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Gloves

Two kinds of gloves, rarely needed one without the other — a work glove that stays on for the whole shift, and disposable nitrile gloves kept in the kit.

Tactical work gloves from Mechanix and Magpul, powder-free nitrile gloves from Abena in S, M and L, and heavier-duty nitrile from SHIELDskin and NAR Bear Claw. Gloves that stay on when you actually need your hands.

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Abena Nitrile glove L purple powder-free 2 stAbena
€0,95
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SHIELDskin Gloves Nitrile Extra durable Large 50 stNordic Biolabs
€40,95
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Black Trident Stop the Bleed BlackBlack Trident
€40,95
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Black Trident Stop the Bleed ODBlack Trident
€30,95
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Mechanix Original OD GreenMechanix
€34,95
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Mechanix Fastfit CoyoteMechanix
€23,95
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Magpul Patrol Glove 2.0Magpul
€55,95
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Magpul Patrol Glove 2.0 CoyoteMagpul
€55,95
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Mechanix Original CovertMechanix
€34,95
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NAR Bear Claw Gloves LargeNorth American Rescue
€2,95
Temporarily out of stock

Abena Nitrile glove L purple powder-free 100 stAbena
€10,95
11 öre/st · 100-packTemporarily out of stock

Abena Nitrile glove M purple powder-free 100 stAbena
€10,95
Temporarily out of stock

Abena Nitrile glove S purple powder-free 100 stAbena
€10,95
Temporarily out of stock

Magpul Technical Glove 2.0 - Tactical gloves with High dexterityMagpul
€38,95
Temporarily out of stock

Mechanix Fastfit CovertMechanix
€23,95
Temporarily out of stock

Mechanix Fastfit OD GreenMechanix
€23,95
Temporarily out of stock

Magpul Ranch GlovesMagpul
€46,95
Temporarily out of stock

Work gloves that stay on for the whole shift

Mechanix is available here as Original and Fastfit in OD Green, Coyote and Covert. Magpul offers the Technical Glove 2.0, the Patrol Glove 2.0 in black and coyote, and Ranch Gloves.

The choice between them comes down to how much feel you want to keep. A thinner palm lets you handle buckles, straps, a radio and packaging without taking the glove off — and that is the only feature that matters in practice, because a glove that comes off offers no protection. A heavier model takes more punishment but costs dexterity.

Size determines service life. If the palm is loose, the material works against itself with every grip and the seams are the first to give out. Measure the circumference of your hand across the knuckles and compare it with the manufacturer's chart.

Disposable nitrile gloves

Abena powder-free nitrile in purple comes in S, M and L in packs of 100, and as a two-pack to keep in your pocket or bleeding control kit. SHIELDskin is a heavier-duty nitrile glove in packs of 50 for anyone handling sharp objects or wanting a glove that does not tear when it is put on. NAR Bear Claw is a heavy-duty disposable glove in Large, intended to sit ready in the trauma kit.

Nitrile is chosen over latex because it does not cause latex allergy and withstands more mechanical wear. Powder-free is standard in healthcare settings.

Also listed here is Black Trident Stop the Bleed in black and olive, which goes with belts.

Two pairs, not one

Even if you wear work gloves, you still need disposable gloves. The work glove protects against cold, abrasion and sharp edges; the nitrile glove protects you and the casualty when you open a dressing. Put a pair of nitrile gloves in every pouch and in your trauma and bleeding control kit — they take up no space and are the first thing you miss.

Frequently asked questions about gloves

Which size should I order?

Measure the circumference of your hand across the knuckles, excluding the thumb, and compare it with the manufacturer's size chart on the product page. If you are between two sizes: choose the smaller one for more feel in your fingertips, the larger one if the glove needs to go on quickly or be worn over a thin liner glove.

Nitrile or latex in the medical kit?

Nitrile. It causes no latex allergy in either you or the person you are helping, withstands mechanical wear better and does not tear as easily when your hands are damp. All the disposable gloves here are nitrile and powder-free, which is standard in healthcare settings and means no powder ends up in an open wound.

How many pairs should be in the kit?

At least two pairs, preferably more. A pair tears while being put on more often than you would think, especially with wet or cold hands, and if you are helping more than one person you change gloves between them. The two-packs exist precisely so they can be spread across several pouches.

Can you work a tourniquet in tactical gloves?

Yes, and that is the whole point of choosing a glove with a thin palm. Practise the procedure in the same gloves you actually wear — if you grip the windlass or the buckle wrong the first time you try, it was the glove, not the equipment, that caused the delay.