Hard work calls for a glove that can take it. These pigskin grain leather gloves are tough and flexible, ideal for construction, loading and unloading, gardening and handling rough materials such as brick, wood, stone or iron.
Grain leather offers good feel and stands up well to everyday abrasion, so you can hold, lift and place materials safely. They are sold per pair, in size 10, equivalent to a large hand.
They are the classic building site and warehouse glove: they last through days of bricks, sacks, pallets and planks without losing flexibility, and are ready to go again the next day if you look after them. A small investment that saves you plenty of scratches, blisters and minor cuts on your hands.
Main advantages
Pigskin grain leather: abrasion-resistant and flexible
Good feel: holds materials securely
For rough materials: brick, stone, wood or iron
Size 10: designed for large hands
Sold per pair: ready for the building site
What it is used for
Construction and bricklaying.
Loading and unloading materials.
Gardening and outdoor work.
Handling wood, stone or iron.
Removals and warehouse work.
Technical specifications
Type: Leather glove
Material: Pigskin grain leather
Size: 10
Reference: F-039/10
Sold: Per pair
Vetonek tip: if they get wet, let them dry at room temperature, never next to a heater: the leather hardens and cracks. Always keep a spare pair in the van for loading and unloading days.
Frequently asked questions
Are they sold per pair?
Yes, the price is per pair of gloves.
What size is it?
Size 10, equivalent to a large hand.
What jobs are they suitable for?
For construction, loading and unloading, gardening and handling rough materials such as brick, stone, wood or iron.
How do they differ from polyurethane gloves?
Leather gloves are more resistant to abrasion from rough materials; polyurethane gloves are thinner and give more feel for small parts.
How can I make them last longer?
Dry them at room temperature if they get wet and store them in a dry place. Avoid direct heat sources, which harden and crack the leather.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are they sold per pair?
Yes, the price is per pair of gloves.
What size is it?
Size 10, equivalent to a large hand.
What jobs are they suitable for?
For construction, loading and unloading, gardening and handling rough materials such as brick, stone, wood or iron.
How do they differ from polyurethane gloves?
Leather gloves are more resistant to abrasion from rough materials; polyurethane gloves are thinner and give more feel for small parts.
How can I make them last longer?
Dry them at room temperature if they get wet and store them in a dry place. Avoid direct heat sources, which harden and crack the leather.
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