SKU: E280-2XL
Esko Premium Leather Rigger Gloves protect hands through a full shift of rigging and handling work without the stiffness a lower-grade leather glove develops. A poorly-fitted or low-grade rigger glove loses dexterity fast and hardens with wear, losing its protective feel exactly when it's needed most. These gloves are made from premium full-grain 'A' grade cowhide, known on Kiwi sites as 'The Rigger', soft and dexterous enough for all-day comfort without giving up protection. They're EN388 certified. This is the 2XL size, part of a range running from S through 4XL. Riggers, engineers and general trade crews use them for handling, rigging and any job needing a durable, comfortable leather glove.
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Esko Premium Leather Rigger Gloves protect hands through a full shift of rigging and handling work without the stiffness a lower-grade leather glove develops. A poorly-fitted or low-grade rigger glove loses dexterity fast and hardens with wear, losing its protective feel exactly when it’s needed most. These gloves are made from premium full-grain ‘A’ grade cowhide, known on Kiwi sites as ‘The Rigger’, soft and dexterous enough for all-day comfort without giving up protection. They’re EN388 certified. This is the 2XL size, part of a range running from S through 4XL. Riggers, engineers and general trade crews use them for handling, rigging and any job needing a durable, comfortable leather glove.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Full-Grain 'A' Grade Cowhide |
| Size | 2XL |
| Certification | EN388 |
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About Esko Premium Leather Rigger Gloves
Premium full-grain 'A' grade cowhide.
S through 4XL.
Yes, EN388 certified.
Yes, that's the trade name this glove is known by on New Zealand sites.
This premium version uses full-grain cowhide for a softer, more dexterous fit. The heavy duty version uses reinforced split leather with a knuckle bar for tougher, more abrasive work.