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Pit Crew Mechanic Glove - Black - Large - CLC Custom LeatherCraft

Part #: 220BL

The CLC Custom LeatherCraft 220BL Pit Crew Mechanic Glove is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics requiring reliable hand protection and superior dexterity in demanding work environments. Designed for sustained performance, these gloves combine durable materials with ergonomic features to support a wide range of automotive and industrial tasks.

Key Features

  • Clarino® Synthetic Leather Construction: Offers exceptional durability, tear resistance, and tactile sensitivity, ensuring a secure grip and long-lasting wear for professional-grade applications.
  • Padded Palm: Strategically placed padding in the palm helps to absorb impact and reduce vibration, enhancing comfort during prolonged use of power tools and heavy machinery.
  • Reinforced Thumb Panel: Provides increased durability and protection in a high-wear area, extending the lifespan of the glove in demanding mechanical and assembly tasks.
  • Neoprene Flexible Wrist Cuff: Delivers a comfortable and secure fit, preventing debris from entering the glove while allowing for unrestricted wrist movement.
  • Lycra Side Panels: Integrated for enhanced flexibility, breathability, and improved dexterity, allowing for precise handling of small components and tools.
  • TPR Wing Closing Wrist Strap: Features a reliable hook-and-loop closure for a customizable and secure fit, keeping the glove firmly in place during active work.

Applications

These professional-grade mechanic gloves are ideal for a variety of tasks across automotive and industrial sectors. They are well-suited for vehicle maintenance and repair, engine work, assembly operations, equipment handling, and general shop duties where hand protection, grip, and dexterity are critical. From intricate engine bay work to handling robust industrial components, these gloves provide the necessary attributes for professional performance.

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This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 01 February, 2007.