Snickers 9325 Weather Flex Guard Gloves

The terry brushed inner lining provides good insulation for cold conditions, and they are EN 511 certified for cold. However, 'extreme' cold can vary, and personal tolerance plays a role. For prolonged exposure to very low temperatures, consider layering or specialized extreme cold gear.

No, these gloves are designed for protection against cold, mechanical hazards, and water/oil. They do not offer protection against high heat or open flames.

Refer to the sizing chart provided by Snickers Workwear, which typically measures hand circumference. Ensure a snug but not constricting fit for optimal grip and comfort.

The coating contains 40% PVC (Contains DEHP). While certified for protection, individuals with sensitivities to DEHP should exercise caution or consult a healthcare professional.

EN 388 relates to protection against mechanical risks (abrasion, cutting, tearing, puncture). EN 511 relates to protection against cold (convective, contact cold, and water penetration).

It is recommended to hand wash these gloves with cold water and mild soap. Machine washing and drying are not advised as they can damage the coating and lining.

Wear the gloves for a period to allow them to break in. The material will become more flexible with use.

Clean the palm coating with a damp cloth to remove any accumulated grease or dirt that might be affecting the grip. Ensure gloves are completely dry before use.

Ensure the correct size is being worn. A glove that is too tight can restrict circulation, leading to cold hands. Check for any tears or damage to the coating or lining.

This may indicate the gloves have reached the end of their lifespan or have been subjected to excessive abrasion or chemical exposure beyond their rating. Replace the gloves.