Condor
Condor 53GN07 Impact Gloves XL Green PR
Mechanics gloves with TPR knuckle protection, triple-layer Kevlar palm and EN388 certification
- Kevlar palm resists cuts and abrasion
- TPR rubber knuckle guards absorb impact energy
- EN388 certified for mechanical risk protection
- Triple-layer palm construction enhances durability
- Slip-on cuff allows quick donning and doffing
Impact Gloves with TPR Knuckle Protection
These Condor 53GN07 gloves are built for mechanics and riggers who need reinforced hand protection. The triple-layer Kevlar palm and TPR rubber knuckle guards shield against impact and abrasion during heavy-duty tasks. A slip-on polyester back provides a secure fit without adjustable closures. They are sold as a single pair in size XL green.
EN388 Standard and Cut Level Limits
The gloves meet the EN388 standard for mechanical risks such as abrasion and tear resistance. However, the ANSI/ISEA cut level has not been tested, so they cannot be rated for cut-specific hazards. The Kevlar palm adds durability but does not carry a certified cut-resistance score. Buyers needing a verified cut rating should look for a tested alternative.
Compatibility Checks Before Ordering
Confirm that a slip-on cuff works with your sleeve length and that an unlined interior suits your climate. The gloves are not insulated, so they are unsuitable for cold environments. Touchscreen compatibility is absent, requiring glove removal for device use. Verify that the green and yellow colour coding matches your site safety requirements.
Highlights
- Kevlar palm resists cuts and abrasion
- TPR rubber knuckle guards absorb impact energy
- EN388 certified for mechanical risk protection
- Triple-layer palm construction enhances durability
- Slip-on cuff allows quick donning and doffing
Specifications
| Brand | CONDOR |
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Questions about this item
How do I choose the right size when only XL is listed?
The supplier title specifies Size XL, so this pair is only available in extra-large; select it if XL matches your hand measurement.
What does the EN388 rating mean when I am actually wearing these gloves?
EN388 is a European standard that tests abrasion, cut, tear and puncture resistance; the gloves meet that standard for mechanical hazard protection.
What does the ANSI/ISEA cut level tell me about real-world cut protection?
The gloves are marked ANSI/ISEA Cut Level Not Tested, so no cut-level performance claim is made under that standard.
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