Mcr Safety 1955M Pigskin Leather Gloves Medium

Product Description

The MCR Safety 1955M is a general purpose pigskin leather work glove designed for tradespeople who need reliable hand protection in demanding jobsite conditions. Built from premium split pigskin leather with a full sock thermosock lining, this glove delivers warmth and durability across a wide range of general tasks. The 2.5-inch rubberized safety cuff provides wrist protection and a secure fit. Wing thumb construction reduces stress at a high-wear point. Sold as a pair, these gloves are suited for electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general construction trades who need a dependable everyday glove.

The 1955M is intended for general purpose applications across residential and light commercial jobsites. The full-fingered design provides complete coverage for material handling, rough surfaces, and light mechanical work. The fabric back offers flexibility while the pigskin leather palm adds grip and abrasion resistance. The hemmed finish at the fingers contributes to overall durability. This is a medium size glove intended for unisex fit, corresponding to a small in women sizing. It is part of the MCR Safety 1955 series, formerly produced under the Memphis Glove brand name.

Key Features

• Premium split pigskin leather palm for grip and abrasion resistance
• Full sock thermosock lining for added warmth and comfort
• 2.5-inch rubberized safety cuff for wrist protection and secure fit
• Wing thumb construction to reduce stress at a high-wear point
• Fabric back for flexibility and breathability
• Hemmed finger finish for extended durability

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose work glove for unisex fit in size medium, part of the MCR Safety 1955 series formerly known as Memphis Glove.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or degraded seams that could compromise protection. Replace immediately if the leather palm shows significant wear or the thermosock lining is compromised. Follow applicable OSHA hand protection requirements when selecting gloves for specific hazard classes. Do not use these gloves as a substitute for arc-rated, cut-resistant, or chemical-resistant hand protection where those hazards are present.