Superior Glove® Endura® 378KMT4P 4Pro™ Oilbloc™ Winter Impact A6 Cut Driver Gloves

    Protects Against Impact, Spraks, Flames, Cuts & Cold

SOLD BY PAIR

Multi-dimensional hand protection for cold working conditions! With smart styling and design, this Endura® 378KMT4P drivers-style, goat-grain leather industrial work safety glove by Superior Glove® is loaded with enhanced safety and comfort features! One work glove does several jobs.

This Endura® 4PRO™ cold condition work glove has a waterproof breathable membrane that keeps water out, the heat in and allows the hands to breath. The Thinsulate™ provides exceptional warmth while maintaining mobility in the palm region to -15°F, and additional insulation in the fingertips is rated to -20°F and constructed as such to prevent heat loss when handling cold parts or tools. 

Fully lined with a blend of Kevlar® and composite filament fiber, these 378KMT4P work gloves offer (360º) ASTM cut-level A6 protection. Often referred to as nature's strongest leather, goatskin has high tensile strength, puncture protection and abrasion-resistant properties. The brown goatskin hides dirt and is also treated with oil and water resistant Oilbloc™ that lasts for the duration of the glove. The back of hand and fingers feature anti-impact protectors that meet the new ANSI ISEA 138 Impact Standard are designed to be comfortably flexible, supremely durable and to not stiffen or crack in frigid temperatures. Padded palm inserts provide minor vibration dampening.

• 4PRO™ back-of-hand protection offers an ANSI Level 3 impact rating without impeding flexibility or dexterity
• DuPont™ Kevlar® / composite filament fiber lining provides 360° ANSI Level A6 cut protection
• High tensile strength goatskin provides outstanding abrasion resistance
• Treated with Oilbloc™ for unbeatable oil and water resistance
• Padded palm for vibration dampening

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Manf: Superior Glove® #378KMT4P

Packed: Priced and sold by pair

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