Pro-safe 68-105/S Cowhide Work Gloves Small General Protection

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE 68-105/S is a full-fingered cowhide leather work glove designed for general hand protection in demanding trade and industrial environments. Constructed from natural grain cowhide, this unlined glove provides durable coverage without added bulk, keeping tactile feel where it matters. The slip-on cuff style allows fast donning and doffing on the job. Sized for a men's small or women's medium hand, the glove features a straight thumb configuration and full finger coverage. At 8.8 inches overall length and a packaged weight of 0.5 pounds per pair, this is a straightforward driver and work glove suited to daily wear in construction, mechanical, and light industrial trades.

This glove is appropriate for general-duty work applications including handling materials, operating hand tools, and driver-style tasks where moderate cut and abrasion resistance is needed. The natural grain cowhide exterior holds up well against rough surfaces, making it a practical choice for HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general tradespeople who need reliable hand protection without specialty features. Sold as a pair. UNSPSC Code 46181504.

Key Features

• Natural grain cowhide construction for durable abrasion resistance
• Full-fingered coverage with straight thumb for natural hand movement
• Unlined interior for improved dexterity and tactile feedback
• Slip-on cuff style for quick on and off during active work
• 8.8 inches overall length for wrist coverage
• Sized men's small / women's medium for a close, secure fit

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose work and driver glove suitable for standard hand-protection applications across trade and industrial environments.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or worn-through areas that would compromise protection. Replace immediately if the palm or finger material shows significant wear. General work gloves are not rated for arc flash, chemical splash, or high-voltage electrical work — confirm the correct PPE category for the specific hazard before use.