MX gloves place the padding on the outside of the knuckles and back of the hand for crash protection and also protection from anything thrown at the rider -dirt, rocks, mud. The main calculation on the non-use of padding is breathability and grip.

The measurement you want to take is just below the knuckles. You're going to do a 360 degree wrap of your hand. And that's going to be the measurement.

Heat resistant gloves are designed for protection from high temperatures found in laboratories. They are usually made of heat- and/or flame-resistant materials. Heat resistant gloves should be used for such tasks as removing hot objects from autoclaves and drying ovens.

Glove Sizing Your glove size is the measurement in inches around the palm of your hand. If you are right-handed, measure your right hand. If you are left-handed, measure your left hand. Most of the Geier Gloves we sell are offered in sizes 7½ through 12, by half sizes (no size 11½).

Wrap a measuring tape around your dominant hand just below knuckles, excluding your thumb, and make a fist. This measurement is your 'hand width' glove size.

Many gloves that protect from hot objects are lined with DuPont™ Kevlar®, leather, cotton jersey, and even non-woven felt. Some of our products even self-extinguish when exposed to flames.

Thermal Mittens: the Ultimate Solution Against Cold Hands On particularly cold days, you need gloves that keep your hands optimally warm. The best choice are thermal mittens, which offer the best of warmth, comfort and dexterity thanks to their materials and functions.

If your hand measures 6.5 - 7 inches, choose size 7, Small. If your hand measures 7.5 – 8 inches, choose size 8, Medium. If your hand measures 8.5 – 9 inches, choose size 9, Large. If your hand measures 9.5 – 10 inches, choose size 10, XL.

Wrap the measuring tape around your palm, just below the knuckles, not including the thumb. Glove size should be measured in inches. Round up to the nearest half inch. For Proper Cloth gloves, we highly recommend purchasing a half inch larger size (e.g. if your hand measures 8.5″, purchase a glove size 9).

The industrial glove standard An AQL of 3.0 to 4.0 is used for industrial gloves, while exam-grade gloves are held to a higher standard of 2.5 or lower. That means that fewer than 2.5 gloves in a batch of 100 can fail. An AQL of 2.5 does not ensure that the gloves are perfect, but they are as close as they can be.

Key Features

• Water-resistant, latex coating ensures excellent grip in wet conditions.
• Thermal properties that keep hands warm in cold conditions.
• seamless liner that is anatomical for reduced hand fatigue.

Proper gloves should be use when handling hot objects or cryogens. Heat resistant gloves are designed for protection from high temperatures found in laboratories. They are usually made of heat- and/or flame-resistant materials.

Heated gloves can be really helpful They can help you stay comfortable in your daily chores, daily routine or certain hobbies and activities. As you read through this article stop and reflect on those times when your hands get the coldest and which Heated Glove would be right for you.

A mitten is a cold-weather piece of clothing that you wear on your hand. Unlike gloves, which cover each finger individually, mittens cover your four fingers together, and your thumb separately. Mittens keep your hands warmer than gloves, because your fingers share their warmth and expose less surface area to the cold.

Wrap a measuring tape around your dominant hand just below knuckles, excluding your thumb, and make a fist. This measurement is your 'hand width' glove size.

Category 3 (Cat III): Complex Design – Gloves designated for specific risk applications, where serious harm or irreversible side effects can occur. Tested as per Category 2 (Cat II), these gloves must also be manufactured under an approved quality system or be type tested on an annual basis.