Ansell 23-491 Winter Hi-Viz Fluorescent Thermal-Liner Gloves
The Ansell 23-491 Winter Hi-Viz Fluorescent Thermal-Liner Gloves are harsh weather gloves, offering excellent resistance to the cold, water, wind, oil and grease, while their hi-viz fluorescent orange colour offers visibility in dark conditions. Good mechanical protection can keep your hands safe while handling rough and coarse materials, while their comfy interior cotton jersey liner is perfect for all day use.
Purchase Quantity
The Ansell 23-491 Winter Hi-Viz Fluorescent Thermal-Liner Gloves are supplied as a pair.
Sizing Information
The good thing about the Ansell 23-491 Gloves is that you don't need to worry about the size. The gloves come with a slightly loose fit, meaning that the choice of one size should suit most users. The gloves have an overall length of 295mm.
How Do the Ansell 23-491 Winter Hi-Viz Fluorescent Thermal-Liner Gloves Protect Your Hands?
The Ansell 23-491 gloves will protect your hands from abrasion and moderate cut-risks, for durability and security in your work. The gloves will offer resistance to both contact and convective cold down to temperatures of -10°C. The gloves are totally waterproof, which is ideal for rainy and snowy conditions.
Performance Ratings
EN 388 (Protection Against Mechanical Risks)
Test | Result |
Abrasion | Level 3 |
Cut | Level 1 |
Tear | Level 2 |
Puncture | Level 1 |
Blade Cut | Level B |
Read our guide to EN 388 for more information.
EN 511 (Thermal Protection)
Protection Against | Performance Level |
Convective Cold | Level 1 |
Contact Cold | Level 1 |
Water Impermeability | Level 1 |
Key Features and Benefits
- Bright fluorescent colour for clear visibility
- Warm cotton jersey lining
- Oil and grease-repellent coating
- Suitable for roadside work
Who Can Use the Ansell 23-491 Winter Hi-Viz Fluorescent Thermal-Liner Gloves?
The Ansell Fireball Gloves are outstanding winter weather gloves, with superb -10°C cold resistance, total waterproof protection, and good all-round mechanical protection that prevents injury to your hands. Ideal for tough and harsh jobs that are exposed to the elements, the heavy duty nature of these gloves ensures safety at work. Suitable tasks include:
How Warm Are the Ansell 23-491 Gloves?
Aside from the fact the gloves use a PVC liner to keep the cold out, they also use a cotton jersey interior liner that keeps your hands warm and prevents any heat from escaping. This fantastic level of warmth is perfect for freezing environments, especially as the waterproof design can prevent your hands from getting wet in snowy and icy weather.
How Waterproof are the Ansell 23-491 Winter Hi-Viz Fluorescent Thermal-Liner Gloves?
The PVC coating protects entirely from water, even when working in heavy rain or when fishing. The only part of the gloves that is not waterproof is the knitwrist, which will get wet when used in rain. The upside of this is that the entrance to the gloves is quite tight, meaning that water will struggle to enter the gloves via the knitwrist.
How Grippy Are the Ansell 23-491 Winter Hi-Viz Fluorescent Thermal-Liner Gloves In Water and Oil?
When working with oil and water grip becomes a far greater problem, as the slippery conditions pose a threat to your productivity and your safety. The PVC material is incredibly grippy anyway, however when wet it will become coarser and rougher, which reduces the chances of you dropping what you are holding. This allows you to work safe in the knowledge that you have a firm hold on whatever you are holding.
How Comfortable Are the Ansell 23-491 Winter Hi-Viz Fluorescent Thermal-Liner Gloves?
As said above, these gloves utilise a cotton jersey liner that offers impressive warmth. That's not all it offers too, with the cotton liner offering a high level of comfort during use. As the gloves are heavy duty, this extra level of comfort can reduce any hand fatigue that may usually be felt over extended periods.
How Long Is the Ansell 23-491 Winter Hi-Viz Fluorescent Thermal-Liner Gloves?
The knitwrist extends roughly 9 - 10cm from the base of the gloves, offering extra warmth, comfort and protection up along your wrist and on to your lower arm. The knitwrist isn't waterproof, but it can protect your wrists from any mechanical threats that your wrists may face. This can include knocks and scrapes which may occur because you are handling items similar to wood.
How Dextrous Are the Ansell 23-491 Winter Hi-Viz Fluorescent Thermal-Liner Gloves?
The Fireball Gloves aren't really built for dexterity, with more of a focus on heavy duty protection than tactile applications. You do have some movement of fingers, and you should be able to handle materials without too much of a struggle.
What Materials Are the Ansell 23-491 Winter Hi-Viz Fluorescent Thermal-Liner Gloves?
The Ansell 23-491 Winter Hi-Viz Fluorescent Thermal-Liner Gloves are designed from a range of materials to ensure high quality protection. These include:
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