Mechanix ColdWork FastFit Coyote guanti invernali - touchscreen, Thinsulate, idrorepellenti, taglia L

Cold hands can ruin your focus and grip when working outdoors or in unheated spaces. The Mechanix ColdWork FastFit gloves in Coyote are built to keep your hands warm and functional in cold conditions, combining insulation with the dexterity you need for precise tasks.

Who is it for

These gloves are for anyone who works or operates in cold environments: mechanics, warehouse staff, tactical professionals, or outdoor enthusiasts who need reliable hand protection without sacrificing fine motor control. The FastFit slip-on design makes them quick to put on and take off, ideal for fast-paced jobs.

Main features

• 3M Thinsulate C40 insulation (40g) provides warmth without bulk, keeping hands comfortable in cold weather.
• Touchscreen-capable synthetic leather palm allows you to use smartphones and tablets without removing the gloves.
• SoftShell back of hand offers wind resistance and water resistance, shielding against the elements.
• Fleece lining adds softness and extra warmth for all-day comfort.
• Elastic slip-on cuff (FastFit) ensures a secure fit and easy on/off.
• Armortex thumb saddle reinforcement enhances durability in a high-wear area.
• Machine washable for easy care and long-lasting performance.

Specifications

• Brand: Mechanix
• Model: ColdWork FastFit
• MPN: 39698556
• EAN: 781513676998
• Colour: Coyote
• Size: Large (L)
• Insulation: 3M Thinsulate C40, 40g
• Palm material: Touchscreen-capable synthetic leather
• Back of hand: SoftShell (wind-resistant, water-resistant)
• Lining: Fleece
• Cuff: Elastic slip-on (FastFit)
• Touchscreen compatible: Yes
• Reinforcement: Armortex thumb saddle
• Intended use: Cold weather, tactical, work, utility
• Washable: Machine washable
• Gender: Unisex

Tips

For best results, machine wash cold and air dry. The touchscreen capability works best when the palm is clean and dry. If you need maximum warmth, consider layering with a thin liner glove, but the Thinsulate insulation should suffice for most cold-weather tasks.