Yes. The Radians RWG52 Kamori is a cut-resistant leather driver glove built from white grain goatskin with an aramid (Kevlar®) cut liner reinforced with glass fiber and steel. It is rated ANSI/ISEA 105:2016 Cut Level A5 (the second-highest cut level) with an EN 388 blade-cut level of 5 and abrasion level 5, so it is made for jobs with sharp edges and rough materials — construction, demolition, iron work, sheet metal, glass handling, and farming. A keystone thumb improves grip and dexterity, and a slip-on cuff makes it fast to put on and take off. It is sold at Industrial Safety Products by the pair or the dozen, with free shipping on dozen orders.

The Radians RWG52 Kamori is rated ANSI/ISEA 105:2016 Cut Level A5 (cut level, abrasion 5, puncture 4) and is tested to EN 388 with a rating of 3 5 3 4 — abrasion 3, blade-cut level 5, tear 3, puncture 4. Its A5 cut resistance corresponds to a TDM-100 cut load of about 2,679 g. The protection comes from an aramid (Kevlar®) liner with glass-fiber and steel reinforcement under a white grain goatskin shell.

The Radians RWG52 Kamori is made from a white grain goatskin leather driver shell over a cut-resistant liner of aramid (Kevlar®), glass fiber, steel, and polyester. Goatskin is prized for combining high tensile strength with a thin, supple feel, so the glove delivers durability and cut protection without sacrificing dexterity. It has a keystone thumb for natural hand movement and a slip-on cuff for quick on/off.

The Radians RWG52 Kamori is designed for trades that expose hands to cuts and abrasion, including construction, demolition, farming, iron work, sheet metal, and glass handling (Radians also lists carpentry, lumber, plywood, and oil & gas). Its goatskin driver build with an aramid cut liner and ANSI/ISEA A5 (EN 388 blade-cut level 5) protection suits material handling of sharp or rough stock while keeping the fingertip feel needed for tool and fastener work.

The Radians RWG52 Kamori comes in five sizes — S, M, L, XL, and 2XL (XXL). All are the same white goatskin glove, but each size has a color-coded hem to make it easy to pick the right pair (Small = green, Medium = brown/coffee, Large = yellow, XL = gray, 2XL = navy blue). The slip-on cuff and keystone thumb give a comfortable, secure fit across sizes.

Both. Industrial Safety Products (industrialsafetyproducts.com) sells the Radians RWG52 Kamori as a single pair (SKU RWG52*-PR) and as a dozen pairs (SKU RWG52*-DZ), in sizes S through 2XL. Dozen orders ship with free shipping. Buying by the dozen is the common choice for crews that need multiple pairs on hand.

A goatskin driver glove like the Radians RWG52 Kamori pairs leather abrasion and puncture toughness with an internal aramid (Kevlar®) cut liner, whereas a typical coated-knit cut glove relies on an engineered yarn with a nitrile or PU palm coat. The RWG52 suits workers who want the durability, grip on greasy or rough stock, and hand feel of premium leather — common in iron work, glass handling, and heavy material handling — while still getting an ANSI/ISEA A5 (EN 388 blade-cut level 5) cut rating. Coated knits can be thinner and cooler; leather gloves like this one trade some breathability for ruggedness.

On the Radians RWG52 Kamori, the keystone thumb is a separately sewn-in thumb panel angled to follow the hand's natural shape, which improves grip, comfort, and reduces material bunching in the palm. The slip-on cuff is a cuff with no closure or gauntlet, so the glove pulls on and off quickly — convenient for tasks where gloves come on and off frequently. Together they are standard features of a driver-style work glove.