MaxiDry Zero 56-451 Cold Condition Work Glove with Thermal Lining and Full Double-Dipped Nitrile Coating

Product Information

The nylon and acrylic lining mean that the MaxiDry Gloves are highly flexible, and should be well suited to handling tasks that require a little more tactility. This includes using equipment and handling tools, where the flexibility shouldn't pose a problem. Should you require an extremely high level of flexibility, then we would recommend you try the Ejendals Tegera 295 Waterproof Thermal Work Gloves as they provide the same level of cold resistance with outstanding dexterity and sensitivity. How Much Grip do the Zero Thermal Gloves Provide?

The MaxiDry Gloves are fantastic winter gloves. They offer a variety of fantastic properties that help to make them some of our best selling cold weather gloves. Key points include:

In What Temperatures Can I Use the MaxiDry Zero Gloves?

The MaxiDry Gloves are designed for use in extremely cold conditions. They will continue to retain their high level of flexibility in conditions that go as low as -10°C, and will continue to lose a little flexibility as conditions drop as low as -30°C. They will still keep your hands warm even in conditions this low, providing useful for extremely cold weather, What EN Scores Do the MaxiDry Zero Thermal Gloves Receive? Editor's Verdict:Cut protection is essential for anyone who works with blades and other sharp objects, but finding cut-resistant gloves that are also warm and waterproof is a real challenge. After a great deal of searching, we narrowed down the best possible glove for the job. Not only do the Traffiglove TG5570 Glovesboast the highest rating of cut-resistance, they also provide excellent thermal warmth and water protection. You might have noticed that this product adheres to EN standard EN 511. EN standards ensure that the product you are buying meets the safety standards of the European Committee for Standardization (CEN), the highest standards organisation recognised by and working on behalf of the European Union. To pass any EN standard, a PPE product must undergo some of the most rigorous safety tests around. Best Thermal Waterproof Gloves for Building and Scaffolding Winner: Polyco Grip it Oil therm Hi-Vis Waterproof GIOTH Gloves

If you're looking for a particular type of glove, follow the links below to skip straight to what you need. These gloves are the ultimate cold and wet weather gloves, however they protect the hands from far more than just bad weather. They are designed to protect your hands against: Best Thermal Waterproof Gloves for Driving Winner: Portwest PW3 Thermal Water-Resistant Work Gloves Best Thermal Waterproof Gloves for Cycling , sports and General Use Winner: Ejendals Tegera 517 Insulated Waterproof Work Gloves The MaxiDry Zero Thermal Waterproof Gloves 56-451 are supplied as a pair of gloves. Sizing InformationThe MaxiDry Zero Gloves have been tested to a range of different standards to ensure a high quality of performance. They have been tested to three different standards, each describing their level of protection against different risks. The scores that they received are as follows: EN 388 Hazard The MaxiDry Zero Thermal Gloves are waterproof up to the wrist, and can protect from the cold in temperatures that reach as low as -30°C. When these thermal and waterproof properties are combined with their grip, comfort and flexibility, you get a highly versatile pair of gloves that are well suited to a wide range of cold environment workplaces. Tasks where these gloves are recommended include: In addition to providing reliable protection from a number of elements, the MaxiDry Gloves are also incredibly comfortable to wear. They have a soft inner liner made from a blend of acrylic and nylon. This fits snugly against the hand, stretching easily with the movement of your hands for reduced fatigue, while adding thermal insulation. How Much Grip Do They Provide? Working outside in the cold can be brutal on the hands, especially if it's raining, or if you're working in a wet environment. Gloves that are designed to keep out both water and cold are essential for working in such conditions, and we're here to help you find them.