Drivers Gloves
The classic drivers glove: a simple, close-fitting leather glove with an elastic wrist. Great for driving, loading, rigging and general jobsite work, in pigskin, goatskin, cowhide and deerskin, with insulated and cut-resistant versions too.
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Grain Pigskin Elastic Wrist Insulated Driver's Style Gloves
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Grain Pigskin Elastic Wrist Driver's Style Gloves
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Top Grain Goatskin Elastic Wrist Driver's Style Gloves, ANSI Cut A5, Cotton Fleece
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Grain Goatskin Elastic Wrist Driver's Style Gloves
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Top Grain Goatskin Elastic Wrist Driver's Style Gloves, ANSI Cut A5, TPR Back
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Grain Goatskin Palm/Cowsplit Back Driver's Style Gloves
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Grain Cowhide Palm Drivers Glove with Reinforced Palm
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Buying guide
Choosing a drivers glove
Drivers gloves look alike, but the leather and lining change how they feel and how long they last.
Leather
Goatskin is soft with great feel. Pigskin breathes and dries soft. Cowhide is the toughest. Deerskin is very supple and comfortable.
Grain or split
Grain leather is smoother and tighter. Split leather is rougher and usually more affordable.
Lined or unlined
Unlined gloves give the most feel. Fleece or thermal lining adds warmth for cold mornings.
Cut protection
Some drivers add a Kevlar or ANSI-rated lining, so you get cut resistance in a familiar style.
Good to know
Why they're called drivers gloves
The style started as a glove for drivers: a slim fit, a keystone thumb for grip and an elastic wrist that keeps debris out. Those same traits make it a go-to for general work.
If you're loading trucks, pulling cable or handling tools all day, a drivers glove is a simple, comfortable option.
Simple, close-fitting and ready for nearly any job.
FAQ
Drivers glove questions
Are drivers gloves good for welding?
They're not made for welding. Use a dedicated MIG, TIG or stick glove near the arc.
How should a drivers glove fit?
Snug, with no loose leather at the fingertips. The elastic wrist should hold the glove in place without pinching.
What's an ANSI drivers glove?
It's a drivers glove with an ANSI/ISEA 105 cut rating, usually from a cut-resistant liner. The listing shows the level.
Are insulated drivers gloves bulky?
They're a little thicker than unlined gloves, but the drivers cut keeps them close-fitting compared to most winter gloves.
Outfitting drivers or a yard crew?
Tell us the job and we'll point you to the right gear. Real answers from people who know welding PPE.