Mcr Safety 3205XL Cowhide Leather Gloves Size Xl

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 3205XL is a general purpose cowhide leather work glove designed for tradespeople and industrial workers who need reliable hand protection across a wide range of tasks. The glove features a CV grade cow grain leather palm for excellent tensile strength and durability, a split leather back, and a shirred elastic back panel that provides a secure, form-fitting feel during use. The slip-on cuff with cotton hem finish allows for quick donning and doffing. At 0.19 pounds per pair, the glove stays lightweight without sacrificing coverage. Licensed tradespeople and general laborers alike reach for this style when they need a dependable leather glove for everyday work.

The 3205XL is suited for general purpose applications in residential construction, light industrial settings, warehousing, HVAC rough-in work, plumbing, and electrical rough work where cut and abrasion resistance from a grain leather palm is the primary requirement. The glove is sized extra-large for men and equivalent to a large in women sizing. It is sold as a pair. This product was formerly manufactured under the Memphis Glove brand and carries the same construction standards under the MCR SAFETY 3205 series.

Key Features

• CV grade cow grain leather palm delivers excellent strength and abrasion resistance
• Keystone thumb construction reduces hand fatigue and improves dexterity at the thumb joint
• Shirred elastic back provides enhanced fit and keeps the glove secure during use
• Split leather back adds durability on the dorsal side of the hand
• Slip-on cuff style with cotton hem finish for easy on and off
• Full fingered coverage with smooth grip surface across the palm

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style general purpose leather work glove suitable for standard hand-protection applications in construction, HVAC, plumbing, and light industrial trades.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or worn-through leather that may compromise protection. Replace gloves when the palm leather shows significant thinning or cracking. When working near energized electrical equipment, confirm that leather gloves alone do not meet NFPA 70E or OSHA electrical insulation requirements and use appropriate rated insulating gloves as the primary protection layer. Store away from direct sunlight and chemicals that degrade leather.