Gloves
Work Gloves by Style and Size
Work gloves in this collection come from Milwaukee, Klein Tools, CLC, and FastCap. Milwaukee offers Free-Flex, fingerless, demolition, Impact Cut Level 5 goatskin leather, and Cut Level 3 winter insulated gloves. Klein adds the Journeyman Cold Weather Pro, heavyweight jersey gloves, and lined cowhide drivers gloves. CLC covers Subcontractor and WorkRight Winter gloves plus latex dip and string knit packs. FastCap SKINS fit snug for fine work, and a Makita clip keeps gloves on your belt.
What to Look For
- Size. Most styles come in separate S through XXL listings. Measure your hand around the palm and order each size you need.
- Dexterity. Thin gloves like Free-Flex and SKINS let you handle screws and fasteners. Fingerless gloves leave the tips bare.
- Material. Leather and goatskin resist abrasion. Latex dip adds grip on wet or oily material.
- Pack size. Job packs like the CLC 12-pack outfit a crew in one order.
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Gloves FAQ
Leather or synthetic work gloves?
Leather holds up to rough lumber, rebar, and heat. Synthetic gloves like Milwaukee Free-Flex and FastCap SKINS fit closer and dry faster, which helps with small parts and fasteners.
Are fingerless gloves safe on the job?
They protect the palm while you handle small fasteners and wiring. They leave the fingertips exposed, so switch to full-finger gloves for cutting, demolition, or sharp edges.