Ergodyne ProFlex 7401 Latex-Coated Winter Work Gloves — Insulated Wet-Grip

The Ergodyne ProFlex 7401 is an insulated latex-coated winter work glove with a thermal liner, hi-vis orange color and superior wet-grip performance, for cold, wet outdoor construction, landscaping and infrastructure work — it is a grip glove; it is not a chemical barrier.

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Why the ProFlex 7401 wins in cold, wet conditions

Cold, wet outdoor work defeats most grip coatings — but latex holds on where nitrile and PU slip. The 7401 is built around that: a latex palm and fingers for superior wet grip, an insulated thermal liner for warmth, and hi-vis orange so hands stand out on a roadside or a muddy site. As an outdoor winter glove in the hand protection range, this is the wet-grip pick, and the work gloves guide and the coating comparison guide explain where latex, nitrile and PU each win. It keeps a grip when the weather is against you.

What the Ergodyne ProFlex 7401 listing documents

From the published specs: a latex palm and finger coating for superior wet grip; an insulated thermal liner; a hi-vis orange color; and a statement that it meets ANSI/ISEA 105 cut resistance (no numeric level published). These are true latex-coated winter work gloves and insulated wet-grip gloves credentials as cold-weather work gloves. Confirm the coating, insulation and size on the listing.

How the ProFlex 7401 compares to other work gloves

For a general foam-nitrile handling glove, the ProFlex 7000 Nitrile; for an A4 nitrile cut glove, the ProFlex 7024; for a hi-vis cut-nitrile glove, the ProFlex 7022; for a foam-nitrile Ansell cut glove, the Ansell HyFlex 11-644; and for a value cut glove, the Dex Fit Cru553. The best cut-resistant gloves guide covers cut-rated options for outdoor work.

Choosing the right glove coating

Match the coating and warmth to the conditions. Browse the hand protection, mechanics gloves, leather work gloves, and cut-resistant gloves collections; and read the nitrile gloves guide, the cut-resistant gloves guide, and the cut levels explained guide to weigh grip, cut and warmth.

Where it fits by job and crew orders

The 7401 suits outdoor construction, landscaping, infrastructure maintenance and cold-weather material handling that needs wet grip and warmth — see the work gloves guide and the material-handling gloves collection for adjacent tasks, and choose a latex-free option for sensitized workers. The reason latex earns its place here is grip in the wet: a dry-condition nitrile or PU glove that performs well indoors can slip on a rain-slick tool handle or a muddy fitting, exactly where an outdoor winter crew works. Pairing that wet grip with a thermal liner keeps hands both secure and warm through a cold shift, so workers keep the gloves on rather than pulling them off to get a grip. Confirm the coating, insulation and size on the listing, and retire gloves once the coating is worn or the liner is compromised. For crew 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.