SplitFit Gel Palm Mechanic`s Gloves - Red - Medium - Ringers Gloves

Part #: 145-09

The Ringers Gloves 145-09 SplitFit Gel Palm Mechanic's Gloves are engineered for professional automotive and industrial technicians who require a blend of protection, dexterity, and comfort. Developed and tested by leading race team mechanics, these gloves integrate advanced design features to support demanding tasks, offering a precise feel without compromising hand safety. This model provides robust construction designed for sustained performance in various mechanical environments.

Key Features

  • Compression Molded Knuckle Protection: Shields knuckles from impacts and abrasions, enhancing safety in active work environments.
  • Durable Synthetic Leather Palm: Constructed from robust synthetic leather to withstand daily wear and tear, extending glove lifespan.
  • Patent-Pending Split Palm Design: Optimizes dexterity and tactile feel, allowing for improved grip and precision during intricate operations.
  • Genuine 3M Gel Palm Padding: Incorporates 3M gel for effective vibration dampening and enhanced comfort during prolonged use.
  • Exclusive Flex-All Cuff: Provides a secure and comfortable fit at the wrist, facilitating easy on and off while maintaining glove stability.

Applications

These mechanic's gloves are suitable for a wide range of professional applications, including general automotive repair, engine assembly, equipment maintenance, and other tasks requiring precise handling and hand protection. They are an asset for technicians working in racing, dealership service centers, and industrial settings where durability and tactile feedback are critical for efficient work performance.

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  • Model: 94951
  • Shipping Weight: 1lbs
  • UPC: 646818145092
  • Manufacturers Part #: 145-09
  • Manufactured by: Ringers Gloves
  • Also Known As: RG145-09, RIN145-09

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 07 February, 2007.