Seattle, WA – (August 18th, 2026) – NEXTORCH North America, the primary U.S. distributor of global manufacturer NEXTORCH Industries, is proud to announce NEXTORCH Edge Guard Cut-Resistant Tactical Gloves. They’re designed and engineered to protect against blade slashes, glass, and metal shards, while maintaining dexterity and touchscreen capability.
Edge Guard tactical gloves are built to deliver continuous protection with enhanced dexterity and all-day comfort. They feature an integrated 13-gauge HPPE (High-Performance Polyethylene) continuous A7 cut-resistant liner that wraps your entire hand. It creates a powerful “blade-sliding effect” to neutralize active knife slashes and jagged metal hazards. The extended protective cuff boosts wrist slash-resistance and integrates a dual-locking elastic band with an oversized rubberized pull tab for split-second deployment.
The Edge Guard gloves are infused with ultra-conductive fibers across all ten fingers and the full palm for flawless operation of rangefinders, smartphones, MDTs, and tactical tablets (including complex swiping, pinching, and zooming) all while keeping your hands fully protected. They feature premium cowhide and Cordura materials for flexibility and a non-slip grip,even in wet/oily conditions. They offer high mobility, avoiding the clunky feel of traditional, thick protection gloves. Available sizes include: S, M, L, XL and 2XL.
Key Features:
• A7 Cut-Resistant Liner
• Extended Wrist Protection
• Ergonomic Cut Design – improved fit and comfort
• Seamless Fingertip Design – sensitive and precise control
• Articulated Finger Structure – smooth natural movement
• Full-Palm Touchscreen Capability – fast and accurate control
• CORDURA® Reinforced Zones – high-wear durability reinforcement
• ?Quick Pull Tab – quick entry and removal
MSRP: $47.99
Available for Evaluation
Law enforcement, military, and security agencies in the U.S. are invited to participate in the NEXTORCH 30-Day-Free Test & Evaluation Program. To learn more about the T&E program “click here”.
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