Pro-safe PS-98178 Cowhide Work Gloves Medium

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PS-98178 is a general purpose work glove built for trade professionals who need reliable hand protection through long shifts. The palm uses top grain cowhide leather for a smooth fit that holds up to repeated use while maintaining dexterity for handling tools, fittings, and components. The back is constructed from split cowhide bourbon brown leather, which provides breathability and abrasion resistance during active work. The keystone thumb design supports natural hand movement and reduces fatigue. This glove is sold as a pair in size Medium and weighs approximately 0.38 pounds per pair.

These gloves are suited for general trade work including HVAC installation, plumbing rough-in, electrical work, and general mechanical tasks. The uncoated leather grip surface gives a consistent feel on tools, pipe, conduit, and sheet metal. The slip-on cuff style allows for fast donning and removal, making these practical on job sites where gloves go on and off frequently throughout the day. The brown cowhide construction is a standard choice for light-to-moderate hand protection in residential and light commercial trade environments.

Key Features

• Top grain cowhide leather palm for durability and dexterity
• Split cowhide bourbon brown leather back for breathability and abrasion resistance
• Keystone thumb construction for natural hand movement and reduced fatigue
• Slip-on cuff style for quick donning and removal on active job sites
• Uncoated leather grip surface for consistent tool and material handling
• Sold as a pair in size Medium

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose work glove for trade professionals in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical applications requiring light-to-moderate hand protection.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or wear-through that could compromise hand protection. Replace immediately if the palm or back material is compromised. These gloves are not rated for arc flash, chemical exposure, or cut-resistance applications — verify that the protection level meets the hazard requirements of the specific task before use.