Woof Wear Summer Yard Glove Grey L

Woof Wear Summer Yard Glove – Grey, Size Large

A double dip of latex and nitrile across the palm is what gives this glove its grip, and it works whether the handle is dry, wet or slick with hose water. The back of the hand is deliberately left undipped, so the glove breathes instead of filling with sweat — the difference between wearing gloves for a full morning in July and abandoning them by nine.

Large is a roomy adult fit and the size most men choose. Do not mistake it for a winter glove: there is no insulation and no waterproof layer, and the same open back that keeps you cool lets rain in.

Performance & Benefits

• Palm double coated with latex and nitrile, so grip holds on wet handles and hose fittings.
• Undipped back vents heat and moisture during sustained work.
• Thin stretch polyester liner keeps the glove close-fitting and dextrous.
• Tough over the palm and finger pads, where yard gloves normally wear through first.
• Priced as a working consumable rather than a technical glove.

Suitable For

• Summer stable duties, poo picking, sweeping and muck heap work.
• Fencing, hedge cutting and general outdoor tasks.
• Larger adult hands.
• Anyone who wants grip without a sweaty lining.
• Not the glove for winter or persistent rain — the Woof Wear Winter Yard Glove covers the cold, and the Woof Wear All Season Waterproof Yard Glove covers the wet.

How to Use

• Choose your normal work-glove size rather than sizing up.
• Rinse the coated palm under a tap after mucky work and air dry.
• Keep away from radiators; heat hardens the latex coating.
• Change the pair once the palm coating starts to split.

Specification

• Woof Wear Summer Yard Glove, grey. This listing is size Large.
• Stretch polyester liner; double latex and nitrile palm coating; undipped breathable back.
• Woof Wear product code WG0125. Grey and navy, in Small, Medium, Large and Extra Large.
• No thermal lining, no waterproof membrane.
• Woof Wear's glove size chart is published as an image without hand measurements, so no figures are quoted here.