Steiner 0240-X Cowhide Drivers Gloves Size Xl

Product Description

The STEINER 0240-X is a general-purpose cowhide leather drivers glove designed for trade and industrial work environments. Constructed from premium grain cowhide on both the palm and back, this full-fingered glove provides durable hand protection for everyday handling tasks. Key construction details include a keystone thumb for a natural feel and added thumb-joint protection, a double-stitched index finger for reinforced wear resistance, and a shirred elastic wrist cuff that holds the glove securely in place during use. The glove is sold as a pair and weighs 0.25 pounds. It is sized for men XL or women 2XL.

The STEINER 0240-X is intended for general-purpose applications across a range of trades including HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and light construction. The smooth grip cowhide surface works well for handling pipe, conduit, ductwork, and general materials where dexterity and basic abrasion protection are the primary needs. The unisex sizing and straightforward design make it a practical everyday glove for technicians and tradespeople working in residential and light commercial settings.

Key Features

• Premium grain cowhide leather palm and back for durable abrasion resistance
• Keystone thumb construction for natural hand positioning and added protection
• Double-stitched index finger for extra strength at a high-wear contact point
• Shirred elastic wrist cuff for a secure, adjustable fit
• Full-fingered coverage for complete hand protection
• Smooth grip surface suitable for general material handling

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose drivers glove suitable for tradespeople requiring light to moderate hand protection during everyday handling and installation work.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or excessive wear that could compromise protection. Replace immediately if the stitching at the index finger or thumb joint shows signs of failure. These gloves are not rated for electrical arc flash, chemical exposure, or high-heat applications — confirm the glove type is appropriate for the specific hazard before use.