Horizon Thermo-Grip fleece lined polyester acrylic knit winter gloves with wrinkle-grip latex coating Sold in pairs

Horizon Thermo-Grip™ winter glove in a flannel-lined knit with ribbed latex coating

The Horizon Thermo-Grip™ (G750760) winter glove is an all-purpose glove designed for cold-weather work: its polyester and acrylic knit lined with flannel provides comfortable, economical thermal insulation, while its ribbed latex finish delivers excellent grip on both dry and wet surfaces. Comfortable and ergonomic, it offers good dexterity in the cold, damp conditions of winter — an economical choice for workers in cold-storage warehouses, construction, agriculture and public services. Sold in pairs.

This model is available in sizes ranging from small (7) to extra-large (10). Please select your size in the box above.

Features of the Horizon Thermo-Grip™ winter glove with ribbed latex finish

This knit glove is comfortable and ergonomic while offering a reliable grip thanks to its ribbed latex finish, which provides excellent adhesion on dry and wet surfaces alike. It also delivers comfortable, economical thermal insulation. In short, it is an excellent example of an all-purpose winter glove.

Polyester properties for warmth and abrasion resistance

This fiber offers good abrasion resistance as well as good chemical resistance. Polyester can easily replace wool since it is just as warm, lighter and dries very quickly, in addition to being wrinkle-free. It is, however, a little rougher to the touch than most other textiles, sensitive to heat and retains odors.

Acrylic properties for winter thermal insulation

Acrylic is a very warm material generally found in winter clothing. This textile also easily replaces wool, since it costs less, dries faster and is just as warm. It is, however, less robust and tends to pill.

Natural latex properties for grip

The properties of natural latex vary according to the additives dispersed in the resin matrix. Its polymer structure is behind its extreme elasticity, suppleness, good elongation at break and excellent barrier quality against viruses and transmissible pathogens. Compared to its synthetic equivalents, natural latex offers only limited protection against oils, greases or hydrocarbons, but it resists many acids well.

Applications of the glove in cold-storage warehouses, construction and agriculture

These gloves are ideal for workers in cold-storage warehouses, construction, agriculture and public services. They offer good dexterity in cold and damp conditions such as winter.

Restrictions of the partially latex-coated winter glove

Polyester is known for its low heat resistance. Latex has low flame resistance and degrades on contact with hydrocarbons and organic solvents. This glove only offers limited protection against cuts, tears and punctures: it cannot eliminate the risk of injuries and lacerations. Since it is only partially coated, it is not intended to be immersed in liquids. Finally, natural rubber latex gloves contain latex proteins, an allergen: contact with these proteins may cause a type-I reaction, ranging from skin irritation to anaphylactic reaction.

Maintenance and lifetime of the washable winter glove

Basic maintenance is recommended to extend the life of your gloves. Simply wash them in cold water at 85°F/30°C with a mild detergent. You can then machine dry them at low temperature. Never use bleach on this glove.

FAQ about the Horizon Thermo-Grip™ winter glove

Is this glove warm enough for winter work?

Yes. Its polyester and acrylic knit lined with flannel provides comfortable, economical thermal insulation suited to cold-storage warehouses and outdoor work in cold weather.

Does it provide a good grip on wet surfaces?

Yes. Its ribbed latex finish ensures excellent adhesion on both dry and wet surfaces.

What sizes are available and how is it sold?

It is available from small (7) to extra-large (10) and is sold in pairs.

Can it be immersed in liquids or used with hydrocarbons?

No. It is only partially coated and the latex degrades on contact with hydrocarbons and organic solvents; it is not intended for immersion.

Is this glove suitable for people allergic to latex?

Not recommended. Natural rubber latex contains allergenic proteins that can cause a type-I reaction; people sensitive to latex should choose a latex-free glove.

Suggestions to complement your cold protection

To complete your winter protection, see the Dexterity® winter glove in fleece-lined nylon knit (G901), the Horizon™ cotton winter glove with PVC rough finish (G500), and the Showa Temres 282-02 insulated gloves in polyurethane-coated nylon (G28202) for cold, damp work. For extreme cold, choose the SnowForce™ cryoprotective split-leather glove (G904).

Under “Accessories” at the bottom of the page, complete your equipment with the Horizon™ cowhide leather driver’s glove (G905), the Endura® cryoprotective glove with BOA acrylic liner (G906), the economical Endura® Gunn-cut cowgrain winter glove (G911), or the Endura® one-finger mitt (G915).

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