While wearing the gloves, you can detect magical wires, threads, cables, trip-lines, and similar linear constructs within 120 feet, even if they are hidden or invisible. You learn their approximate locations and whether each is taut, slack, moving, or under tension, but not their creator, purpose, or other magical properties.

As an action, choose one magical wire you can see within 120 feet. If it is not being worn or held by a creature, you may move any portion of it up to 60 feet, change its direction, or make it taut or slack. You can manipulate a total length up to 300 feet this way, provided it remains within range. The wire cannot pass through solid objects, and this property does not alter its magical effects or allow it to be cut, created, or destroyed.

As an action, choose one creature within 60 feet that is restrained, grappled, or otherwise physically bound by a magical wire. The creature makes a Strength saving throw against a difficulty of 8 + your proficiency bonus + your highest mental ability modifier. On a failure, you may move it up to 30 feet along the wire's path, or end the restrained or grappled condition if that condition is caused solely by the chosen wire. On a success, the wire remains unchanged. A creature can be targeted by this property only once per turn.

When a magical wire you can see within 120 feet would deal damage to a creature, impose a condition, or trigger an effect, you may use your reaction to twist or slacken it. The affected creature gains advantage on any saving throw against that triggering effect, or the attack roll against it has disadvantage if the effect uses an attack roll. This property cannot negate an effect that does not involve the wire physically contacting, binding, or striking the target.