newbie question

[RoyalOaksTaxidermy]

Nope mine are actually kevlar dipped in rubber, its not just dots.., but its dimpled so they dont slip.. Ill take a pic and show you guys..


 Edited to add--- Also I tested the gloves by putting a piece of wood in the finger and touch my fleshing blade while it was on... Didnt even cut thru it I was impressed..
They have lasted very well and the rubber really helps keep them from getting eat up by the tan..

[Marc A]

Most of the supply companies have the kevlar gloves.

[Tim Duncan]

    It will only take a few more battle scares and you will get to where you don't cut yourself at all just don't be in a hurry and don't take to big of a piece be patient it will come but by all means where the gloves until then good luck and welcome

[Rooster]

back when i fleshed my own hides I only got one good cut but it was a dandy. shaved the whole end of my finger off including the finger nail. Now i send out raw capes and they come back to me wet tanned and 15 minutes of prep work and then ears and i'm mounting. Using a wholesale skinner is WELL worth the money in my opinion.

[Heck]

Grab the hide with your thumbs up when you are working the hide across the wheel. Also try setting the guards out a little further, less wheel exposed.