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Coldwork™ Original®

Our classic design gets a cold weather upgrade with the Coldwork™ Original®. It's water-resistant and wind-sealed, providing light resistance to abrasions, cuts, and punctures. This glove is built with 40g 3M™ Thinsulate™ insulation that keeps warm air in and cold air out. Comes with removable spring clips and is touchscreen capable.

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Coldwork™ Original®


Coldwork™ Insulated Driver

Any time your team works outdoors, they’re exposing themselves to bitter wind and precipitation. Hands can quickly grow numb the longer they're exposed. Not so with the Coldwork™ Insulated Driver. This glove has 100g of 3M™ Thinsulate™ insulation wrapped in a water-repellant synthetic leather shell, which can protect your crew’s hands from the worst weather conditions.

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Coldwork™ Insulated Driver


Coldwork™ M-Pact®

When your workers need protection from both the elements and impact hazards, we recommend trying the Coldwork™ M-Pact® gloves from Mechanix Wear. These ANSI Level 2 impact gloves are also built with D30® palm reinforcement for added support when using tools or heavy machinery.

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Coldwork™ M-Pact®


Coldwork™ Winter Utility Glove

Looking for a general-purpose glove that can be worn day in and out? Then the Coldwork™ Winter Utility glove is the right one for your team. It’s great for operating equipment in cold environments, cold storage, snow removal, and other light-duty tasks. It has thick insulated palms and back-of-hand with secure, stretch-fit elastic cuffs to keep warm air in.

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Coldwork™ Winter Utility Glove


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