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Finger protectors
Premium Material
Our finger protectors are made of soft and snug silicone material, non-toxic, flexible, ensure finger safety without affecting finger flexibility. Put on and take off easily, suitable for most people's finger sizes. They are easy to clean, just need to be cleaned with soap and water, then dried and placed for future use.
Wide Application
These silicone finger protectors have a wide range of uses, which can be applied for hot glue gun, wax, resin, honey, adhesives, scrapbook sewing, embroidery, paper counting, paper sorting, pages flip, and so on, convenient to wear and remove, protecting your fingers from hurting.
Perfect Gift
These silicone finger tip protectors are very practical, and they are perfect gifts for accountants, bank tellers, tailors, test coordinator, clerical workers, guitarists, chef, DIY enthusiasts, and so on. These finger covers help them better protect their fingers from harm in work or life.
Package Includes
12 x Finger protectors (3 sizes, 4 colors)
Size
As shown.
susan balukonis
2025-08-20 10:59:48
Multi sized is perfect.. and saves burning your fingers.. what a blessing
Steve Ess
2025-08-08 12:36:38
Love that there are several sizes for each color, easy on and off.
beverly
2025-06-08 15:36:21
It kept me from burning my fingers
LMR Mija
2025-04-02 10:27:59
Longer and thicker than expected, works well.
Shaphin poirier
2025-03-31 16:03:22
Serves its purpose
Erica
2025-03-17 16:32:31
I didn't like these finger protectors at all. They DO NOT Work AT All, the heat comes right through the protectors. I wanted to return them but I wasn't able to bring them back. I was too sick. Such a bummer. And I have to continue my search for heat protection (hot glue gun).
Customer
2025-01-24 17:39:46
The family liked them.
Ron B
2024-12-25 19:28:16
To prevent fraying after making a cut, or for fusing paracord, you heat the cord with a lighter or torch until it melts. After cutting, you melt and then pinch to seal the end. You can use a small pair of pliers for this. To fuse, you press two heated ends together and roll between your fingers. Typically, you can allow it to cool slightly before touching to avoid burning yourself, but it's hard to judge the temperature. I got these after burning myself with molten nylon one too many times. They've been a lifesaver (or at least a blister saver) many times now. It's also really easy to use them to roll a single end into a point in order to more easily thread it, or screw a fid onto it.
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