MCR Safety PD4900 Predator Hi-Vis Needle-Resist Impact Gloves

The MCR Safety PD4900 Predator is a hi-vis needle-resistant impact glove combining needle-stick resistance with ANSI/ISEA 138 dorsal impact protection and a high-visibility synthetic-leather build. TPR knuckle and dorsal guards absorb impact, a spandex back panel gives a conforming fit, and the design targets law enforcement, corrections, search-and-rescue, and industrial needle-risk work.

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Why the MCR Safety PD4900 covers duty hazards together

Public-safety and needle-risk work stacks hazards a standard mechanics glove ignores: hypodermic needle sticks that carry blood-borne pathogen risk, back-of-hand impact, and the need to be seen. The PD4900 Predator folds them into one duty glove — a needle-resistant build, ANSI/ISEA 138 impact protection through TPR knuckle and dorsal guards, and a hi-vis synthetic-leather palm that grips tools and stays visible. A spandex back and hook-and-loop wrist keep it snug through searches and hands-on work. As impact-resistant gloves go, this is the needle-risk duty pick, and the needle-resistant gloves guide and impact gloves guide cover how to match glove to task. It protects hands where searches turn dangerous.

What the MCR Safety PD4900 listing documents

From the published specs: needle-stick resistance; ANSI/ISEA 138 dorsal impact protection with TPR knuckle and dorsal guards; a hi-vis synthetic-leather palm; a spandex back panel and hook-and-loop wrist; and a Small-through-4X-Large size range. These are true needle resistant gloves credentials and a genuine set of impact resistant gloves — multi-hazard hi-vis duty gloves for public safety.

How the MCR Safety PD4900 compares to other gloves

For a waterproof insulated impact glove, the Ergodyne ProFlex 925WP; for a cold cut-and-impact glove, the 7521; for pure cut protection, the A7 7072 or A4 7024; and for the comparison, the cut-vs-impact guide. The mechanics gloves guide covers back-of-hand impact options.

Choosing the right glove for the hazard

Match the glove to the dominant hazards. For cut and coating families, browse the cut-resistant gloves, mechanics gloves, and nitrile gloves collections; for leather duty gloves, the leather work gloves and leather-glove guide; and for the ranked picks, the best cut-glove guide and mechanics cut-glove guide.

Where it fits by job and team orders

The PD4900 suits law enforcement, corrections, search-and-rescue, and industrial crews in needle-risk environments who need needle, impact, and hi-vis protection together. Because no single glove is best at everything, teams that also face heavy cut or chemical hazards typically keep a dedicated cut or chemical glove alongside it and switch by task. Combine it with safe search practice, keep a rated chemical glove for biohazard chemicals, size it to the hand for control, and replace worn pairs when the guards or needle layer show damage. For team orders, quantity purchasing runs through a free Amazon Business account — volume pricing, PO numbers at checkout, and tax-exempt eligibility for qualifying organizations, with the walkthrough linked in our footer.