Ironclad SDXG2-03-M Impact Gloves M PR
Impact-resistant mechanics gloves with ANSI/ISEA Level 2 knuckle protection, synthetic leather palm, and gauntlet cuff
- ANSI/ISEA Impact Level 2 protects against heavy knocks
- TPR rubber knuckle guards absorb direct strikes
- Nylon and spandex back gives stretch and breathability
- Synthetic leather palm resists abrasion during tough tasks
- Gauntlet cuff extends coverage past the wrist
Impact-Resistant Mechanics Gloves
These Ironclad SDXG2-03-M gloves deliver ANSI/ISEA Impact Level 2 protection for mechanics and technicians. A synthetic leather palm pairs with a nylon and spandex back that includes TPR rubber knuckle guards. The gauntlet cuff extends coverage over the wrist without adding insulation.
Suited for impact-heavy tasks, not precision touch
Workers handling heavy parts, tools or abrasive surfaces gain certified knuckle protection and a secure single-layer palm grip. The unlined construction keeps dexterity high for general mechanical work. Buyers who need touchscreen operation or insulated cold-weather performance should look at other models.
Single-layer palm handles daily wear.
The synthetic leather palm resists oil and grit through routine service intervals. TPR knuckle armor absorbs repeated blows rated to Level 2 standards. Extended kneeling or sustained high-heat exposure will exceed the unlined back material’s comfort range.
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- Price $23.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | IRONCLAD PERFORMANCE WEAR |
Questions about this item
What hand size do I need for the Medium pair to fit?
The gloves are sold as a Medium pair; check the manufacturer's sizing chart for hand circumference and length measurements.
Will the TPR rubber knuckle protection restrict movement when I grip older hand tools?
The cut-and-sewn construction with nylon and spandex backing is designed to maintain dexterity while the TPR shields the knuckles.
How can I verify the impact protection meets the rated standard after I start using them?
Look for the permanent ANSI/ISEA Impact Level 2 marking on the glove to confirm it matches the tested specification.
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