Ironclad Cold Protection Gloves Insulated Lining 2XL
Insulated leather-palm gloves with Kevlar stitching and ANSI/ISEA cut level A5 protection
- ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A5 protects against sharp edges
- HeatKeep insulated lining keeps hands warm in cold conditions
- Kevlar stitching reinforces seams for longer wear
- Drivers-style leather palm gives grip and abrasion resistance
- Meets ANSI/ISEA 105 and EN 388 standards for hand protection
Ironclad Cold Protection Gloves 2XL
These insulated leather gloves are built for workers who need hand protection in cold environments while maintaining grip and dexterity. The drivers-style design with full-finger coverage suits automotive technicians, maintenance crews and outdoor tradespeople who handle tools and materials in low temperatures.
Insulated lining and knit cuff
The HeatKeep insulation traps warmth without adding bulk, while the knit cuff helps seal out cold air during extended wear. Kevlar stitching reinforces high-stress seams, and the leather palm provides abrasion resistance for handling rough or sharp objects in chilly conditions.
Upgrade from unlined drivers or basic leather gloves
The jump is worth it when cold exposure reduces dexterity or when ANSI/ISEA 105 A5 cut resistance is required on the palm side. These gloves do not address impact hazards, so they are not for tasks needing rated back-of-hand protection.
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- Price $29.99
- Pricier than about 56% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | IRONCLAD |
Questions about this item
How do I put on the 12 19/32 in knit-cuff drivers gloves without the leather palm bunching?
Slide fingers in first, then pull the knit cuff over the wrist; the wing thumb aligns naturally when the palm leather sits flat before tightening.
When should the Kevlar stitching or HeatKeep lining be inspected for replacement?
Check the Kevlar stitching and HeatKeep insulation after heavy abrasion or when the ANSI/ISEA A5 cut resistance feels reduced on the palm side.
At what point does the 12 19/32 in length stop keeping forearms warm during continuous cold exposure?
The knit cuff and HeatKeep lining protect the hand and lower wrist; extended forearm exposure beyond the cuff is the first thermal limit.
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