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Pair of brown leather work gloves with knit cuffs and Thinsulate lining

Condor

Condor 4TJW2 cold protection gloves grain cowhide leather palm Thinsulate personal protective equipment

SKU CH-C0PV-P3NSZ

Cold protection gloves with grain cowhide leather palm and Thinsulate insulation, sold as a pair

  • Grain cowhide palm resists abrasion and wear
  • Thinsulate insulation traps heat in cold conditions
  • Keystone thumb design improves grip and dexterity
  • Knit cuff seals out wind and debris
  • Sold as a pair for immediate use

Cold-weather hand protection

These gloves combine a grain cowhide leather palm with a Thinsulate liner to keep hands warm during outdoor work. The keystone thumb and knit cuff improve dexterity while sealing out cold air. Sold as a left-and-right pair, they are built for tasks that demand both grip and insulation.

Leather palm and Thinsulate lining

The full-grain cowhide covers the palm and fingers for abrasion resistance and a secure hold on tools. Thinsulate insulation in the liner traps heat without adding bulk, so fingers stay mobile in low temperatures. Polyester stitching reinforces seams against repeated flexing.

No cut-resistance rating

ANSI/ISEA cut level is listed as not applicable, meaning these gloves are not tested for blade or sharp-edge protection. Buyers who need rated cut resistance should select a different model.

Highlights

  • Grain cowhide palm resists abrasion and wear
  • Thinsulate insulation traps heat in cold conditions
  • Keystone thumb design improves grip and dexterity
  • Knit cuff seals out wind and debris
  • Sold as a pair for immediate use

Specifications

BrandCONDOR

Questions about this item

How long does the Thinsulate liner last before it needs replacing?

The Thinsulate insulation is sewn into the glove and is not designed to be replaced separately; when the liner loses loft or the leather palm wears through, the whole pair is retired.

What fails first when the gloves are worn all day in freezing conditions?

The leather palm typically abrades before the knit cuff or polyester stitching, so grip surface wear is the first limit you will notice.

Do the gloves get damp inside after hours of continuous work?

The Thinsulate liner traps warmth but is not moisture-wicking, so sweat can accumulate during sustained activity; airing them out between shifts helps keep hands dry.

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