These gloves may not be the greatest leather gloves I've ever purchased, but they get the job done. I usually lose my gloves before they wear out, but on the pairs that I have managed to keep together, durability has been OK for general farm work. Some pairs are thicker/stiffer than others. Real advantage is by buying 12 pairs at a time, as there is always a new pair available when I need them.
Some pairs are better than others, you can use some for work and the nicer soft ones for driving etc. Overall a good value. The pigskin is nice and soft.
These gloves do the job well. I like them and so do our setup crews. For the price we recommend them.
A bit snug
Perfect for my workers
Feature Product
- Heavy-Duty Gloves: the select grain gloves protect hands in abrasive work environments. The shirred elastic wrists on the glove keep the debris and dirt out
- Leather Gloves: the industrial gloves are made using select grain pigskin leather that ensures flexibility, softness and range of motion to perform the heavy-duty tasks
- Snug Fit: the leather work gloves have easy-fitting gunn cut pattern with straight thumb ensuring good grip. The elastic wrist ensures tight grip for better mobility
- Applications: the work safety gloves are commonly used by workers engaged in construction, masonry, agriculture, iron/steel work, mining, and foundry operations
- Specifications: the slip-on work gloves are available in Large with Brown hem. They are 9.5 in. long and 4.5 in. wide
Description
West Chester IRONCAT Select Grain Pigskin Leather Driver Gloves are designed to protect the hands in abrasive work environments. The shirred elastic wrists on the glove keep the debris and dirt out. Made using select grain pigskin leather, the work safety gloves ensure flexibility, softness and range of motion to perform the heavy-duty tasks. These leather work gloves have easy-fitting gunn cut pattern with straight thumb ensuring good grip. The elastic wrist ensure tight grip. These gloves are widely by people working in construction, masonry, agriculture, iron/steel work, mining, and foundry operations.
Just what we were looking for.
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