Pip 71-3600/L General Purpose Work Gloves Large Goatskin

Product Description

The PIP 71-3600/L is a general purpose work glove built for trades and field work where hand protection, grip, and dexterity are all required. Constructed from top grain goatskin leather, these full-fingered driver-style gloves deliver abrasion resistance and breathability in a single unlined shell. The slip-on cuff provides a clean fit without buckles or straps. The keystone thumb design reduces seam stress at a high-wear contact point, extending service life. At 9.7 inches overall length, the glove covers the hand and wrist adequately for most general-duty tasks. Nylon stitching throughout adds tensile strength at the seams. These gloves are sold as a pair in size Large.

This glove is suited for general applications across construction, roofing, farming, utility work, and roping. The top grain leather palm provides the tactile feedback needed when handling tools, rope, or rough materials. The natural finish and unlined goatskin construction make it a practical choice for warm-weather or high-activity tasks where a heavier lined glove would be excessive. Women's equivalent sizing is Medium. The glove is unisex in design and appropriate for any trade worker needing light to moderate hand protection without sacrificing feel.

Key Features

• Top grain goatskin leather construction for abrasion resistance and breathability
• Full-fingered coverage with keystone thumb for reduced seam wear at the thumb saddle
• Slip-on cuff style for easy donning and a secure fit
• Nylon stitching reinforces high-stress seam locations
• Grain leather palm surface supports grip and dexterity on tools and rope
• Sold as a pair, size Large (Women's Medium equivalent)

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement or stocking glove for trades requiring light to moderate leather hand protection across construction, utility, agricultural, and roofing applications.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for personal protective equipment of this type. Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, abrasions, or seam failures that could compromise protection. Replace gloves when leather shows significant wear, cracking, or stitching separation. Workers in environments with electrical hazards should confirm this glove does not meet dielectric protection standards before use near energized equipment.