Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33 Gloves, A5 Cut-Resistant Coated-Knit

Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33 gloves — ANSI A5 Cut-Resistant Work Gloves

The Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33 gloves give your crew ANSI/ISEA 105 A5 cut resistance in a SpeedKnit S2EC33 that pairs a coated-knit shell with an A5 cut liner and heavy-duty grip. Before you order, read the full hands-on review or see how it stacks up in the cut-resistant gloves buyer’s guide.

New to cut ratings? The ANSI/ISEA 105 cut levels A1–A9 guide and our how to read an ANSI cut level reference explain exactly what an A5 cut resistant gloves rating like A5 stops — and what it does not.

Key features

• A5 cut with high-dexterity coated grip
• ANSI/ISEA 105 A5 cut-resistant liner
• Sizes S through 2XL
• Built for demanding material handling, fabrication, and assembly
• Sold as cut level 5 gloves for buyers cross-shopping that term

Pros & cons

Specifications

What the Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33 is for

Reach for the Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33 for demanding material handling, fabrication, and assembly. Browse the full cut-resistant gloves range, or the broader hand protection catalog, to line it up against alternatives. Not sure where to start? Our how to choose work gloves reference walks through the decision. Buyers also stock these alongside material-handling gloves and search them as coated knit cut gloves.

Which size should you order?

Sizes S through 2XL. Measure across your palm and check the glove size chart — a cut liner should fit snug so it does not bunch at the fingertips. The how to choose cut gloves by ANSI level walk-through helps you match both the size and the protection tier to your task.

How the Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33 compares

Weigh the Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33 against Mechanix Durahide F9-360, Mechanix M-Pact, Mechanix Original. Need a higher tier? Step up through the A5 cut gloves or compare tiers in the A4 vs A5 guide. For impact as well as cut, see the impact-resistant gloves line. The best cut-resistant gloves guide ranks the full field so you can see where this pick lands.

Safety note: Cut and impact gloves reduce — but never eliminate — injury risk, and they are not rated against a chemical splash hazard, solvents, or live electrical work. Match the glove to a documented hazard assessment and replace any pair once the liner is nicked or worn through.

Ordering FAQ

What ANSI cut level is the Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33?
It carries an ANSI/ISEA 105 A5 cut rating. Cut ratings describe lab cut resistance, not a cut-proof guarantee.

Is the Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33 in stock and ready to ship?
Yes — this listing is active and ships through Amazon. Select your size to see live availability and shipping speed.

What size of the Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33 should I order?
Sizes S through 2XL. Measure across your palm and use the glove size chart; a cut liner should fit snug, not loose.

Can I order the Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33 by the case?
Most sizes ship by the pair or by the box; bulk and case options appear on the linked Amazon listing for each size.

What tasks is the Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33 the right pick for?
It is built for demanding material handling, fabrication, and assembly. Match it to your hazard assessment before relying on it.

Does the Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33 work with touchscreens?
Yes — the fingertips are touchscreen-capable.

How is the Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33 different from a disposable glove?
This is a reusable work glove with a knit or leather build, not a single-use disposable. It is washed and reused, not discarded after one task.

Is the Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33 heat-resistant?
No — it is not a heat glove. For hot surfaces, choose a dedicated heat-resistant glove.

Does the Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33 have impact protection?
No — it has no back-of-hand impact guards. For knuckle hazards, choose an impact-rated glove.

How do I reorder the Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33 later?
Reorder by the model number shown in the specifications above, or return to this page and select your size again.

Should I buy the Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33 or step up a cut tier?
If your task matches the rating, this is the right pick; if you handle thinner or sharper stock, step up a cut level.

Where can I read an independent review of the Mechanix SpeedKnit S2EC33?
See our full hands-on review, linked at the top of this page, for build notes, pros and cons, and how it compares to the rest of the lineup.

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