Maximizing Value and Glove Lifespan

Water, salt, and direct furnace heat ruin work gloves. Salt draws natural oils out of leather, making the grain brittle. Wet gloves placed directly on hot radiators shrink and stiffen, which pinches internal heating filaments. Routine cleaning keeps the leather pliable and protects the internal insulation from sweat buildup.

Daily Drying and Leather Conditioning

Disconnect the lithium battery packs from the wrist cuffs before performing any maintenance. Wipe caked dirt and job-site grit off the goatskin using a dry horsehair brush. If the leather is soaked with slush, hang the gloves by the fingertips in a ventilated room at normal room temperature. Never use a forced-hot-air boot dryer on high heat. Once the leather is dry to the touch, rub a dime-sized amount of beeswax or lanolin leather conditioner into the palm and finger seams. The balm seals stitch holes against water intrusion and preserves flexibility.

Returns and Support

Our glove is backed by a 30-day trial period and a two-year warranty covering the heating elements and internal wiring. If you experience an open circuit, a failed battery connection, or a sizing issue, contact our Duluth warehouse team by email or phone. We will replace the defective part or process your return promptly.