The MoG Commando Tactical Gloves from MoG Gloves are designed primarily for armed and response units who require the best quality and best fit features of their equipment. You can rely on these gloves for hand protection. In addition, these gloves meet the standards for protective gloves.
These emergency gloves use the best materials. Nylon is used on the back of the hand and fingers, stretchable in four directions, which is excellently resistant to mechanical damage. On the inside of the palm we find a thin suede, which has a hydrophobic treatment (it is therefore resistant to water) and also dries very quickly if it gets wet.
Additional features of the gloves mean extra protection for the wearer's hands. On the knuckles we find a carbon pad with foam padding. And the ventilated design of the gloves and the special ventilation holes on the fingers will certainly please you.
With the MoG Commando gloves, you will also appreciate the ability to control devices with a touch screen, both with your fingers and the inside of your palm. Tactile sensitivity is also essential for tactical purposes, which will come in handy when handling weapons.
The construction of the MoG Commando gloves is also more durable thanks to the Kevlar seams. This is the material from which, for example, bulletproof vests are made. It is a synthetic material with fibers with an above-average dense weave. It therefore has a high resistance to abrasion, tearing and cutting.
These tactical gloves have extra reinforced parts, especially between the thumb and the index finger, which is the most stressed area of gloves. There is also an adjustable velcro cuff that allows the gloves to fit snugly on your hands without slipping. In addition, there is a loop on the wrist, which you can use to attach the gloves to a tactical belt, for example.
Material in detail | Main material: nylon four-way stretch material Additional material: suede with hydrophobic treatment Additional material: kevlar |
Other specifications | Meet standards EN 420:2003 + A1:2009 Meets standard EN 388:2016 Meets standard EN 407:2004 |