Schwer AIR-SKIN Arm Sleeves for Thin Skin and Bruising ANSI A6 Cut Resistant

They were a nice quality

These sleeves work. They're loose on the top but the velcro straps hold them up which is good. Very light weight, they are warm in the heat but protects the arms from cuts.

These things are GREAT. I've just adopted a semi-feral fluffball and on day 3 with him in my home, he bit me while we were playing. Not aggressively at all - just wrapped himself around my arm and sunk his teeth in until his gums hit my skin. I needed a tetanus shot and antibiotics just a precaution. (side note: cat bites can go sideways fast - always opt for preventative treatment when possible.) He's really not aggressive at all, he just has no social skills yet. So I realized after a trip to the clinic after PLAYING, that when I actually need to handle him for grooming or nail-clipping, I am going to need some protection. My other cats, I just wrap in a blankie and wrestle them into their manipedis. But this muffin I had a feeling I would need something extra. So I ordered these because they had the highest rating and the lowest price. And today I needed to put some dry shampoo on his legs (he came with a host of skin complications we're working on). So I popped these sleeves on, and scooped him up to get some dry shampoo on his itchy legs. He was patient for 3 out of 4 legs :P He's really trying. He's a good floof. Last leg, he turned and chomped down on my arm in almost the exact same spot as last week. He put some focused effort into the chomp, too. It hurt, because his teeth are still digging in, but no piercing. I have 4 little welts where he tried to sink his teeth in, but no broken skin. No broken skin = no risk of infection, no need for another round of antibiotics. I'm including a photo of the bite here to show you the difference these sleeves made. VERY SATISFIED with this purchase.

They work great for keeping branches from scratching up your arms doing arborist work. The problem I have is they kept sliding down to my elbows and forearms unless you really tighten the velcro which feels uncomfortable and pinches. These need shoulder harness clips to keep up like suspenders for pants.

It looks and feel like a quality product. Fits is good. It’s a little snug around bicep but expands well. This keeps it from slipping down. It also helps if you tuck T-shirt sleeve under the product. It is a little loose around the forearms making it comfortable on hot muggy days. I took a hit from a hungry hen today which resulted in a minor bump and no laceration. The real test would be a spur penetration hit which I’ve had many. I would like a plastic shield for the back of the hand. It’s would be for spur kicks and branch scratching. I can make the shield with a plastic coffee can lid and just slip it in.