Highly resilient and multifunctional gloves crafted specifically for professional military personnel and special forces operatives. Mechanix Wear gloves are an excellent option for users who value hand protection that is lightweight, comfortable, and ensures a reliable grip.
DuraHide leather is used on the grip area and the upper surfaces of the thumb and index finger, delivering superior abrasion resistance. The upper section features breathable TrekDry® fabric to minimize sweating. The cuff secures firmly with a Velcro closure.
Superior protection for the palm, metacarpus, fingers, and knuckles is ensured through the use of D3O® material combined with TPR panels (Thermal Plastic Rubber, meeting EN13594 standards). These materials offer excellent defense against abrasions and impacts from external sources. Segmenting the panels facilitates smooth finger movement and flexibility.
Mechanix gloves serve as an ideal choice for survival adventures, automotive workshop tasks, DIY projects, as well as asg and paintball activities. Widely favored by special forces operators, Mechanix gloves consistently deliver top-tier performance in demanding conditions.
Gloves comply with the EN388 protective standard at level 4111XP for mechanical hazard resistance, which entails:
- 4: abrasion resistance (rated on a 0–4 scale)
- 1: cut resistance (rated on a 0–5 scale)
- 1: tear resistance (rated on a 0–4 scale)
- 1: puncture resistance (rated on a 0–4 scale)
- X: cut resistance – TDM test (ISO 13997) (measured from A–F)
- P: impact protection (requirement fulfilled)
Scales defined by the EN388 standard indicate the level of glove protection: a score of 0 signifies no protection, while 4 or 5 represent the highest resistance levels.
During TDM testing (ISO 13997), letters denote cut resistance, with A as the minimum protection and F as the maximum.
X designates an untested or non-applicable criterion, while P confirms compliance with impact protection requirements.
