Ironclad IEX-NMTW-06-XXL Cold Protection Impact-Resistant Gloves
Insulated mechanics gloves with TPR knuckle protection and synthetic-leather palm for cold-weather impact resistance
- Cold-weather comfort with insulated neoprene construction
- Impact safety from TPR rubber knuckle protection
- Secure grip via synthetic leather palm
- Easy on-and-off with slip-on cuff design
- Cut-resistant palm coverage for added hand safety
Ironclad XXL Cold Protection Gloves
The Ironclad IEX-NMTW-06-XXL gloves deliver insulated hand protection for mechanics working in cold environments. They feature a neoprene backing with TPR rubber knuckle guards and a synthetic leather palm. The slip-on cuff allows quick donning and removal on the job site.
Neoprene Insulation and TPR Knuckle Guards
Neoprene insulation traps heat while the neoprene back and single-layer synthetic leather palm maintain dexterity. TPR rubber over the knuckles absorbs impact without restricting finger movement. The unlined construction reduces bulk for better tool control in low temperatures.
Upgrade from Uninsulated Mechanics Gloves
These gloves replace standard mechanics gloves when cold conditions add a thermal hazard to impact risks. The jump is worth it for technicians who need cut-resistance on the palm side and knuckle protection without losing grip feel. Workers requiring a lined interior or waterproof membrane should consider alternative styles.
How it compares
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- Price $15.99
- Cheaper than about 66% 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 slip-on cuff without twisting the neoprene back?
Slide each hand straight in, then smooth the neoprene back so the TPR knuckle pads sit squarely over your knuckles before you start working.
When should I replace the synthetic-leather palm on these gloves?
Replace them once the palm shows visible wear-through, loss of grip texture, or the cut-resistant layer is compromised.
How long can I work in freezing temperatures before the neoprene insulation stops keeping my hands warm?
The neoprene insulation is rated for cold protection, but sustained extreme cold will eventually reduce its thermal performance.
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