Scan Rigger Gloves - One Size

These gloves are designed for general DIY tasks and light industrial use. For heavy-duty construction, consider specialized gloves with higher impact and cut resistance ratings.

Wipe the leather palms with a slightly damp cloth. Avoid soaking the gloves or using abrasive cleaners, which can damage the leather.

EN388:2016 is a European standard that specifies requirements, test methods, marking, and user information for protective gloves against mechanical risks. It rates gloves based on their resistance to abrasion, blade cut, tear, and puncture.

These gloves offer basic protection but are not insulated for extreme cold. For cold weather work, look for gloves specifically designed with thermal lining.

The lifespan depends on the frequency and intensity of use. Regular wear and tear is expected. Inspect gloves regularly for damage and replace them when protection is compromised.

The gloves are designed to be comfortable from the start. With use, the leather palms will naturally conform to your hands, improving feel and grip.

As these are one-size gloves, fit can vary. For a slightly tighter feel, ensure the cuffs are pulled up snugly. For a slightly looser feel, ensure no debris is inside the glove. If the fit is significantly uncomfortable, consider alternative glove styles.

Allow the gloves to dry completely at room temperature. The leather palm's grip will improve once fully dry. Avoid using them in very wet conditions where performance may be compromised.

This is normal with use. For minor scuffs, gentle cleaning might help. For significant damage, especially to the reinforced areas, it may be time to replace the gloves to maintain protection.