Mcr Safety 1735L Cowhide Work Gloves Size Large

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 1735L is a general purpose cowhide leather work glove sized for large hands (women's medium), built for trades that demand durable hand protection against abrasion, cuts, and punctures. The glove features a full leather back and a double-reinforced palm and fingers for extended wear in rough working conditions. A 2.75-inch rubberized safety cuff keeps debris out and provides wrist support. An absorbent fleece lining adds comfort during extended wear. These are unisex, full-fingered gloves sold as a pair and carry CE approval with CE test result labeling on the glove.

The 1735L is suited for general purpose use across construction, maintenance, light fabrication, and similar trade work where leather palm protection and a secure cuff fit are required. The straight thumb design and fully in-sewn thumb and little finger construction reduce seam bulk and improve grip. The reinforced thumb crotch addresses one of the highest wear points in a work glove, making this an appropriate choice for repetitive gripping tasks. These gloves are part of the Big Jake series, all of which carry CE approval.

Key Features

• Full cowhide leather back and double palm and fingers for high abrasion resistance
• 2.75-inch rubberized safety cuff for wrist coverage and debris exclusion
• Absorbent fleece lining for all-day wear comfort
• Fully in-sewn thumb and little finger to minimize interior seam bulk
• Reinforced thumb crotch at a primary wear point
• CE approved with test results labeled directly on the glove

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style general purpose work glove for large hands (men's large, women's medium); part of the MCR SAFETY Big Jake 1735 series.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, punctures, or seam separation that may compromise protection. Replace gloves when leather shows significant wear, cracking, or when lining integrity is lost. These gloves are not rated for electrical arc flash or high-voltage work and should not be substituted for appropriate insulating gloves in those applications.