Ergodyne 17635 Waterproof Winter Work Gloves Xl

Product Description

The ERGODYNE 17635 is a general-purpose waterproof winter work glove from the ProFlex 7501 series, engineered for cold-weather job site conditions. The shell is constructed from polyester with an acrylic fleece lining for warmth and comfort during extended wear. The palm and fingertips are dipped in nitrile with a sandy texture, delivering a secure grip on both wet and dry surfaces. This glove weighs 0.35 pounds per pair and is unisex in fit, sized at X-Large for men and Large for women. Licensed trades and general laborers working outdoors in cold, wet environments will find the elastic cuff and full-fingered wing-thumb design practical for all-day use.

The 17635 is suited for outdoor and cold-storage work environments where water exposure and low temperatures are consistent job site factors. Typical applications include HVAC equipment handling, plumbing rough-in work in unheated spaces, electrical maintenance in cold environments, pool service during cooler seasons, and general construction labor. The machine-washable construction reduces replacement frequency, making this glove practical for daily professional use. The nitrile palm-dipped coating provides dexterity for handling fittings, tools, and components without removing the glove.

Key Features

• Nitrile palm and fingertip dip coating with sandy grip surface for wet and dry traction
• Acrylic fleece lining provides cold-weather insulation during prolonged outdoor work
• Full-fingered wing-thumb construction maintains dexterity for tool and component handling
• Elastic cuff seals out wind and debris at the wrist
• Machine washable for extended service life and reduced replacement cost
• Meets ANSI 105 and EN 388 standards for hand protection performance

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement work glove for trades requiring cold-weather and waterproof hand protection in X-Large sizing.

Installation Notes

No installation required. Inspect gloves before each use for tears, coating separation, or lining damage that could compromise grip or waterproofing. Machine wash according to manufacturer care instructions to maintain coating integrity. Damaged gloves should be replaced before returning to service on energized, pressurized, or rotating equipment.