Pip 68-160SB/XXL Leather Work Gloves Full Finger 2XL

Product Description

The PIP 68-160SB/XXL is a full-fingered leather work glove designed for general-purpose use across a range of demanding trades and job-site applications. Built with a top grain leather palm for durability and dexterity, and a shoulder split cowhide leather back for comfort and breathability, this glove provides reliable abrasion resistance during extended wear. The slip-on cuff design allows for quick donning and removal. Nylon stitching throughout adds seam strength under heavy use. Sized for men's 2X-Large or women's 3X-Large, the pair is sold as a single set and ships individually packaged.

This glove is suited for general applications including construction, roofing, farming, utility work, and roping. The keystone thumb construction supports natural hand movement, making it a practical choice for laborers, tradespeople, and farm workers who need a durable unlined leather glove that holds up to rough materials and repetitive grip tasks. The natural cowhide finish requires no break-in coating and performs consistently across outdoor and indoor work environments.

Key Features

• Top grain leather palm delivers smooth surface contact, durability, and hand dexterity
• Shoulder split cowhide leather back provides comfort, breathability, and abrasion resistance
• Keystone thumb construction supports natural hand movement and reduces stress at the thumb joint
• Nylon stitching reinforces seams for long-term durability under heavy-use conditions
• Slip-on cuff style allows fast donning and removal on the job
• Full-fingered coverage protects the entire hand during abrasive tasks

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose unlined leather work glove for unisex fit; men's 2X-Large or women's 3X-Large sizing. Part of the PIP 68-160SB series.

Installation Notes

No installation required. Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or worn seams that could compromise hand protection. Replace when palm or back leather shows significant wear or stitching begins to fail. Follow applicable OSHA hand protection requirements (29 CFR 1910.138) when selecting gloves for specific hazard types.