Superior Glove® Snowforce™ SNOWD388V Winter Glove

  Winter Warmth to -49°F (-45°C)

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Superior Glove® SnowForce™ Extreme Cold Winter Gloves | Rated to -49°F (-45°C)

Stop letting extreme temperatures compromise your safety and productivity. The SnowForce™ SNOWD388V is not your average winter glove; it is an industrial-grade barrier engineered for the harshest climates on Earth, from the Canadian Arctic to high-volume cold storage facilities.

• Cold Rating: -49°F (-45°C)

• Waterproofing: Porelle Ski-Dri²™ breathable liner

• Insulation: 3M Thinsulate™ G200

• Safety Standards: ANSI Puncture Resistance Level 3

Why Industrial Professionals Choose SnowForce™:

• Multi-Layer Thermal Defense: Features a sophisticated blend of Thinsulate™ materials positioned to provide maximum warmth without sacrificing the dexterity needed for tools and machinery.

• Porelle™ Ski-Dri2™ Technology: A 100% waterproof and windproof insert that keeps moisture out while allowing sweaty hands to breathe—preventing the "chill factor" caused by internal dampness.

• Extreme Grip in Wet Conditions: The Clarino® palms are reinforced with anti-slip PVC patches in critical wear areas, ensuring a secure hold on frozen pipes, tools, or steering wheels.

• Impact & Abrasion Protection: Equipped with a Kevlar® and stainless-steel covered knuckle patch, providing an extra layer of defense against scrapes and hard knocks in rugged work environments.

Ideal Applications: Cold Storage & Warehousing, Agriculture, Construction, Snow Removal, and Forestry.

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Frequently Asked Questions: Cold Weather Hand Protection

Q: What is the best glove for working in -40 degree weather? A: For temperatures as low as -49°F (-45°C), we recommend the SnowForce™ Deluxe Winter Gloves. Look for gloves featuring at least 200g of Thinsulate™ or HeatLok insulation and a waterproof Porelle™ liner to prevent heat loss from wind and moisture.

Q: Are "waterproof" gloves better than "water-resistant" for winter work? A: Yes. Water-resistant gloves only repel light spray, while waterproof gloves (like those with a Ski-Dri™ insert) prevent liquid from reaching the insulation. Once insulation gets wet, it loses its ability to trap heat, increasing the risk of frostbite.

• How does the SnowForce™ handle moisture? It features a Porelle Ski-Dri²™ waterproof liner. Unlike basic winter gloves, this membrane blocks external water (snow/slush) while allowing internal hand sweat to escape.

• Can these be used for heavy-duty construction? Yes. With an ANSI Puncture Level 3 rating and foam-padded knuckle straps, these are designed for high-abrasion environments like construction, ranching, and snow removal.

• What is the difference between the SNOWD388V and the standard SNOW388V? The "D" in SNOWD388V stands for "Deluxe," offering a higher level of insulation (3M Thinsulate™ G200) and an extended gauntlet cuff for better protection against wind-entry.

Manf: Superior Glove SNOWD388V

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