- -30° C
- Three-hole work balaclava in double-knit acrylic. Full-face coverage down to –30 °C
The historic armour of cold store warehouses: heavy cowhide, Iron-Tuff insulation and maximum longevity. The RefrigiWear 2860 is the absolute benchmark for intensive handling down to −35 °C. Designed for the demands of logistics centres and blast-freeze terminals, this full-grain cowhide glove provides an impenetrable barrier against freezing during the most abrasive tasks. Its heavyweight structure focuses on what matters: extreme mechanical resistance to pallet and roll wear, combined with an ultra-dense thermal lining to durably block industrial cold.
The RefrigiWear 2860 Iron-Tuff leather glove gets straight to the point. Developed to counter the premature mechanical wear caused by constant friction against frost-covered packaging, crates and pallets, it prioritises a heavyweight cowhide armour above all else. Its multi-layer lining traps warmth for total thermal protection down to −35 °C. It is the essential tool for order pickers and forklift drivers handling heavy, aggressive loads all day in a freezer environment.
"The 2860 is the unsung hero of cold store warehouses. Where thin synthetic gloves scuff and tear within weeks on wooden pallet splinters or protruding metal roll fittings, this grain cowhide model takes the punishment without complaint. It is a power glove — massive, heavily insulated, requiring a short break-in for the leather to soften — but in return it delivers unbeatable durability and financial payback at −35 °C for any logistics site."
Because the profitability of a logistics site depends on the durability of its consumables. The RefrigiWear 2860 offers the best mechanical wear resistance on the market thanks to its full-grain cowhide structure. It is the most rational investment for equipping operators assigned to heavy, repetitive tasks in the freezer (−35 °C), where synthetic gloves wear out prematurely.
* Indicative thermal rating. Perceived cold depends on ambient humidity, airflow exposure and the user's metabolism.
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