Refrigiwear 250 Cold Protection Gloves L Gray personal protective equipment
Insulated leather drivers gloves with fleece lining rated to -20 degrees F
- Insulated for warmth down to -20 °F
- Full-grain leather shell resists abrasion on the job
- Fleece insulation traps heat without bulk
- Knit cuff seals out cold air and debris
- Tricot liner wicks moisture for dry comfort
Cold Protection Down to -20 °F
These leather gloves are insulated with fleece and lined with tricot to keep hands warm in temperatures as low as -20 °F. They are built for workers who need full-finger coverage and a secure grip in freezing conditions. The gray drivers-style design suits outdoor tasks where cold exposure is constant.
Full-Leather Build with Knit Cuff
The gloves use standard-grade leather across the entire palm and back, stitched with nylon for durability. A knit cuff helps seal out wind and snow while staying comfortable during long shifts. Wing thumbs and a tricot liner add dexterity and reduce chafing when handling tools or controls.
Check Temperature Rating and Fit Needs
Buyers who need impact-rated protection should look elsewhere because these gloves have not been tested to ANSI/ISEA impact levels. They also lack oil resistance, so they are not suited for tasks involving frequent contact with petroleum-based fluids. Verify that the -20 °F rating matches your coldest working environment.
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- Price $27.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | REFRIGIWEAR |
Questions about this item
What minimum temperature are the Refrigiwear 250 gloves rated for?
The Refrigiwear 250 gloves are rated for a minimum temperature of -20 degrees Fahrenheit.
What cuff style do these gloves use for fit and layering?
The gloves feature a knit cuff that helps seal out cold air and fits comfortably under jacket sleeves.
How should the tricot liner be positioned when putting the gloves on?
Slide your hand in smoothly so the tricot liner stays flat against your fingers; bunching it at the fingertips reduces insulation and dexterity.
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