Dekton Leather Working Gloves - Large


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The Dekton Leather Working Gloves are designed for professional tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts who require robust hand protection for construction, automotive, and heavy-duty manual tasks. These gloves provide the key benefit of an ultra-grip surface that maintains tool control even in slippery conditions, though users should note that the thick leather material may feel somewhat stiff during the initial break-in period.
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No, washing leather gloves in a machine will strip natural oils, cause hardening, and damage the structural integrity.
No, these are rated for mechanical risks (EN388) and are not certified for protection against hazardous chemicals or liquids.
It means the gloves have been independently tested and certified to provide protection against 'intermediate' risks such as cuts, punctures, and abrasions.
While they provide some wind protection due to the leather shell, they are not insulated for sub-zero temperatures.
No, these gloves do not provide electrical insulation and should not be used for live-wire electrical tasks.
Flex the leather by making a fist and opening your hand repeatedly to soften the material through natural wear.
Clean the surface with a dry or slightly damp cloth to remove accumulated grease or dust that may be clogging the grip pattern.
To ensure the longevity of your Dekton Leather Working Gloves, wipe away heavy dirt or debris after each use. Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or extreme moisture, as prolonged dampness can degrade the leather. If the gloves become saturated, allow them to air dry slowly at room temperature; do not place them directly on radiators or heat sources, as this will cause the leather to crack or harden. Regularly inspect the stitching and material for signs of excessive wear or tears that could compromise your safety, and replace them if the integrity of the material is breached.