The best impact and abrasion protection!

When you’re cleaning windows in the cold and snow, the last thing you want to worry about is your gloves. You want a pair of gloves that will keep your hands warm and dry so you can work.

The Knucklehead X10 gloves are a great pair of gloves for winter window cleaning. They’ll keep your hands warm while keeping the water out, and they’re fabric. So they won’t make your hands sweat! They’re reinforced in the places where your tools will rub to make them last longer. An elastic cuff keeps the gloves snug on your hands and keeps out the water and cold air.

Available in large and X-large.

Features

• Waterproof & windproof
• Breathable
• High visibility
• 100 gram of Thinsulate lining for warmth
• Armor Skin synthetic leather palm with PVC palm patch
• Stretch knit back with full-finger TPR impact protection
• Reduces load at impact by 20.6%
• ANSI cut level 3, EN puncture level 2
• Reinforced thumb webbing
• Elastic cuff closure
• Pre-curved design to reduce hand fatigue

Why Should You Choose The Knucklehead X10 Gloves?

The Knucklehead X10 gloves are designed for precise working. Everything about them is designed to make your work easier, from the great grip of the synthetic leather palm to the pre-curved fingers to reduce hand fatigue. The backside is stretchy knit with reinforced knuckles to protect your hands from impacts and reinforcement between the thumb and forefinger for added abrasion resistance.

Benefits

A good pair of winter window cleaning gloves should first off be WARM and WATERPROOF. You also have to be able to work in them, so they should have good GRIP and be FLEXIBLE. Finally, you want your gloves to last, so they should be DURABLE. A good pair of winter window cleaning gloves get used every day and should last about a season.

How do the Knucklehead X10 gloves stack up?

What Size Knucklehead X10 Gloves Are Right For You?

Here’s a general guideline to get you the right size gloves.

To get your hand’s circumference, measure your dominate hand around your knuckles with your fingers together and your hand flat. Do not include your thumb.