Firefighter gloves GLOROS F10

with leather palm

Strong cut and puncture protection, excellent tactility, maximum comfort – that's the GLOROS F10. This tactical glove is specifically designed for wildfire operations, but is also suitable for technical rescue.

Gloves for wildfire and technical rescue operations

The GLOROS F10 was specially developed for wildfire operations, but can also be used for technical rescue operations. It is certified according to ISO 16073-4, EN 388 and EN 407, thus offering special protection against mechanical injuries such as cuts, punctures and abrasions and basic protection against contact heat up to 100°C for more than 15 seconds. In addition, the glove impresses with excellent mobility and tactility, good grip and maximum comfort.

Important features for your use

Flame-retardant outer fabric
The durable and flame-retardant materials protect the glove itself
and thus also the hands from injuries during wildfire operations.

Cut and puncture-resistant lining
A special nylon fiberglass lining on the back and palm provides the
cut and puncture resistance required for use.

Excellent grip
The hard-wearing, turned full-grain cowhide on the palm of the hand
offers excellent grip when working with a fire swatter, hoe or axe
thanks to its rough surface.

Dense knitted wristlet
The knitted cuff made of black aramid knit fabric fits perfectly
around the wrist and prevents debris from penetrating the inside of
the glove.

Reinforced attachment eyelet
Reinforced eyelets on the wristlet and an included carabiner allow
the glove to be lock to your jacket or trousers when not in use.

Material
The palm of the GLOROS F10 is made of hard-wearing gray full-grain cowhide leather, which is further reinforced between the thumb and index finger. A special nylon fiberglass lining ensures the necessary cut protection. Flame-retardant modified acrylic in grey and yellow protects the back of the hand, while a comfortable fleece on the inside dissipates moisture and heat, ensuring a comfortable fit even during long periods of use.

The wrist is finished with a knitted cuff made of aramid, which allows the glove to dock perfectly onto the sleeves of the protective jacket. A reinforced eyelet is integrated there for attaching the glove to the operational jacket.