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Cold Weather Gloves

Cold Weather Gloves

Cold Weather Work Gloves - Insulated, Waterproof & Hi-Vis Winter Hand Protection

Cold weather work gloves face a design challenge that standard work gloves don't: adding enough insulation to protect against cold without eliminating the grip, dexterity, and tactile feedback a worker needs to actually do their job. Thicker liners and bulkier materials that maximize warmth reduce hand mobility and grip sensitivity — the correct insulation technology and glove construction for your application depends heavily on how much dexterity you need to maintain at low temperatures, what surfaces you're gripping, and whether wet or waterproof performance is required.

The collection covers a range of insulation approaches. Thinsulate™ lined leather driver gloves (Majestic 1951, Global Glove 3200GINT goatskin and 2950 cowhide) use 3M Thinsulate™ or Cold Keep® synthetic insulation behind a grain leather or goatskin palm — providing warmth without excessive bulk, well suited for driving, equipment operation, and tasks requiring a firm leather grip in the cold. Acrylic thermal liner gloves with dipped coatings (Majestic 3228HYT SuperDex, PIP 41-1430 PowerGrab Thermo) use a knit nylon shell over a brushed acrylic thermal liner, with a foam nitrile or latex MicroFinish coating that maintains grip in wet and dry conditions — this is the most common configuration for construction, utilities, and outdoor labor in cold weather. Waterproof triple-coated PVC gloves (Global Glove FrogWear 8490) use a triple-dipped PVC coating over a brushed terry cloth liner for cold-weather chemical handling, wet processing, and environments where waterproof protection is as important as warmth.

A notable subcategory is hi-vis winter gloves — several styles, including the Majestic 2145HYH (Armor Skin™ mechanics glove with hi-vis yellow back), the 3228HYT (hi-vis yellow SuperDex), 3396HO and 3397HO (hi-vis orange Polar Penguin latex palm series), and Global Glove Ice Gripster 338INT and 380INT (hi-vis orange insulated cut-resistant gloves), incorporate fluorescent orange or yellow knit backs that improve hand visibility for workers on road crews and construction sites where hand signals and tool visibility matter. Several cold weather styles also carry ANSI cut resistance ratings (Level A3 and A5) for combined cold and cut protection. The collection includes Majestic Glove, DeWALT, Global Glove FrogWear, PIP, and Portwest. Use the filters to sort by brand, insulation type, ANSI cut level, and color.

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