Ironclad Performance Wear

French drains provide a very important function, allowing water to enter and drain away from property. To be able to do their job, it’s important to regularly clear debris or trim overgrown grass that may crowd the inlet.

Grab a pair of Command™ Utility gloves (IEX-HSY) to help make lawn care a breeze. Their lightweight, breathable material keeps hands, clean, cool and dry. Plus, it’s 100% washable. Available in multiple colors and sizes S-XXL.

Cleanup day doesn’t end when the last weeds are pulled. For the volunteers, hauling away piles of brush and debris is often one of the toughest parts of the job.

Hidden thorns, splinters, sharp branches, and heavy loads can take a toll on unprotected hands. That's why Ironclad was proud to donate gloves that help volunteers maintain a secure grip, reduce fatigue, and stay protected from start to finish.

With durable protection and all-day comfort, Ironclad gloves help these dedicated volunteers focus on what matters most: preserving trail access, improving visitor safety, and protecting the natural beauty of our coastline.
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Wheel and tire duty is taxing on hands. Whether the hands of a weekend warrior doing a scheduled tire rotation or a seasoned race mechanic during a grueling race. No matter what, the work is unwieldy all the while demanding exactness each time. In this line of work, a gloved hand is advantaged with a secure grip and protection.

The Command™ Impact L1(IEX-HZIL1) has proven to be a favorite among tire crews, because its synthetic suede padded palm makes handling air tools and fasteners easy, while its impact resistant back of hand shields against massive and unwieldy wheels and tires. And touchscreen compatibility allows hands to move seamlessly between car and diagnostic devices, a convenience that safeguards hands where every second counts. Plus, the hi-viz colors help boost hand visibility for increased awareness to crew members and shop mates.

Whether you’re a professional technician or DIY enthusiast, protecting your hands should be part of the process, just like eye protection or hearing protection.