Mcr Safety 3200XL Cowhide Leather Gloves Size Xl

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 3200XL is a general-purpose cowhide leather work glove designed for tradespeople and industrial workers who need reliable hand protection in demanding environments. Built from premium grain cowhide leather, this glove features a keystone thumb construction that improves dexterity and reduces seam stress at a high-wear contact point. The shirred elastic back provides a secure, flexible fit across a range of hand sizes, while the rolled leather hem reinforces the cuff edge for extended durability. This unlined glove is suited for tasks where tactile feedback and breathability matter alongside abrasion and puncture resistance.

The 3200XL is intended for general-purpose use across construction, HVAC, plumbing, electrical rough-in, and maintenance trades. It is sized for men's XL or women's large and ships as a paired set. The slip-on cuff style allows for quick donning and removal on the job. The beige cowhide finish and textured grip surface make it well suited for handling pipe, conduit, sheet metal, lumber, and similar trade materials where grip and cut resistance are daily requirements. Rated for use up to 284 degrees F, it also provides moderate heat protection during light torch or heat-gun work.

Key Features

• Premium grain cowhide leather palm and fingers for ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 4 performance
• Keystone thumb design reduces seam pressure and improves grip dexterity
• Shirred elastic back for a snug, flexible fit without laces or closures
• Rolled leather hem at cuff edge resists fraying and extends glove life
• Unlined interior for improved tactile sensitivity and breathability
• Rated up to 284 degrees F for light heat exposure protection

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose leather work glove for trade and industrial applications. Part of the MCR SAFETY 3200 series, formerly produced under the Memphis Glove brand name.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or compromised seams that may reduce protection. For electrical work, confirm gloves meet applicable NFPA 70E or OSHA requirements for the task, as leather gloves alone do not provide rated electrical insulation. Replace gloves when the palm leather shows significant wear-through or when the elastic back loses retention. Store away from direct sunlight and chemical exposure to preserve leather integrity.