Preview: Safe Life Defense Dexterity+ Gloves

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posted on December 31, 2023
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Safe Life Defense Dexterity+ Gloves

Known mainly for its flexible handgun- and rifle-rated body armor lines, Safe Life Defense also offers its own set of quality shooting gloves.

The Dexterity+ Gloves have an EN 388 Level 3 cut-resistance rating, in large part due to palms made from abrasion-resistant Namar material, while mesh on the back of the hand and fingers dissipates moisture and provides cooling.

Each of the gloves’ fingers has its own stitching pattern to provide an optimized grip, and the middle finger is touch-screen compatible.

MSRP is $40. For more information, visit safelifedefense.com.

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