Deltaplus Cowhide Full Grain Leather Safety Gloves - Size 10

Most popularly used from gardening to construction due to their comfort and dexterity are these cowhide full grain leather safety gloves. Light in weight (and cost!) but heavy in protection. The full grain leather is crafted with attention to detail to make sure that the choice of sizing 'fits like a glove' with an elasticated wrist to enhance protection. Soft to the touch with an open cuff to fit comfortably over garments in turn avoiding any restriction in movement. Available in 5 different sizes from small to extra extra large at a price that's kind to the wallet - making that a price and a glove that fits you. Glove size guide To find your glove size measure around your hand with a tape measure across your palm. You should use your dominant hand the right if you are right-handed and the left if you are left-handed. If you need to convert your glove size use the following general information: Small: 7 (178-203mm) Medium: 8 (203-229mm) Large: 9 (229-254mm) Extra Large: 10 (254-279mm) Extra Extra Large: 11 (279+ mm) High quality performance and protection with cowhide full grain leather Flexible and lightweight properties to assist with greater movement Elasticated wrist for a secure fitting alongside an open cuff for comfort Scored highly for official testing on abrasion resistance; scoring 3 out of 4 Ideal for maintenance construction or warehouse work amongst others Unisex and available in a range of five different sizes from small to xx large Compliant with the latest safety standard regulation EN 388:2016 3.1.2.2.X Understanding Rating Markings for Safety Gloves The higher the number rating the better the performance. Scale of 1-4.Tested for the following: Abrasion Resistance (cycle) Blade Cut Resistance (coupe test/index) Tear Resistance (newton) Puncture Resistance (newton) 3: Dependent on the number of turns until a hole appears in the material 1: A knife is passed over the glove material until it cuts through 2: The force required to tear the glove material apart is measured 2: Based on the amount of force required to puncture the material with a tip X: Not tested or not applicable