Ergodyne ProFlex 7021 Hi-Vis Cut-Resistant Work Gloves — ANSI A2 Nitrile

The Ergodyne ProFlex 7021 is a hi-visibility lime nitrile-coated cut-resistant work glove with ANSI/ISEA 105 A2 cut resistance on a lightweight 13-gauge shell, for roadside, utility and light-construction work where hand visibility matters — it resists cuts and abrasion; it is not a chemical barrier.

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Why the ProFlex 7021 pairs A2 cut protection with hi-vis lime

On a traffic-adjacent site or a floor full of moving equipment, an operator needs to see a ground worker's hands — and the worker needs cut protection at the same time. The 7021 does both: a bright hi-vis lime nitrile-coated cut glove that carries ANSI A2 protection on a lightweight 13-gauge shell, so hands stay visible and protected without bulk. As cut-resistant gloves go, this is the hi-vis A2 pick, and the cut-resistant gloves guide and the cut levels explained guide put the A2 rating in context. It keeps hands visible and cut-protected in busy work zones.

What the Ergodyne ProFlex 7021 listing documents

From the published specs: ANSI/ISEA 105 A2 cut resistance; a hi-vis lime shell; a nitrile palm coating for dry and lightly oily grip; and a 13-gauge knit. These are true hi-vis cut-resistant gloves and A2 cut-resistant nitrile gloves credentials as hi-vis lime work gloves. Confirm the cut level, color and size on the listing.

How the ProFlex 7021 compares to other cut gloves

For a higher A4 hi-vis cut glove, the ProFlex 7022; for an A4 nitrile cut glove, the ProFlex 7024; for a top-end A7 cut-and-impact glove, the ProFlex 7070; for a foam-nitrile Ansell cut glove, the Ansell HyFlex 11-561; and for a value A5 cut glove, the Dex Fit Cru553. The best cut-resistant gloves guide ranks the field.

Choosing the right cut level and coating

Match the cut level, coating and format to the task. Browse the cut-resistant gloves, impact-resistant gloves, mechanics gloves, and hand protection collections; and read the cut vs impact guide, the A4 vs A5 guide, and the ANSI/ISEA 138 impact standard guide for how the ratings work.

Where it fits by job and crew orders

The 7021 suits roadside crews, utilities, light construction and general industry that need hi-vis hands with an A2 cut level — see the mechanics gloves guide and the material-handling gloves collection for adjacent tasks, and step up to a higher cut level where the hazard assessment calls for it. The hi-vis lime shell is the deciding feature on sites where cranes, forklifts and excavators work alongside ground crews: visible hands let an operator read intent and position at a distance where standard-colored gloves disappear into construction backgrounds. Standardizing one hi-vis cut glove across a crew also simplifies stocking and makes it obvious at a glance whether everyone on the floor is gloved up. Confirm the cut level, color and size on the listing, and retire the gloves once the liner is cut. For crew orders, quantity purchasing runs through a free Amazon Business account — volume pricing, PO numbers at checkout, and tax-exempt eligibility for qualifying organizations, with the walkthrough linked in our footer.