Portwest AP55 Waterproof HR Cut Impact Glove

Handling heavy-duty work without the right gloves can lead to painful injuries and compromised safety, making everyday tasks frustrating and potentially hazardous. Cuts, impacts, and poor grip can slow down your productivity and put your hands at risk, affecting your confidence on the job.

The Portwest AP55 Waterproof HR Cut Impact Glove is designed to solve these common issues by combining advanced protection with exceptional comfort and dexterity. With its innovative TPR pod technology, these impact gloves provide maximum impact resistance while allowing natural hand movement. The level D cut liner ensures your hands stay safe against sharp objects, giving you peace of mind during tough tasks.

• Maximum impact protection with bonded TPR pod technology for flexibility
• Level D cut resistance combined with an 18-gauge liner for superior dexterity
• Fully waterproof nitrile coating offering excellent grip in wet and dry conditions
• Reinforced thumb crotch for enhanced durability
• Compatible with most touchscreen devices, so you never have to remove your gloves
• Protection against contact heat up to 100°C

Customers have praised the Portwest AP55 Waterproof HR Cut Impact Glove for its unbeatable combination of comfort and protection. One user noted how the glove’s breathable seamless liner and secure grip improved their performance, especially in wet conditions, without sacrificing tactile sensitivity.

Upgrade your hand protection today with the Portwest AP55 Waterproof HR Cut Impact Glove and experience the perfect balance of safety and functionality. Don’t let discomfort or injury slow you down—invest in gloves that work as hard as you do and keep your hands protected in any environment.

Shipping:
This product is shipped using standard delivery. A shipping charge of £4.25 applies. Orders are processed on working days. Dispatch and delivery times may vary by item. Final delivery options and charges are shown at checkout.
Delivery time:
Delivery typically takes 3 working days, with the occasional 1–2 day delay depending on availability and dispatch location.