Bass Pro Shops® Fillet Gloves
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Made of steel yarn to protect your hands from slice injuries that occur when filleting your catch. One size fits most. One pair. Imported.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by blade4130 Good Gloves
These gloves are great and will save you. However, I am giving 4 stars as they are a touch to big for my hands.
April 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by larry22 the best
bought them a long time ago; great results and used them for years. lost 'em and tried others. none could compare. these gloves are essential for safety. offshore, they are great for handling and filleting fish boatside. or on a swim platform to avoid a mess on board. they help grip, too.
April 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by jpscador good investment
They fit good and give you a good grip, ease to clean
March 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Hooker44 Safety
I have a pair of the gloves that are getting old, a new pair was necessary. The safety aspect is in holding the fish as you fillet, as the gloves hold the fish without slipping, and keeps a misplaced knife from doing harm to your hands. I don't clean fish without a pair on my hands.
January 9, 2013
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I just purchased a commercial grade meat slicer and am looking for a protective glove that will allow me to operate and clean without cutting myself.
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Got a pair for Christmas and thinking and wondering how you would clean them after use? Any help appreciated.Answers
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i hose them off if outside, or when i'm done filleting, swish them around in soapy water for a few minutes and then run a lot of warm water right through them. air dry and ready to go. no problem.
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You won't get the smell out...but what I do is wash it with dish soap after to get most of the grime out of it. When I use the glove however, I ALWAYS put a rubber glove on UNDER it to avoid having my hand smell since the smell gets impregnated in the glove without a THOROUGH washing.A:Â
I like to start by pouring some Hydrogen Peroxide on mine to clean all the blood out and then just wash. I also take a hose while cleaning lots of fish and with the highest pressure spray the gloves from the inside out. After that wash in a machine. I try not to use hot water.Details:Â
I operate a FINN Bark blower and i need a glove that can withstand the constant punishment of mulch traveling at about 60mph. I have yet to find a glove that can will last more than 6 hours and i'm sick of buying new gloves every other day. thanks!Answers
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I do not know if the Rapala Fillet glove will work but it is made of Kevlar which is the same thing as a bullet proof vest.
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They're pretty lightweight, I don't think these gloves are what you're looking for.
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These gloves are manufactured out of steel yarn. They are intended to take a lot of beating, as the blade on a fillet knife is extremly sharp (for very clean and quick cuts). These should hold up very nicely against mulch.1 of 1
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