Endura® cryoprotective cowgrain winter glove with BOA acrylic liner. Available in a large one-size-fits-all. Sold in pairs.

Endura® cowgrain winter glove with a BOA acrylic liner. Available in a large (9) one-size-fits-all. Sold in pairs.

Superior manufacturer’s code: 76BOA

G906 peculiarities:
This cryoprotective glove is quite something to wear out and offers an unparalleled protection against cold, cuts and other minor mechanical hazards. Moreover, Gunn cut gloves are often used by workers from all walks of life since their almost seamless features with seams only at the top of the hand allows a better resistance to abrasion, wear and tear. The palmar face and tips of the fingers as well as the joints are entirely covered with leather.

Cowgrain properties:
The grain, in this case, cowgrain, comes from the slitting of thicker hides in two sheets: the surface of the skin, the finest part known as ‘full grain’ is the real leather as opposed to the subsurface, known as split-leather. Cowgrain is mainly the most popular leather on the market since cowhide strikes a good balance of durability, dexterity, abrasion resistance, and comfort besides being quite cost-efficient.

BOA acrylic properties:
Acrylic is a warm material often used for winter gear. This fabric substitutes quite well wool, since it is more cost-effective, dries easily and quickly and keeps us warm and dry. In turns, it is not as resistant as wool and tends to pill to create a raised effect. Moreover, it may be cheaper and slightly warmer than Thinsulate™ according to the manufacturer results; it is also bulkier than Thinsulate™. BOA acrylic scored an 8/10 concerning its insulating quality, but provides a lesser dexterity.

Use for:
This glove are recommended for workers in refrigerated warehouses, on construction sites in winter conditions, for agriculture and ranching activities, to handle parts that may be cold, for general maintenance and for forklifting.

Do not use for:
Of course, this glove offers no sure protection against frostbites, cuts, wear, tear and puncture so mechanical risks should not be overlooked.

Maintenance and service life:
It is not recommended to wash this glove since water and soap tend to rob leather of its natural oils which makes it stiffen and become brittle. If the nature of your work requires that you wash them, we recommend that you dry clean them.