Mcr Safety 3203XL Cowhide Drivers Glove X-large

Product Description

The MCR Safety 3203XL is a CV Grade unlined grain cowhide leather drivers glove sized X-Large and sold as a pair. Designed for general trade and industrial hand protection, it features a straight thumb pattern, shirred elastic back, and a cotton hemmed cuff with color-coded sizing. Cowhide leather is the most widely used material in work gloves due to its well-rounded balance of abrasion resistance, dexterity, and durability. This glove is well-suited for tradespeople who need consistent hand protection during repetitive gripping and handling tasks without sacrificing feel or range of motion.

These gloves are intended for general-purpose hand protection across a range of trades including construction, maintenance, and light industrial work. The unlined grain cowhide construction keeps the profile slim for tasks that require tactile feedback. The shirred elastic back provides a snug, adjustable fit that keeps the glove in place during active use. Sold in pairs, they are a standard replacement or bulk stocking item for jobsite safety kits and tool cribs.

Key Features

• CV Grade grain cowhide leather construction for abrasion resistance and durability
• Straight thumb pattern for natural hand positioning and comfort
• Shirred elastic back for a secure, adjustable fit
• Cotton hemmed cuff with color-coded sizing for quick identification
• Unlined interior for improved dexterity and tactile feedback
• Sold as a pair; minimum order quantity of 12 pairs

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose OEM-style drivers glove suitable for construction, maintenance, and light industrial trade applications requiring leather hand protection.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or excessive wear that could compromise protection. Replace gloves when leather shows significant abrasion or structural breakdown. Follow applicable OSHA hand protection requirements and site-specific PPE protocols when selecting gloves for specific hazard exposures.