Builders Latex Grip Gloves

Latex grip gloves built for the kind of work that chews through lesser PPE in half a shift. The latex coated palm uses a crinkle finish to give a reliable grip on brick, block, concrete, paving slabs and most rough materials you are likely to be shifting on site. The coating also acts as a barrier against abrasion and tearing, which is where cheaper uncoated cotton gloves tend to fall apart, sometimes literally.

The liner is a seamless knitted polycotton, so there are no internal seams pressing into your hands during a long day. That matters more than people give it credit for. The flexible latex coating reduces hand fatigue compared to thicker, stiffer alternatives, and the open knit back keeps air moving so your hands are not swimming in their own warmth by mid morning. Small detail, big difference.

Where Latex Grip Gloves Earn Their Keep

These are the gloves you reach for when you need dexterity and protection at the same time. Block laying, pointing, paving, general labouring, rubble clearance, and loading out materials are all jobs where this type of glove performs well. The grip is firm enough to handle wet or dusty surfaces without losing purchase, and the fit is close enough to still feel what you are doing. Available in Medium 8, Large 9, X-Large 10 and XX-Large 11, so there is no excuse for wearing gloves that flap around at the fingertips.

Certified to EN388:2003 for mechanical risks and EN420:2003 for general requirements, these meet the standard expected on most managed sites. At this price point they are genuinely cost-effective to keep in stock, whether you are kitting out a team or just keeping a box in the van for when someone inevitably turns up without theirs.