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Magid’s ROC GPD148 15-Gauge TriTek Palm Coated Work Gloves feature the greatest oil grip on the market. The TriTek Palm Series by Magid provides superior abrasion resistance that lasts twice as long as comparable coated gloves. TriTek Palm coating makes these excellent work gloves with grip the perfect choice in oily or wet conditions because of its lightweight dual-layer technology. The outer layer absorbs liquids while the inner layer deflects liquids, minimizing saturation discomfort and prolonging glove wear without adding weight. TriTek Palm is 30% lighter than other double dip nitrile coatings. The breathable form-fitting nylon and spandex shell provides a bare-hands feel, so workers get the dexterity and tactile sensitivity to handle even small, oily parts without removing their gloves. With a variety of applications including assembly, material handling, general maintenance, and shipping and receiving, GP148 fits a wide range of needs and is the perfect general purpose gloves when a secure grip is needed. Size 5/XXS (6 Pairs).
15-gauge nylon and spandex glove shell delivers breathable work gloves that are form-fitting and flexible for a bare-hands feel
Flexible dual-layer TriTek Palm coating strengthens grip and minimizes saturation in heavy liquid and oil applications
Resilient TriTek Palm coating provides over 2X the abrasion resistance of other coatings for durable work gloves with dexterity
Color-coded overcast acts as a visual aid for sizing and reduces fraying
Machine washable for longer service life
ANSI Level 4 Abrasion Resistance
I'm rating these with the thought that they cost less than $2.50 per pair, that is an important distinction.I am a boy scout mom, and the boys do lots of service work and are always required to bring their own gloves. Some don't bring any at all and of those who do, as the job goes on I see the boys all take their gloves off which means they are working with unprotected hands. For some jobs that is fine but for some they really should have gloves. I've asked why they take them off and most say it is because they are too big and keep them from working or in some cases make the work more dangerous.We haven't done any work yet, but my hands are a touch smaller than my 15-year-old sons and he is one of the oldest in the troop. They fit me pretty perfectly so I hope I have finally found something that will fit these boys "smaller" hands and be comfortable and safe for them to work in.At this price point they are affordable for us to provide and I assume I will get a summer's worth of service work out of each pair.Update, I have had these for 6 months and they have gone fishing, worked with dirt and gardening and done clean up projects. My husband has even used them for some backyard jobs. I think we have only managed to "work through" one glove and I question what that scout was actually doing. I would highly recommend these gloves.
