DEXARMOUR™ FORGE GLOVES
- Kevlar Palms: Outlasts leather 3X
- ANSI Level 3: Stops sharp edges
- Touchscreen: Use phone gloved
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Built for Work Where Sharp Edges Are Constant
Sheet metal slips. Cable ends catch wrong. Cheap gloves rip in two weeks.
The Forge Gloves handle what kills regular gloves.
ANSI Level 3 cut resistance protects you around sharp-edged materials, metal fabrication, cable work—anywhere one slip draws blood.
Kevlar-reinforced palms survive months of daily abuse. Where hardware store gloves blow out fast, these keep going.
Full dexterity means you still feel what you're doing. Turn wrenches, thread wire, handle precision work—not the clumsy bulk that makes detailed tasks impossible.
Touchscreen fingertips let you check specs or answer calls without exposing hands to freezing weather.
Who uses them: Mechanics, welders, HVAC techs, electricians, construction crews, industrial maintenance—anyone working where cut hazards aren't occasional.
Tested on Canadian job sites. Built for people who can't work with cut hands.
Shipping:
- Ships across Canada & the USA
- Delivery within 3-5 business days
- Free shipping on orders $75+
Returns & Replacements:
- 30-day money-back guarantee (keep the gloves)
- Received a damaged, defective, or incorrect item? We’ll issue a full refund and you keep the item
- Return shipping covered if the issue is our mistake
- Free exchanges for sizing or preference
Full details: Shipping and Return Policy
BUILT FOR THE CANADIAN JOB SITE
Don't take our word for it. See the Forge Grip System in the dirt, grease, and grind of real Canadian trades.
ENGINEERED FOR THE 12-HOUR SHIFT
Kevlar Palm
Outlasts leather 3X. No more blowing through gloves every week.
ANSI Level 3 Cut Resistance
Stops the sharp edges that send guys to the clinic.
Touchscreen Finger
Check blueprints and texts without exposing bare skin to the elements.
Breathable Shell
Vents heat so you never have to take them off to wipe your brow on 12-hour shifts.
WHAT CANADIAN TRADESMEN ARE SAYING
Really good protection and they've lasted way longer than other brands. Only reason for 4 stars is they get cold in the winter when you're working outside all day. But that's probably true of any glove. Would still buy again.
Thanks for the feedback!
Metal fab for 10 years. These are the best gloves I've used. Kevlar actually works.
Industrial maintenance. Lots of sharp machinery. These have saved my hands countless times.
Solid construction gloves. Use them for rebar tying and they've held up great so far. The padding on the palm is thick which is good for protection but makes them a bit bulky if you need to grab small hardware. Still recommend though.
Dexterity is way better than I expected for safety gloves. Can do detail work no problem.
Good gloves but sizing is weird. I'm between sizes and the larger ones are too loose, smaller ones too tight. Went with the larger and just deal with it. Protection is solid though.
Really good cut resistance and I can still manipulate small parts with them on. The wrist cuff could be a bit tighter, sometimes they slip down when I'm reaching for stuff. But overall happy with the purchase.
They work but they're not that breathable. My hands sweat a lot in these. If you don't mind that then they're good for protection.
Can handle wire ties and sharp conduit with these. Perfect for electrical work.
Bought these after going through 4 pairs of cheap gloves in 2 months. Should've just started here.
Metal roofing in the summer. These handle the sharp edges and the heat. Impressed.
Sheet metal ductwork. Haven't sliced my hands open once since getting these. That's a win.
Finally found gloves that last more than a month in my job. These are it.
Fabrication and welding. These are my go-to for everything except actual torch work.
Welder here. Use these for grinding and prep work. They handle sparks and sharp edges no problem.
Best gloves for handling sharp metal I've found. Period.
Four months in and they still look almost new. Kevlar is the real deal.
Bought em for metal stud framing. No regrets. Hands are way less beat up.
Handling rebar and wire mesh. These are perfect for it.
They're protective for sure but kinda stiff. Hard to get a good feel for what you're holding. Maybe they need more break-in time, dunno.
Mechanic gloves that actually last. Finally.
Solid gloves for construction work. They're tough and I can still use my phone with em on which is nice. They do get a bit stiff in really cold weather but that's not really their purpose I think.
HVAC installer. These handle duct edges way better than anything else I've tried.
Sharp edges don't phase these at all. My old gloves would be toast by now.
Can't believe how long these last compared to other gloves. Worth every dollar.
Really durable, no question. The grip is good on smooth metal too which I didn't expect. Only downside is the thumb stitching came loose after about 3 months, but I just sewed it back and it's fine now.
Metal fab shop. Daily use for 6 months. Still solid.
Doing tin work for roofing. These have saved me so many cuts. Best investment I made this year.
Good protection but kinda tight around the fingers. Maybe I got the wrong size but they feel restrictive. Still use em for rough work.
Can thread a bolt with these on. That's rare for safety gloves.
Bought for my guys on the crew. Everyone's happy with them. No more hand injuries from sheet metal.
WHY THE FORGE GRIP SYSTEM BEATS WHAT YOU'RE USING NOW
Compare the glove system that lasts, to the ones that don't.
| Feature | FORGE GRIP SYSTEM | Hardware Store Gloves |
|---|---|---|
| Cut Resistance |
ANSI Level 3
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Usually Level 1 or none
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| Palm Material |
Kevlar weave - lasts months
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Leather/nitrile - rips in weeks
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| Dexterity |
Full feel, precise grip
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Bulky, can’t feel small parts
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| Touchscreen |
Works without removing glove
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Rarely included
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| Guarantee |
30-Day "Shred-Test" (Keep 'Em)
|
Zero guarantee
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| Real Cost |
$89.99 for a 3-Pack System (Lasts all summer)
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$15/pair. You'll buy 6 pairs a year ($90+) and waste time shopping
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| Feature | FORGE GRIP SYSTEM | Premium Brands |
|---|---|---|
| Cut Resistance |
ANSI Level 3
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Usually Level 1
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| Palm Material |
Kevlar weave
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Synthetic leather, wears fast
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| System Bonuses |
Includes Sweat-Proof Playbook & Express Ship
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Just the gloves, no system bonuses or guarantees
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| Guarantee |
30-Day "Shred-Test" (Keep 'Em)
|
Standard limited warranty
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| Design |
Canadian engineered for Canadian summers
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Imported, generic design
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GOT QUESTIONS?
Straight answers for guys who actually use their gloves.
Our size guide is dead-on for 97% of guys. Measure your hand, pick your size, and if it's off, we'll exchange it free under our 30-Day Shred-Test Guarantee. No questions, no hassle.
Simple. Wear them. Abuse them. Put them to work on the toughest jobs you've got. If they rip, tear, or fail you in the first 30 days, we'll ship you a brand new pair for free — and you keep the old ones. Zero risk, zero BS.
The back is engineered to vent heat on 12-hour summer shifts. Plus, every 3-Pack and 5-Pack order includes our free 'Sweat-Proof Grip Playbook' — a digital guide that shows you how to keep your hands dry and your grip locked, even in 35°C heat.
Every 3-Pack includes: 3x DexArmour™ Kevlar-Grip Gloves, Free Express Canadian Shipping, and the Sweat-Proof Grip Digital Playbook. The 5-Pack Crew Kit includes all of that PLUS a free DexFlex™ glove auto-added to your order.
Hit our Business Orders page for bulk pricing and invoicing. Minimum 10 pairs — we outfit crews from 10 to 500. Email us for a custom quote.
Hardware store gloves use leather or nitrile that cracks, rots, and rips within weeks. DexArmour™ uses Kevlar-reinforced palms with ANSI Level 3 cut resistance. You'll go through 6 cheap pairs in a summer, or 1 Forge Grip System. The math speaks for itself.
Orders ship within 1-2 business days from our Canadian warehouse. Delivery takes 3-5 business days across Canada and the USA. Free shipping on all 3-Pack and 5-Pack orders. Order before 2 PM EST for same-day dispatch.
Leather cracks, rots, and wears thin with heavy use and sweat. Kevlar is cut-resistant, lasts months, and doesn't degrade from heat or moisture. It's what we'd want protecting our own hands.
