HDX Pigskin Work Glove for Men

Your hands take the most punishment on any working day. These HDX pigskin work gloves for men are heavy duty and built to keep your hands covered through feed runs, fence repairs and shop projects. The natural pigskin leather is the core of the glove, and the men's cut keeps the fit simple for everyday workday use.

Pigskin is a practical choice for handling rough material. It holds up to abrasion and gives you a firm grip on rope, wire and feed twine. The glove is a straightforward pair to grab on the way out the door, and it suits equipment checks, hauling feed, stacking hay and the odd repair around the barn.

Highlights

• Natural pigskin leather
• Heavy duty HDX work glove
• Men's cut for everyday workday fit
• Built for feed runs, fencing and shop work

At a glance

Why pigskin for barn work

Leather gloves protect against the cuts, splinters and rough surfaces that come with barn life, and pigskin is a tough, workable leather that breaks in with use. A glove that stays flexible through a long day lets you tie a knot or fix a latch without fumbling.

These gloves suit the rancher doing fence work, the horse owner who handles hay and tack, the gardener who needs a tough glove for hauling, and the shop hand who wants a durable pair for repairs. They are a good everyday pair for anyone who would rather keep a spare by the feed room than look for one when chores start.

How to pick the right fit

Choose your size by measuring your hand around the knuckles, and check the fit before you start a job. A glove should be snug without pinching, with room to bend your fingers. A glove that fits well keeps your grip steady and reduces fatigue.

Pull the gloves on and make a fist to check the fit at the fingertips. Leather gloves soften with wear, so a pair that feels firm on the first day usually relaxes into a comfortable fit after a few workdays.

Good to know

• Wear these gloves with a long-sleeve work shirt and work jeans for chores, and with boots for a full work outfit. They pair well with a canvas jacket for cold mornings.
• Keep a pair in the truck for fencing repairs and quick equipment checks, and stash a spare pair by the feed room so chores don't wait on a search.
• Shake out dust and wipe off mud after use, then let the gloves air dry away from direct heat. Dry them fully before you store them, so the leather doesn't stiffen or mildew.
• Replace the gloves when the palms wear thin or the seams split, since a worn glove stops protecting the hand it is meant to guard.

About HDX

HDX is a line of heavy duty work gear from M&F Western Products, and these gloves carry the HDX name.

Stock a spare pair now, before the next round of fence work starts.