Insulated Neoprene Grip Gloves
Insulated neoprene gloves combine a fleece lining, textured palms and an adjustable wrist strap for cold-weather handling tasks. Curved fingers and extended cuffs complete the design. ASA SKU S1801 is available in S, M, L and XL. Choose the size that allows comfortable movement while maintaining control of the objects you handle.
Key Features
- Fleece lining provides an insulating layer.
- Textured palms add contact texture for gripping.
- Adjustable wrist strap helps position the glove.
- Curved fingers follow a partly closed hand position.
- Extended cuff adds coverage beyond the wrist.
Applications
Consider for outdoor cold-weather handling, box handling and fishing tasks where this construction suits the conditions. Assess the temperature, moisture, contact surfaces and exposure duration. For freezer assignments, confirm adequate thermal protection through your workplace assessment before selection.
Grip and Hand Movement
The textured palm is intended to help with handling, but grip depends on the surface being held. Try representative boxes, tools or equipment before issuing the gloves across a team. Check handling with the loads and movements involved, rather than judging grip by appearance alone.
Oil, ice and contamination can change surface contact. Do not treat a textured palm as a guarantee against slipping. Replace gloves when worn areas, damage or contamination interfere with secure handling.
Fit Across the Wrist and Fingers
Fasten the wrist strap securely without restricting movement. Open and close your hand, bend the wrist and check fingertip reach. Excess material can interfere with small controls, while an overly tight fit can compress the lining and limit movement.
Coverage should remain in place during reaching and lifting. The wrist opening is not a sealed connection, so avoid assuming that the cuff prevents water entry.
Cold and Moisture Selection
No numerical temperature rating is established for this listing. Insulation needs vary with activity, wind, wetness, contact with cold surfaces and time exposed. A fleece lining alone does not establish suitability for every freezer or extreme-cold assignment.
Neoprene material does not, by itself, verify the waterproof performance of an assembled glove. Where sustained wet work or immersion is expected, obtain documentation covering the complete glove and its seams. Select a different glove if the required performance cannot be established.
This listing does not establish chemical, cut, puncture or electrical protection ratings. Match those hazards to separately documented protection rather than relying on the neoprene material name.
Applicable OSHA Hand-Protection Requirements
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.138 requires selection of hand protection based on glove performance, the tasks performed, working conditions, exposure duration and identified hazards. This includes harmful temperature extremes. Insulation alone does not establish a minimum safe operating temperature.
OSHA 1910.132(d) requires workplace hazard assessment and selection of properly fitting PPE. These are employer requirements, not OSHA certification of this product.
OSHA’s cold-environment hand-protection guidance advises using manufacturer performance information and employee feedback when selecting gloves. Assess cold contact, moisture, exposure duration and dexterity for the actual task.
Inspection and Reordering
Check the palms, fingers, cuffs and wrist straps before use. Follow supplier care instructions; no washing temperature or drying method is specified here. Record S1801 and the required size when reordering.
Compare other cold weather work gloves for different handling requirements.
FAQ: HandFortress S1801
What lining is listed?
Fleece.
Is the wrist adjustable?
Yes, with a wrist strap.
Which sizes are available?
S, M, L and XL.
Is there a minimum temperature rating?
No verified numerical rating is established.
