Mcr Safety 1211 Cowhide Work Gloves Large Double Palm

Product Description

The MCR Safety 1211 is a general purpose cowhide leather work glove built for trades and industrial applications that demand durable hand protection. Constructed from C-grade cowhide shoulder leather with a Gunn-cut finish, the 1211 features a double palm design with an additional palm layer for enhanced abrasion and wear resistance. The 2.5-inch rubberized safety cuff provides wrist protection and helps keep debris out during active use. This glove is rated at ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 4, making it appropriate for tasks involving rough surfaces, repetitive handling, and moderate puncture hazards. Formerly marketed under the Memphis Glove brand, the 1211 is a well-established design in the work glove category.

The MCR Safety 1211 is suited for general purpose use across construction, maintenance, warehousing, and light industrial environments. The full-fingered, wing-thumb design allows for natural grip and dexterity during material handling, equipment operation, and general labor tasks. The unisex sizing accommodates a men's large or women's medium hand. These gloves are sold as a paired set and are not intended for electrical arc flash, chemical exposure, or high-heat applications. They are well matched for workers who need reliable abrasion protection through a standard shift.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 4 for heavy-duty general purpose use
• Double palm with additional palm layer for extended wear life in high-contact zones
• C-grade cowhide shoulder leather construction on back and palm
• 2.5-inch rubberized safety cuff style for wrist coverage and debris protection
• Wing thumb design for improved natural fit and dexterity
• Gunn-cut finish reduces interior seams at the palm for added comfort

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard replenishment glove for general purpose hand protection programs in light industrial and construction settings.

Installation Notes

Work gloves require no installation tools. Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or worn-through areas, particularly at the palm and thumb, and replace immediately if structural integrity is compromised. These gloves are not rated for electrical work, chemical handling, or flame exposure — confirm the correct PPE category before use in those environments. Employers should follow OSHA 29 CFR 1910.138 personal protective equipment standards when selecting and issuing hand protection.