Mr Ewen Burn

There is a specialty glove for the skateboard crowd called a 'Slider Glove'.

While the metal protection is outside the glove, these may be a solution.

As an alternative, the gloves used by fencers stringing barbed wire may work, but they are pretty stiff and are sort of uncomfortable.

Would the kevlar gloves worn in meat packing plants work for you?

Thanks for that but with this job it is touching everything,need finger movement,protection on the end of the fingers.

What about sewing thimbles inside the gloves.

Ya thanks for that,I had already thourght of that I just want to speak to the makers so i can tell them,thanks again for your in put.

Gloves are also made of fine chain-mail, to prevent cuts in butchering facilities, for instance.

If there were a possibility of hypodermic needles then chain mail wouldn't help. The thimble idea sounds reasonable.

I can see the problem, armour required along with flexibility. But how to achieve it?

Hi Tonys,thanks for you input but I think I my have someone who will help me with this idea,I am waiting for an answer with in the next week,Iam sure that armour can be put in gloves,unlike steel plates in boots,those are flexable enough,lets wait and see.Thanks again.