Mcr Safety MU36211XL Mustang Driver Gloves Xl Goatskin

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY MU36211XL is a premium grain goatskin leather utility driver glove built for professionals working in the utility, electrical, and construction trades. The glove features a double-palm construction with a second layer of goatskin leather at the palm, fingertips, and knuckle area for added abrasion resistance without sacrificing hand feel or dexterity. A fleece lining provides warmth in cold conditions, while an internal waterproof and windproof bladder keeps hands dry during outdoor work. All stitch lines are sewn with Kevlar thread to extend wear life and prevent seam failure under load. The glove measures 12 inches in length and is sold as a pair.

This glove is designed for utility industry professionals including lineworkers, electricians, and construction tradespeople who need reliable hand protection in variable weather conditions. The top grain goatskin leather provides better dexterity and abrasion resistance compared to split leather, making it suitable for tasks requiring a controlled grip such as handling rope, cable, tools, and hardware components. A shirred elastic wrist closure keeps the glove secure during active work. The X-Large sizing and 12-inch glove length make this model appropriate for larger hand profiles requiring extended wrist coverage.

Key Features

• Premium brown goatskin leather upper for superior dexterity and abrasion resistance
• Double-palm construction with second goatskin layer at palm, fingertips, and knuckle
• Internal waterproof and windproof bladder for wet-weather performance
• Fleece lining for cold-weather insulation
• Kevlar-thread stitching on all seam lines to resist blowout and extend glove life
• Wing-style thumb and shirred elastic wrist for fit and mobility

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style work glove for utility, electrical, and construction trade professionals requiring waterproof, insulated leather hand protection in X-Large sizing.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, seam separation, or bladder damage that could compromise protection. Leather gloves should not be used as primary arc flash or high-voltage electrical insulation — verify appropriate glove class for voltage exposure per NFPA 70E requirements. Allow gloves to air-dry away from direct heat after exposure to moisture to preserve leather integrity and waterproof bladder performance.