Mcr Safety 1711 Cowhide Leather Gloves Xl Fleece Lined

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 1711 is a general purpose cowhide leather work glove designed for tradespeople and industrial workers who need reliable hand protection in demanding environments. Built with a full-grain cowskin leather palm and a cotton canvas back, this glove delivers ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 6 performance. The absorbent fleece lining adds comfort and warmth during extended wear. Stitched throughout with DuPont Kevlar thread for heat resistance and superior seam strength, the 1711 is a dependable choice for daily use in construction, HVAC, electrical, and general maintenance applications.

The 1711 is suited for general purpose use across residential and commercial jobsites. It fits men's size X-Large and women's size Large and is sold as a paired set. The wing thumb construction and fully in-sewn thumb and little finger reduce bunching and improve dexterity. The rubberized safety cuff measures 2.75 inches and provides added wrist protection. All styles in the Big Jake series carry CE approval and are labeled with CE test results, making them appropriate for job sites requiring certified PPE compliance.

Key Features

• Full-grain cowskin leather palm with ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 6 rating
• Absorbent fleece lining for comfort and warmth during extended wear
• 2.75-inch rubberized safety cuff for wrist protection
• Sewn with heat-resistant DuPont Kevlar thread for long-lasting seam integrity
• Wing thumb with fully in-sewn thumb and little finger for improved fit and dexterity
• CE approved with test results labeled on the glove
• Protection against abrasion, cut, puncture, and heat up to 608 degrees F

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose work glove suitable for HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and construction trades requiring abrasion, cut, puncture, and heat protection in daily service conditions.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or degraded stitching that could reduce protection. Follow all applicable OSHA hand protection requirements and site-specific PPE policies when selecting and using work gloves. Replace gloves when the leather shows significant wear, cracking, or seam failure. Leather gloves should be kept away from prolonged moisture exposure when not in use to maintain material integrity.