Fine LivingStainless Steel Finger Guard
R79
About
The finger guard is a stainless steel shield that protects fingers while slicing and dicing. The interior of the shield has a welded ring which easily adjusts to fit the chef's middle finger, thus leaving all other fingers to manipulate the food. The tip of the shield holds the food that has to be sliced. This is a handy tool for maximizing efficiency and minimizing risk in the kitchen. The base of the shield is formed to hold foods still for perfect slicing so your fingers never have to be in the way. Best equipped on the chef's middle finger allowing complete finger coverage and your other fingers and move the food as needed.
Product Features
- Keep your precious fingers out of harm's way when you are slicing and dicing with the Stainless Steel Finger Guard
- The finger gaurd is great while teaching kids how to cook, but will prove to be an invaluable tool for chefs of all ages and skill levels
- This opened ring design allows for the ring to be adjusted and it is suitable for most finger sizes
- Strong and Durable
- Small, Lightweight & Convenient
- Dimensions: (L x H x W) 6.4 x 4.5 x 2.3cm
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