Tundra Insulated Work Gloves
Insulated work gloves combine a grain deerskin leather palm with a flexible spandex back, 120 grams of Cold Keep insulation and a waterproof moisture barrier. Sold here as Tundra cold condition gloves, this model has a dual cuff and reinforced gripping areas for cold-weather material handling. ASA SKU S7200INT identifies this glove.
Key Features
- Griptex palm and fingertip reinforcement
- Reinforced thumb crotch
- Padded palm and neoprene knuckles
- Reflective stripe and wing thumb
Common Uses and Applications
- Cold warehouse material handling
- Outdoor winter maintenance
- Industrial handling in cold conditions
- Automotive tasks after hazard assessment
Insulation, Grip and Cuff Coverage
The deerskin palm provides flexibility, while Griptex reinforces areas exposed to repeated handling. A wing thumb supports hand movement. The outer safety cuff and inner knit wrist provide overlapping coverage at the wrist; check their fit with jacket sleeves before starting work.
The manufacturer specifies a waterproof barrier, but that does not establish suitability for immersion or chemical handling. Keep water from entering through the cuff. Check grip with the actual tools, cartons or materials used, particularly when surfaces are wet or icy.
Cold Protection and Documented Limits
The manufacturer identifies 120 grams of Cold Keep insulation. Its current specification sheet does not establish a minimum working temperature, EN 511 cold rating, ANSI cut level or ANSI impact rating. Padded knuckles and reinforced leather should not be treated as evidence of those performance classifications.
Select insulation for the complete exposure: air temperature, wind, moisture, contact surfaces, activity and time spent outside a warm area. A glove's insulation weight alone cannot determine safe exposure duration. Provide warming breaks and dry replacement gloves as required by the workplace assessment.
OSHA Hand Protection Requirements
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.138 requires appropriate hand protection for identified hazards, including harmful temperature extremes. Employers must evaluate glove performance against tasks, working conditions and duration of use. This requirement does not constitute OSHA approval of the SG7200INT.
Inspection and Manufacturer Documentation
Inspect the palm, lining, cuff and seams before use. Confirm finger movement and grip before each shift. Replace gloves when damage, contamination or moisture compromises their suitability. Follow manufacturer care instructions. Compare cold weather work gloves when a task requires different coverage or documented mechanical ratings.
Review the manufacturer SG7200INT specification sheet (PDF).
California warning: The manufacturer warns of cancer and reproductive harm from exposure to chromium (hexavalent compounds). See P65Warnings.ca.gov.
FAQ: Tundra Cold Condition Gloves
Is this HeatLock insulation?
No. The confirmed model uses 120g Cold Keep insulation.
Are these guaranteed for −30°F?
No. The manufacturer sheet does not substantiate that temperature claim.
Does reflective trim certify traffic protection?
No. Reflective trim alone does not establish an apparel classification.
Can I use them for chemical immersion?
No. Select protection verified for the specific chemical and exposure.
