GeyogaArm Protection Sleeves 18 Inch Level 5 Cut 2 Pairs Heat Resistant Sleeves Protectors for Thin Skin Bruising Men Women

I have thin skin and I bruise and my skin tears very easily but I have very small arms so these were actually too big for me but I was able to fix them to work for me.

This product does offer some protection, but is easily stabable and you can cut it with scissors easily. It protects a bit from slashing, though I don’t know if it would for something very very sharp.10 times the strength of steel? I doubt that.

Sizing specifications for arms are always hard to determine from reading the product descriptions but these sleeves do have some good capability to fit a wide variety of arm sizes and lengths. For context, I am an average man (about 5 ft 10 in and at about 160 lbs). The two pair of protectors I ordered were delivered on time and had sticker labels "XL" on them. However, when I tried them on, they fit my arm very nicely across the wrist, thumb-hole, elbow joint and higher up onto the bicepts. See the attached pictures.I tried to measure the size and stretch capability of the wrist stretch band, the bicept stretch band and forearm area and found out following which may allow someone to better determine if their arm will fit in these protectors.The wrist stretch band has a resting (flat on a table) length of about 3.5 inches or about 7 inches in circumference. The band can be stretched to about a 14 inch circumference.The forearm mid-length material has a resting (flat on a table) length of about 5 inches or about 10 inches in circumference. The forearm material can be stretched to about a 16 inch circumference.The bicep stretch band has a resting (flat on a table) length of about 4 inches or about 8 inches in circumference. The bicep band can be stretched to about 16 inches in circumference.My sense is that the "one -size-fits-all" is a reasonable claim.The material itself is tightly woven. It will do very well at (1) stopping a half-inch wide jagged branch from scratching or gouging your forearm while you have it inside a bush trying to cut out selective branches in dense shrubbery, (2) keeping poison ivy vines and leaves off your arms and (3) keeping a piece of metal or wood splinters from scratching you in the workshop.

I use these when I handle cats and rabbits at a surgical center. They keep my arms protected from scratches and bites. They come up high enough to almost meet the sleeves of my scrub top, so I have full coverage. I am happy with how they have worked so far.

Very easy to put on and take off and provides great protection for arms and sleeves. Ideal for those short jobs where you don't need to be suited up for prolonged periods of welding. They would last for extended periods too but those jobs where you spend as much time prepping and repositioning as you do welding, these are great because they are so easily put on and removed in seconds. Can also be worn over light sleeves or under a light material for extra protection or warmth.