Traffi TG1072 Thermal Nitrile Gloves Double Dipped

Two layers of nitrile. One seriously warm, grippy glove.

Working outdoors in the cold means you need gloves that do two things at once — keep your hands warm and keep your grip solid. The Traffi TG1072 delivers both. Built on a brushed acrylic terry lining that traps heat, then double-dipped in nitrile for waterproof durability, this glove was made for the kind of jobs where one layer just doesn't cut it.

Key Features:

• Double-Dip Nitrile Construction: Two nitrile layers means twice the resistance to wear and liquid penetration — great for wet, messy outdoor work where a single-dip glove starts to fail.
  
• Brushed Acrylic Terry Lining: Thick, soft inner lining traps warm air against your skin. Your hands stay comfortable even when the temperature drops.
  
• Textured Foam Nitrile Palm: The outer dip isn't just smooth nitrile — it's textured foam nitrile, which bites into wet and dry surfaces alike. No slipping on wet pipes or cold metal.
  
• EN 511 Cold Protection Certified: Independently tested and certified for cold protection — not just a marketing claim.
  
• Hot Contact Resistance to 250°C: Handles brief contact with hot surfaces up to 250°C, certified to EN 407. Useful in mixed-environment jobs.
  
• EN 388:2016 Rating 4 2 3 2 A: Solid mechanical protection across abrasion, cut, tear, and puncture resistance — handles rough handling without giving up early.
  
• Stretch-Fit Knitted Wrist Cuff: Keeps cold air and water out at the wrist without making the glove awkward to pull on and off.
  
• Broad Industry Use: Built for construction, cold storage, oil and gas, utilities, agriculture, waste management, and warehouse work. Available in sizes 7 to 11.
  

Traffi's TG1072 is the kind of thermal glove that earns its place in your kit — not because it looks good on a shelf, but because it works hard in cold, wet, demanding conditions. Certified to EN 388:2016, EN 511, and EN 407, and colour-coded red in Traffi's safety system. Grab your size and get sorted at Glovesnstuff.