Puncture-resistant gloves crafted for exceptional flexibility and rugged durability. Specially designed padding offers reliable protection against cuts and punctures from blades at any angle.
The exterior of the gloves utilizes durable DuraHide natural leather, delivering superior resistance to wear and tear during demanding tasks. The inner grip area is lined with a fibreglass layer engineered with ArmorCore technology, offering high puncture resistance. This protective material extends across the entire palm and fingertips, ensuring ASTM F2878 level 2 protection against needle punctures.
Reinforced with textured AX G-Series inserts on the grip side, the gloves provide outstanding traction and enhanced handling security. Additional durability is achieved by stitching with Kevlar threads.
The fabric enables seamless touchscreen use while keeping your gloves on. A short cuff with a Velcro strap guarantees a secure fit while maintaining full wrist flexibility.
Prior to initial use, the gloves require a heat-molding process to ensure a precise fit to the user's hand. Achieving an optimal fit greatly enhances tactile sensitivity and range of movement.
Engineered for professional military personnel and special forces operators, the gloves also deliver outstanding performance during survival missions and airsoft engagements.
The gloves comply with the American protective standard ANSI/ISEA 105 at level 4A75, delivering advanced protection against cuts, abrasions, and punctures:
- 4: abrasion resistance (rated from 1 to 6)
- A7: cut resistance (rated from A1 to A9)
- 5: puncture resistance (rated from 0 to 5)
Gloves adhere to the EN388 standard at level 4X44F with respect to mechanical hazard protection:
- 4: abrasion resistance (scale: 0–4)
- X: cut resistance (scale: 0–5)
- 4: tear resistance (scale: 0–4)
- 4: puncture resistance (scale: 0–4)
- F: cut resistance – TDM test (ISO 13997) (scale: A–F)
The gloves fulfill the requirements of the American ASTM F2878 standard at level 2 for needle puncture protection, which denotes:
- 2: needle puncture resistance (scale: 1–5)
Within the ANSI/ISEA 105 standard, abrasion resistance is measured on a 1 to 6 scale, indicating the number of cycles a material withstands before failing. Cut resistance is ranked from A1 to A9, ranging from minimal to maximum protection. Puncture resistance appears on a 0 to 5 scale, showing the force required to penetrate the glove surface with a sharp probe (not including needle punctures).
EN388 standard scales specify glove protection levels: 0 indicates no protection, while higher values (4, 5) represent maximum resistance.
The TDM method (ISO 13997) assigns letter codes to protection levels, where A reflects minimal protection and F denotes the highest.
ASTM F2878 specifies a test procedure for assessing materials’ defense against hypodermic needle puncture, with protection levels from 1 (basic resistance) to 5 (maximum protection), expressing the force in newtons necessary to pierce the glove.
The X symbol means that a particular parameter has not been tested or is not applicable.
