Rigger Gloves Kenya – Double Palm Leather Rigger Gloves (Yellow, Heavy Duty)

KShs320.00

These rigger gloves are built for tough handling work in Kenya. Made from cow split leather with a double palm/patch palm reinforcement, reinforced thumb and forefinger, cotton back, inner lining, and protective rubberized cuff, they offer reliable grip and hand protection for construction, engineering, utility, and workshop tasks. Ideal for teams buying durable rigger gloves for daily site use.

Rigger Gloves Kenya – Double Palm Leather Rigger Gloves (Yellow, Heavy Duty)

Name: Rigger Gloves Kenya | Double Palm Leather Rigger Gloves
Price: 320.00 KES
Availability: InStock

Looking for durable rigger gloves for site work, loading, maintenance, or general industrial handling? Our heavy-duty leather rigger gloves are a practical choice for businesses and workers in Nairobi and across Kenya who need dependable hand protection for everyday tasks.

These rigger gloves are made from cow split leather and feature a reinforced double palm (patch palm) design to improve durability in high-wear areas. The thumb and forefinger are reinforced for extra support during lifting, pulling, and material handling, while the cotton back helps improve comfort during long shifts. An inner lining adds comfort, and the rubberized safety cuff gives additional wrist protection and makes the gloves easy to wear and remove.

They are suitable for common Kenyan work environments including construction sites, engineering workshops, utility work, manufacturing floors, and automotive use. Whether you are buying for a technician, fundi, warehouse team, or contractor crew, these rigger gloves are a reliable everyday PPE option.

Key Features / Specs

Rigger gloves with double palm/patch palm reinforcement
Cow split leather construction
Reinforced palm, thumb & forefinger
Cotton back for comfort
Inner lining
Rubberized / safety cuff for extra wrist protection
Standard: EN 388:2016 (one listing also shows EN 420:2003+A1:2009 and EN 388 rating 4122X)
Size listed on source pages: 10 / 10.5 (confirm your stocked size before publishing)