Which of the following is NOT a stated feature of the brush gloves?

• A. Shelby model 5002
• B. Pig Leather, Nomex wrist and Kevlar stitching
• C. Gunn cut with two middle fingers separated for extra mover ability
• D. Lined with thermal cotton insulation

Answer: (D)

When evaluating brush gloves, the most important thing is accuracy about what the product is built to do: durability, flame resistance, and dexterity. The listed features line up with those goals. The Shelby model 5002 is a specific glove model name you might see in a product sheet. Pig leather provides tough, wear-resistant protection, and a Nomex wrist along with Kevlar stitching adds flame resistance and durability where it matters. The Gunn cut, with two middle fingers separated, is a design choice aimed at increasing hand mobility and grip precision.

The statement about being lined with thermal cotton insulation isn’t typically included as a stated feature for brush gloves. Insulation would add bulk and reduce dexterity, which is counterproductive for gloves designed for fireground use where tactility and quick movement are crucial. So this lining feature is the one not usually listed as a stated characteristic.