Mechanix Wear CWKMP-58-010 Cold Condition Work Gloves L

Product Description

The MECHANIX WEAR CWKMP-58-010 is a full-fingered cold condition work glove designed for tradespeople working in low-temperature environments where hand protection and dexterity both matter. The glove is built around a thermoplastic rubber (TPR) back of hand with a laminated wind barrier and water-resistant softshell construction. C40 3M Thinsulate lining provides thermal insulation without excessive bulk. TPR impact protection on the knuckles meets ANSI 138 Impact Level 2. An Armortex palm layer adds cut and abrasion resistance rated ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Level 2. The hook-and-loop cuff closure locks the glove securely at the wrist. Sized for Men Large or Women Medium, sold as a pair.

This glove is rated for demanding outdoor and industrial applications including maintenance and repair, construction, oil and gas, mining, carpentry, and towing and transport work. The wing thumb design reduces stress at the thumb saddle during gripping tasks. The padded palm supports extended use with hand tools. The gray and black colorway is unisex. It is certified to EN 511 011 for cold protection, EN 388 2121XP for mechanical risks, and carries CE marking, making it appropriate for job sites that require documented PPE standards compliance.

Key Features

• TPR knuckle impact protection meets ANSI 138 Impact Level 2
• C40 3M Thinsulate lining for thermal insulation in cold conditions
• Water-resistant softshell back of hand with laminated wind barrier
• Armortex palm construction rated ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 2
• Hook-and-loop TPR wrist closure for a secure, adjustable fit
• Wing thumb design reduces seam stress during grip-intensive tasks

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style cold condition work glove suitable for trade professionals requiring ANSI 138 Impact Level 2 and EN 388 certified hand protection in maintenance, construction, and industrial service environments.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for tears, punctures, or degraded TPR impact zones that could compromise protection. Follow your employer PPE program and applicable OSHA hand protection requirements when selecting gloves for specific hazard levels. Thinsulate-lined gloves should be stored dry to maintain lining performance; do not machine dry at high heat. Replace gloves when Armortex palm wear, impact protector cracking, or lining compression is observed.