Tillman 1773 gloves offer orange/black hi-vis design, textured palms, and ANSI A2 cut resistance for cold weather work.
Tillman 1773 Cold Weather Work Glove
Tillman 1773 Cold Weather Work Glove
Tillman 1773 Cold Weather Work Glove
Tillman 1773 Cold Weather Work Glove
Tillman 1773 Cold Weather Work Glove
Tillman 1773 Cold Weather Work Glove

Tillman 1773 Cold Weather Work Glove

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The Tillman 1773 cold weather work gloves feature a 13-gauge outer, seamless shell with ANSI A2 cut resistance. An acrylic lining provides comfort to the user and excellent thermal insulation for warmth. The sandy latex coating offers an excellent grip in dry, wet, and oily applications. The knitted wrist helps prevent dirt and debris from entering the glove. The Hi-Vis orange color provides greater safety on the jobsite. These gloves are washable, thus extending the lifespan of the glove.

  • High-Vis 13-gauge polyester with ANSI A2 Cut Resistance
  • 10-gauge High-Vis yellow acrylic terry for warmth
  • Smooth orange full latex coating helps keep hands dry
  • Sandy latex finish coating provides superior grip in dry, wet and oily applications
  • Knit wrist helps prevent dirt and debris from entering the glove
  • Hi-Vis coloring allow the users hands to be seen
  • Extra softness for comfort that won’t chafe
  • Great thermal qualities
  • Able to launder extending the life of the glove

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