I don't understand the popularity of Mechanix gloves. I have tested many models and almost always the thumb was too large. These gloves are stiff as if covered in concrete. I decided to go with the tactical 5.11 Competition Primaloft Insulated gloves and those are much better. Mechanix produces durable gloves, but their sizing and practicality leave much to be desired.
Mechanix Wear ColdWork Canvas Utility Tactical Gloves - Black
Black tactical gloves, made using advanced DuraHide technology. They effectively protect against frost while also shielding hands from abrasions and cuts. The combination of 100g 3M Thinsulate insulation with a soft Sherpa lining traps heat inside the gloves while wicking away moisture, ensuring thermal comfort even in harsh weather conditions.
durable materials, EVA foam, Gunn Cut Finger design
The outer part of the gloves is made from durable canvas with a hydrophobic C6 coating, which repels moisture and provides oil resistance. The knuckles are protected by 3mm EVA foam, effectively absorbing impacts. The palm side features water- and abrasion-resistant leather, made using DuraHide technology. To enhance durability, the gloves use a Gunn Cut Finger construction, which repositions seams in areas prone to wear.
cuff with drawstring
A comfortable cuff with a fabric elastic ensures a perfect fit around the wrists, providing better protection against cold air penetrating the gloves.
protective standards
The gloves adhere to the EN388-2223X protective standard for resistance to mechanical actions, meaning:
- 2: abrasion resistance (rated 0-4)
- 2: cut resistance (rated 0-5)
- 2: tear resistance (rated 0-4)
- 3: puncture resistance (rated 0-4)
Cold protection conforms to EN511 level 23X.
main features
- 100g 3M Thinsulate insulation ensuring thermal comfort
- Sherpa lining excels at retaining heat
- Hydrophobic C6 coating guards against moisture
- EVA foam shields the knuckles
- Palm side crafted from tough DuraHide leather
- Comfortable cuff with elastic fit
- Compliance with EN388-2223X and EN511 at level 23X
MILITARY is the official distributor of Mechanix Wear.
Mechanix Wear is a renowned American manufacturer, known worldwide for its exceptional quality protective gloves. Since its founding in 1991, the brand has earned acclaim for its unmatched durability, precise fit and cutting-edge technologies that protect hands. The manufacturing process uses innovative materials such as Armortex® leather, flexible and breathable TrekDry® and shock-absorbing D3O® reinforcements, which together provide superior comfort, grip confidence and resistance to damage. Mechanix gloves provide reliable protection for soldiers, uniformed services, shooters and outdoor enthusiasts.
| Color/camouflage | Black |
|---|---|
| Insulation | Yes |
| Touchscreen capable | No |
| Material type | Synthetic-natural |
| Type/purpose | Winter |
| Additional material | Polyester |
| Additional material | nylon |
| Additional material | Cotton |
| Main material | leather |
| Main color | Black |
| Gender | Men's |
| Manufacturer code | CWKCU-58- |
| Brand | Mechanix Wear |
| EAN |
Reviews with photos
Number of reviews: 15
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Very warm and thick gloves, perfect for frost – another successful purchase of Mechanix gloves. They have a comfortable, soft cuff that is easy to tuck under a jacket sleeve. Splash resistant, though not fully waterproof. Highly recommend!
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At -10 degrees in dry conditions, the gloves performed great. I didn't have a chance to test their water resistance. They're very warm, but you need to choose the right size – mine differed from summer Mechanix models (from M to XL).
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The gloves seem solid, but for me they turned out too thick and too tight. XXL size, yet it was hard to put my hand in. I advise trying them on in a physical store before buying.
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The gloves are well made, well stitched, and thoughtfully designed. They have a specific cold resistance rating – that's important. For me, they work at temperatures down to -15 degrees, even during long hikes, and they don't soak through. I like the cuff instead of a wide ending, but that's a matter of taste. A downside is the incorrect description on the website regarding touchscreen compatibility – it doesn't work with these gloves. They are quite thick, so not suitable for very precise tasks.
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Very warm and thick gloves, perfect for frost. Another great pair from Mechanix. They have a comfortable, soft cuff that's easy to hide under your jacket sleeve. They are splash-resistant, but not fully waterproof. I'm very satisfied with the purchase and recommend them.
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Unfortunately, they're not suitable for frosty days. At -5 degrees, my hands get cold after just 10 minutes, at -1 after twenty. Old, market gloves have similar insulation.
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These are my first gloves that are this warm. The thick filling can make gripping a bit difficult, but at -5 degrees and in the wind, my hands were well protected from the cold.
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Very warm, perform excellently in severe frosts. They do not soak through.
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Great gloves – very comfortable and warm. Unfortunately, they're not suitable for snow, as they soak through, but other than that, they're excellent.
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It's a very good brand, I already have two pairs myself which I use intensively and they work great. This time I bought them for my son – so far he's very happy, they're very warm and well designed. I recommend them.
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Exceptionally warm, perfect for frost.
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Warm, lightweight, and carefully made.
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Solid and warm gloves, they have a practical cuff instead of Velcro. I recommend them.
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In my opinion, these are the best winter gloves from Mechanix – they're warm, protect well against moisture, the lack of Velcro is a plus, and the cuff is very comfortable and works well with a jacket sleeve.
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