Mcr Safety 19261S Hi-vis Leather Work Gloves Small

Product Description

The MCR Safety 19261S is a hi-visibility work glove built for low-light and nighttime job sites where hand protection and worker visibility are both critical. The palm is constructed from grain pigskin leather, offering durable abrasion resistance for general trade work. A Thermosock lining adds warmth for cold-condition use. The orange and lime back material, combined with glass bead retro-reflective strips across the knuckles and cuff, returns light from vehicle headlights and job site lighting, making the wearer more visible at distance. The 2.5-inch safety cuff provides additional wrist and forearm coverage.

This glove is suited for construction, utilities, road work, and other trades where crews work after dark or in low-visibility conditions. The retro-reflective knuckle and cuff treatment is particularly relevant for flaggers, traffic control personnel, overhead linemen, and ground crews operating near moving equipment. Sold as a pair, the 19261S is sized for small hands. The combination of leather palm durability and high-visibility back material makes this glove appropriate for environments that require both ANSI-level hand protection and enhanced conspicuity.

Key Features

• Grain pigskin leather palm for abrasion and puncture resistance
• Glass bead retro-reflective material across the knuckles and cuff for low-light visibility
• Orange and lime hi-visibility back increases conspicuity near traffic and moving equipment
• Thermosock lining provides insulation for cold-weather use
• 2.5-inch safety cuff extends protection to the wrist and lower forearm

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-issue work glove for trade professionals requiring hi-visibility hand protection in small sizing.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this product. Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, punctures, or separation of the retro-reflective material that could reduce protection or visibility. Leather gloves should not be used as a substitute for arc-rated or voltage-insulating PPE where electrical hazards are present. Follow applicable OSHA PPE standards and employer safety programs when selecting hand protection for specific hazard exposures.