FrogWear® 8490 Triple-Dipped PVC Winter Gloves | Waterproof, Insulated 12" Gauntlet, Sandpaper Grip
FrogWear® 8490 Triple-Dipped PVC Winter Gloves | Waterproof, Insulated 12" Gauntlet, Sandpaper Grip
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Waterproof, insulated triple-dipped PVC winter gloves built for salt crews: three coats of cold-formulated blue PVC over a seamless brushed-terry liner, a 12" gauntlet cuff that seals over your sleeve, and a sandpaper grip that holds wet shovel handles and frozen chains. Stays flexible to -5°F. Rated EN 388 4221X, EN 511 121 and EN ISO 374-1 Type A for brine, calcium chloride, oils and fuel. Global Glove FrogWear® 8490 — sold by the pair, sizes L & XL.
FrogWear® 8490 Triple-Dipped PVC Winter Gloves — Waterproof, Insulated 12" Gauntlet for Snow & Salt Crews
Three coats of cold-formulated blue PVC over a seamless brushed-terry liner. Waterproof to the cuff, warm enough for the salt bin, and still flexible at -5°F when ordinary PVC gloves turn into boards. Sandpaper grip for wet shovel handles, 12-inch gauntlet that seals over your jacket sleeve, and a liner that doesn't pull out when you take them off.
Why Snow & Ice Pros Choose the FrogWear 8490
Salt work ruins gloves. Leather soaks through and freezes. Knit gloves wick brine straight to your skin. Cheap PVC stays dry but goes stiff as plywood the first night it drops into the teens, and the liner comes out in your hand the second time you peel them off. The FrogWear® 8490 from Global Glove is built to fix all three problems at once, which is why it has become the go-to winter glove for plow operators, DPW crews and anyone loading a salt spreader at 4 a.m.
The shell is triple-dipped PVC: three separate coats of a cold-weather PVC formula over a seamless liner, so there are no stitched seams for water to find and the glove stays flexible to -5°F. The outer coat is finished with a sandpaper grip that holds a wet shovel handle, a frozen tow chain or a 50-lb bag of salt without the death grip that wears out your forearms. It is rated EN 388 4221X — a level-4 abrasion score, the highest on the scale — so pallet edges and fiberglass stake bundles don't chew through it.
Inside, a dual liner of seamless 13-gauge cotton and 7-gauge brushed acrylic terry traps warmth against your hand and wicks sweat. The liner is treated with an antimicrobial finish to cut down on odor and the bacteria that cause dermatitis, and because it's dipped as one piece with the shell it moves with your hand instead of bunching. The 12-inch gauntlet cuff pulls on over your jacket sleeve, keeps slush out of your wrist, and is color-coded on the hem so the crew can grab the right size off the shelf. Rated EN 511 121 for cold and EN ISO 374-1 Type A for chemical protection.
Specifications
| Model | FrogWear® 8490 by Global Glove |
| Shell | Triple-dipped blue PVC, seamless, sandpaper grip finish |
| Liner | Dual liner: 13-gauge seamless cotton + 7-gauge brushed acrylic terry, antimicrobial-treated |
| Length / cuff | 12" overall, gauntlet cuff with color-coded overcast hem |
| Temperature | PVC stays flexible down to -5°F |
| Mechanical rating | EN 388:2016 — 4221X (abrasion 4, cut 2, tear 2, puncture 1) |
| Cold rating | EN 511:2006 — 121 (convective 1, contact 2, water penetration pass) |
| Chemical rating | EN ISO 374-1:2016 Type A — AJKLMPT |
| Color | Blue shell; hem overcast dark blue (L) or yellow (XL) |
| Sizes | Large (9), X-Large (10) — M and 2XL by request |
| Sold as | One pair |
| Shipping weight | Approx. 2 lb |
Sizing & Ordering
| Size | Hand circumference | Price |
| Large (9) — dark blue hem | 9" – 9.5" | $14.97 / pair |
| X-Large (10) — yellow hem | 10" – 10.5" | $14.97 / pair |
Pick your size from the dropdown above. Measure around your dominant hand at the knuckles, not including the thumb. The terry liner takes up a little room, so order your normal work-glove size and go up one only if you wear a liner glove underneath. Shipping is calculated at checkout.
Where the FrogWear 8490 Earns Its Keep
How to Get the Most Out of a PVC Winter Glove
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| SKU | DSS013 |
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