Ergodyne 17602 Waterproof Winter Work Gloves Small

Product Description

The ERGODYNE 17602 is a waterproof winter work glove from the ProFlex 825WP series, designed for general-purpose use in cold and wet conditions. The palm side uses 80 g Thinsulate lining while the back of hand uses 150 g Thinsulate, providing graduated insulation where it counts most. The neoprene back material adds durability and weather resistance. A textured, reinforced palm delivers grip on tools and equipment in wet or dry environments. This glove is sized for men's small or women's extra-small and is installed as a paired set. HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general construction trades working in cold outdoor environments are the primary users.

The ERGODYNE 17602 fits into cold-weather and waterproof PPE programs on residential and commercial job sites. The gauntlet-style elastic cuff helps seal out wind and moisture at the wrist. Reflective accents provide low-light visibility, and the touchscreen-capable liner lets users interact with mobile devices and controls without removing the glove. Wing thumb construction reduces hand fatigue during extended tool use. These gloves are rated for cold and water protection and carry ANSI 105 and EN 388 compliance.

Key Features

• Waterproof neoprene back material resists moisture penetration in wet work environments
• Dual-weight Thinsulate lining: 80 g at the palm and 150 g at the back of hand for targeted insulation
• Touchscreen-capable liner allows device use without removing gloves
• Gauntlet-style elastic cuff seals against wind and water intrusion at the wrist
• Textured, reinforced palm improves grip on tools and wet surfaces
• Reflective accents improve visibility in low-light conditions
• Compliant with ANSI 105 and EN 388 standards

Compatibility

Designed for men's small or women's extra-small hand sizing as a general-purpose cold and waterproof work glove in the ProFlex 825WP series.

Installation Notes

No installation tools are required. Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, punctures, or delamination of the waterproof membrane that could compromise cold or water protection. Follow the PPE requirements of the applicable job site safety program and any relevant OSHA cold-stress guidelines. Replace gloves when the waterproof barrier or insulation shows visible wear or reduced performance.