- -20° C
- High-profile thermal socks engineered for cold storage and industrial settings. Merino-rich construction for warmth and durability.
The flexible and lightweight alternative to leather for extreme cold. The RefrigiWear 0318 ChillBreaker™ gloves are designed for handlers demanding excellent thermal protection (−25 °C) without sacrificing agility. Their Nylon Taslon shell delivers immediate flexibility that never hardens in the cold. With robust vinyl reinforcements on the palm for maximum abrasion durability and reflective strips on the back of the hand, they keep your teams safe in mixed forklift and pedestrian environments.
Building an extreme cold glove that stays perfectly supple after hours of work is a genuine technical challenge. The RefrigiWear ChillBreaker™ Glove 0318 achieves it with its Nylon Taslon shell — a high-performance synthetic fibre that moves with the hand and never hardens in the cold. Paired with thick foam insulation and a brushed tricot lining, it holds warmth down to −25 °C. Built for industry, it features vinyl reinforcements on the palm to handle frozen carton abrasion, and reflective strips on the back of the hand to keep operators safe in the warehouse.
"The 0318 ChillBreaker™ is the equipment of choice for teams that refuse the weight and break-in time of traditional leather gloves. The lightness of the Nylon Taslon significantly reduces hand muscle fatigue during repetitive gripping. Our logistics customers working in negative cold stores praise the vinyl pad grip on frozen packaging. The reflective strips are a major HSE argument for forklift drivers and pedestrians crossing paths on dimly lit loading docks."
Because it concentrates the key expectations of handling teams: extreme cold performance (−25 °C) without the weight or constraints of stiff leather. With its resistant Nylon Taslon, wear-zone Vinyl reinforcements that improve grip, and reflective strips providing essential passive safety on docks, it is one of the most complete models for intensive daily use.
* Indicative thermal rating. Perceived cold depends on activity intensity, ambient humidity and airflow.
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