Copy of CUT RESISTANT GLOVES HATCH SGX11

Endowment globes for the Special Operations Group (G.E.O.) of the National Police.

DESCRIPTION

"If you're considering a cut-resistant glove, think Hatch".

Highest level in cut resistance (Level 5), made with neoprene for palm, back and fingers full protection.

Palms made with the new extreme-grip protection, which protects perfectly and simultaneously facilitates grip in all circumstances.

1.5mm neoprene and nylon Spandex that guarantee protection against cuts and punctures.

The well-known Hatch glove model "Street Guard" has been combined with the Hatch? X11, offering a new coating and a significant improvement on the previous model, to mark new standards in anti-cut gloves.

The SGX11 has been tested for more than 6 months to achieve maximum protection and resistance against cuts, and to protect the hand from injuries caused through or by any sharp object.

The SGX11 have reinforced the synthetic leather palm glove, with grip Hatch Posi-Grip? system, consists in a set of wedges between the index finger and thumb that provides a better grip and especially prevents any object you can slip or slide.

The 1.5mm neoprene coating and spandex sheets treatment in the back of the glove allow good breathability and also a perfect fit to the wrist without hindering manageability.

The closure system fits perfectly to the wrist keeping the glove firm and in place to prevent unexpected movements.

SIZE CHART

Ratio between centimeters and sizes:

15.2cm: X-SMALL (XS)

17.8cm: SMALL (S)

20cm: MEDIUM (M)

23cm: LARGE (L)

25cm: X-LARGE (XL)

28cm: XX-LARGE (XXL)

What is Spandex?, Spandex is a synthetic fiber known for its great elasticity, invented in 1959 by chemist Joseph Shivers, who worked for the company DuPont.

Lycra is a registered DuPont trademark in 1958 to identify a fabric made of a synthetic material with elastic properties generically known as Spandex or elastomeric fibers.

When first introduced, it revolutionized many areas of the textile industry.

Today it is used mainly in sport thanks to its flexibility and lightness. It is a very long chain polymer, comprising at least 85% segmented polyurethane (Spandex); obtaining continuous filaments or monofilament that may be multifilament.

Lycra is commonly used to manufacture sportswear, and thanks to its elastic properties gives freedom of movement to athletes who use it.

The main features of Spandex are:

It can be stretched up to 600% without breaking.

It can stretch many times and this will take its original form.

Light, soft, smooth and flexible.

Resistant to sweat, lotions and detergents.

There is no problem of static electricity.