver than I will have to test that out. I can state that the gloves can be soaped and rinsed off in a work sink and hung up to dry w/o shrinking.Working with some sheet metal and a power bit driver (a model 2760-20 specifically) I had no problems in operating the driver while wearing the glove; using aviation clips were a breeze.Fit and finish are fine, no loose threads or uneven stitching. The gloves are not made in the U.S., but offer the 90-day Home Depot return guarantee.These make a really nice addition to my tool kit.HTHRegards,Jim
We got a few pairs at work for a trial. Great fit, comfortable and reasonably flexible from first time using them. Working with steel these gloves definitely safe you from all the minor cuts and scratches! I've been lucky not to have any major cuts in the weeks trial.
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