Mechanixwear ColdWork Coyote Base Layer Gloves

Cold Weather Base Layer

The ColdWork Base Layer from Mechanix Wear is a thin, warm glove for cold days when you still need full use of your fingers. Wear it as a liner, meaning a close-fitting glove worn under a heavier outer glove, or on its own when conditions are milder. Mechanix designs it for military, law enforcement, shooting sports, and maintenance and repair work. This version comes in Coyote, a muted tan-brown that matches most current tactical kit.

Features

• Water-Resistant Stretch Softshell — The outer is a stretch softshell, a flexible woven fabric that moves with the hand, treated to repel water and keep cold air from getting in.
• Microfleece Lining — A thin brushed fleece lines the inside for warmth and comfort against the skin without adding bulk.
• Low-Profile Liner Design — The slim cut fits under a larger work or winter glove, so you can layer up in hard cold and strip down to the liner for fine tasks.
• Padlock Silicone Grip Palm — Raised hexagonal silicone covers the palm, thumb and index finger to give a non-slip hold on tools, weapons and wet surfaces.
• Touchscreen Fingertips — Conductive patches on the thumb and index finger let you operate a phone or tablet without taking the glove off.
• Rollover Cuff — A doubled-over knit cuff sits snug at the wrist and seals out wind and snow while staying easy to tuck under a jacket sleeve.
• Nylon Carrier Loop — A webbing loop at the cuff lets you clip the pair to a pack, belt or carabiner when you are not wearing them.
• Machine Washable — The gloves can go through the washing machine, which helps when they pick up oil, mud or range grime.

Fit And Construction

The glove is built from polyester, fleece and spandex, with the spandex providing the stretch that gives a close, second-skin fit. Sizes run from Small through XXL; because it is designed to sit close as a liner, choose your usual Mechanix size rather than sizing up. Model number CWKBL-72 identifies the Coyote color. The product is imported.