Gorilla Grip Professional Work Gloves — Medium, Large, Extra Large

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Grip Coated • Breathable Shell • Elastic Cuff • Medium Large XL • Gutter Crew Ready Gorilla Grip Work Gloves - Medium Large XL Grip Gloves Hold wet aluminum, screws, hangers, tools , and downspout parts with more control while keeping enough fingertip feel to work without constantly ripping your gloves off. Palm & Finger Grip Nylon/Spandex Shell Elastic Wrist Cuff Gutter Install Ready Important Size and Use Notice This listing is for one pair of Gorilla Grip Work Gloves in the selected size. Choose Medium, Large, or Extra Large based on hand width and comfort preference. These gloves are built for grip, dexterity, and general hand protection during gutter installation, roofing, exterior repairs, maintenance, cleanup, shop work, and tool handling. They are water-resistant for light moisture and wet-surface handling, not fully waterproof for prolonged soaking or heavy rain immersion. Grip the Work, Not the Excuses Gutter work is hard on hands. Wet aluminum gets slick. Hidden hangers bite. Screws are tiny. Downspout parts have sharp edges. Cheap gloves either slip, overheat, tear early, or make your fingers feel like they are wearing boxing gloves. Gorilla Grip Work Gloves give installers the practical mix that matters: secure grip, breathable comfort, and enough fingertip control to handle small parts. The coated palm and fingers help control tools and materials, while the nylon/spandex shell keeps the glove flexible for repeated fastening, fitting, lifting, and cleanup work. Key Benefits at a Glance Better Grip on Job Materials Palm and finger grip coating helps control wet aluminum, gutter stock, downspout parts, hand tools, and fasteners. Dexterity for Small Parts Flexible shell helps preserve fingertip feel for screws, hangers, clips, outlets, brackets, and fittings. Breathable Comfort Nylon/spandex construction helps reduce heat buildup during long install days and repeat handling tasks. Cleaner Wrist Fit Elastic cuff helps keep debris out and keeps the glove positioned during overhead and ladder work. Gorilla Grip Work Gloves for Gutter Installation, Roofing, Construction, Cleanup, and Tool Handling These gloves may also be searched as grip work gloves, contractor gloves, gutter gloves, roofing gloves, construction gloves, hand protection gloves, coated work gloves, breathable work gloves, dexterity gloves, palm-coated gloves, wet-grip gloves, maintenance gloves, shop gloves, lightweight work gloves, and general-purpose safety gloves. For gutter installers, these gloves are useful when handling aluminum coil, finished gutter runs, downspout components, hidden hangers, screws, elbows, end caps, outlets, miters, sealant tubes, tools, ladders, debris, and wet materials. They help crews keep their hands covered without giving up the fingertip control needed for the small work that eats time when gloves are too bulky. Product Core Use Best Fit Gorilla Grip Work Gloves Lightweight hand protection with enhanced grip for handling tools, wet materials, small fasteners, gutter parts, and jobsite debris. Gutter installers, roofers, exterior contractors, maintenance crews, shop teams, landscapers, cleanup crews, and hands-on homeowners. The Real Upgrade Is Grip Without Losing Feel A glove that grips but feels bulky slows the job down. A glove that feels good but slips on wet metal is not much better. Gutter crews need both control and feel because the work moves from heavy material handling to tiny screws in the same five minutes. The grip-coated palm and fingers help hold tools and parts, while the flexible shell helps keep your hand moving naturally. That makes the glove useful for lifting, fastening, fitting, cutting, cleaning, and repeated field handling. For installers, that means fewer dropped parts, better handling, less bare-hand work, and a glove that actually stays on during the job instead of becoming dashboard decoration. Gutter and Exterior Work Applications Task How the Gloves Help Handling gutter stock and finished runs Grip coating helps control aluminum and coated surfaces, including light moisture and wet handling conditions. Installing hangers and screws Flexible shell helps maintain finger feel for small fasteners, hex screws, clips, and hidden hanger placement. Downspout and outlet work Helps grip elbows, straps, outlets, adapters, end caps, miters, and light metal parts during fitting and fastening. Roofing and exterior repair Good for general hand protection during material staging, tool use, repair work, cleanup, and ladder-adjacent tasks. Gutter cleaning and maintenance Helps protect hands from rough debris while preserving enough movement for tools, scoops, hose work, and small parts. Why Grip Coating Matters on Gutter Work Gutter materials are not always clean, dry, or easy to hold. Aluminum, painted surfaces, tools, screws, ladders, and downspout parts can get slick from rain, oil, dust, sealant, and jobsite debris. A coated grip surface helps keep contact more controlled while still allowing the hand to flex. That matters when crews are moving from long material handling to detail fastening, especially on ladders or around rooflines. Better grip means fewer drops, smoother handling, more confidence, and less time blaming gravity for bad glove choice. Size Selection Guide Size Palm Width Hand Length Best Fit Medium 3.5 to 4 inches 8 to 8.5 inches Standard hand sizes and tighter-feel preference. Large 4 to 4.5 inches 8.5 to 9 inches Above-average hand sizes and common contractor fit. Extra Large 4.5 to 5 inches 9 to 9.5 inches Larger hands or buyers who prefer more room during extended wear. Measure around the widest part of the palm below the knuckles, excluding the thumb. When between sizes, choose the larger size for longer wear comfort. Key Features Feature Detail Buyer Benefit Nylon/spandex shell Flexible, breathable glove body. Helps reduce heat buildup and keeps hand movement natural during repeated tasks. Enhanced grip coating Coating across palm and finger contact areas. Improves control on tools, aluminum, downspout parts, fasteners, and lightly wet materials. Elastic wrist cuff Stretch cuff around the wrist. Helps keep debris out and keeps the glove seated during overhead and ladder work. Thin-shell dexterity Lightweight construction with finger sensitivity. Makes it easier to pick up small screws, hangers, bits, clips, and fittings without removing the glove. Black with yellow trim High-contrast work glove colorway. Easier to spot in trucks, tool bags, shops, and active job areas. Washable care Machine wash cold, air dry, no fabric softener. Helps keep gloves usable through dirty work cycles when cared for properly. Quick Decision Summary Choose Gorilla Grip Work Gloves when you need lightweight grip gloves for gutter installation, roofing, exterior repair, cleanup, maintenance, and shop work. They are a strong fit for crews that handle wet aluminum, tools, fasteners, hangers, downspout parts, and jobsite materials while still needing enough finger control for small detail work. Benefits Buyers Notice Fast Improves control when handling wet aluminum, gutter stock, tools, and downspout parts Flexible shell helps preserve finger feel for small screws, hangers, outlets, and fittings Breathable nylon/spandex construction helps reduce heat buildup during long workdays Elastic wrist cuff helps block debris during overhead work, cleanup, and ladder-adjacent tasks Grip coating covers palm and finger zones for practical contact control Useful for gutter installation, roofing, construction, maintenance, landscaping, and shop work Available in Medium, Large, and Extra Large for common adult hand sizes Machine washable with cold water and air-dry care High-contrast black and yellow trim makes gloves easier to locate on active jobs A smart add-on with hangers, screws, downspout parts, safety gear, tools, and maintenance supplies Helps reduce bare-hand handling around rough materials and jobsite debris Keeps crews working instead of stopping every five minutes to rescue slippery parts from the ground Product Specifications Specification Details Product Name Gorilla Grip Work Gloves - Medium Large XL Grip Gloves Product Type Grip work gloves / contractor gloves / gutter gloves / general hand protection Brand Gorilla Grip Shell Material Nylon/spandex blend Grip Surface Enhanced friction grip coating on palm and finger zones Wrist Style Elastic cuff Color Black with yellow trim Available Sizes Medium, Large, Extra Large Protection Standard ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 compliant for general hand protection performance listed by the seller Listed Resistance Levels Cut Level A2, Abrasion Level 3, Puncture Level 2 Water Exposure Water-resistant for light moisture; not fully waterproof Care Instructions Machine wash cold, gentle cycle; air dry only; do not use fabric softener Primary Uses Gutter installation, roofing, exterior repair, maintenance, cleaning, landscaping, tool handling, material handling, and shop work Common Users Gutter installers, roofers, construction workers, maintenance crews, landscapers, shop teams, repair techs, and homeowners Package Includes 1 pair of Gorilla Grip Work Gloves in the selected size Not Included Other sizes, waterproof gloves, cut-heavy specialty gloves, sleeve protection, tools, fasteners, or gutter parts unless selected separately Not Intended For Prolonged water immersion, chemical protection, electrical insulation, chainsaw use, high-heat work, or specialized cut hazards beyond the glove rating Condition New Fulfillment Options In-store pickup, local delivery, and nationwide shipping through checkout Crew Ordering Guide Crew or Setup Recommended Quantity Planning Note Single installer or homeowner 1 to 2 pairs One active pair plus a backup is useful for dirty, wet, or repeated projects. Two-person gutter crew 2 to 6 pairs One pair per installer with spares in common sizes helps keep the crew moving. Contractor crew or shop Order by size mix Keep Medium, Large, and Extra Large available for crews, seasonal work, cleanup, and replacement cycles. Who Uses Gorilla Grip Work Gloves? ``` Gutter Contractors and Exterior Crews Handling gutter stock, downspout parts, hangers, screws, elbows, outlets, and jobsite tools Working with wet aluminum and slick exterior materials while keeping fingertip control Keeping hands covered during install, cleaning, repair, and shop work Roofing, Construction, and Maintenance Teams Gripping tools, materials, fasteners, panels, cleanup gear, and repair parts Wearing breathable gloves for repeated movement and long work sessions Using a practical glove for general jobsite handling and hand protection Homeowners, Landscapers, and Shop Users Working on repairs, cleanup, yard work, tool handling, garage projects, and exterior maintenance Keeping grip and comfort without using overly bulky gloves Choosing a washable glove for repeat use around the home, shop, and jobsite ``` Use and Care Guide Choose the size that fits snugly without restricting finger movement. Inspect the palm coating, fingertips, cuff, and seams before use. Use for general material handling, tool grip, gutter parts, small fasteners, cleanup, and repair work. Avoid use for live electrical work, heavy chemical exposure, high heat, prolonged soaking, or hazards beyond the glove rating. Wash in cold water on a gentle cycle after dirty work or heavy debris exposure. Do not use fabric softener because it can reduce grip coating performance. Air dry only and avoid machine drying. Replace the gloves when the coating wears through, the shell develops holes, the cuff loosens, or grip control drops noticeably. Contractor Tip Buy gloves like fasteners: enough for the job, plus extras for the truck. The glove that fits perfectly is always the one someone “borrowed real quick.” Frequently Asked Questions ``` What are Gorilla Grip Work Gloves used for? Gorilla Grip Work Gloves are used for gutter installation, roofing, construction, maintenance, cleanup, landscaping, shop work, tool handling, and general material handling where grip, comfort, and hand protection matter. Are these good for gutter installation? Yes. They are useful for handling gutter stock, wet aluminum, hidden hangers, screws, outlets, elbows, end caps, miters, downspout parts, tools, ladders, and jobsite debris while keeping enough fingertip feel for small parts. What sizes are available? Available sizes are Medium, Large, and Extra Large. Medium fits palm widths 3.5 to 4 inches, Large fits 4 to 4.5 inches, and Extra Large fits 4.5 to 5 inches. When between sizes, choose the larger size for extended-wear comfort. Are these gloves waterproof? No. These gloves are water-resistant for light moisture, rain splash, and wet surface handling, but they are not fully waterproof for prolonged soaking, heavy rain immersion, or standing water conditions. Can these gloves handle small screws and gutter hangers? Yes. The flexible nylon/spandex shell helps maintain fingertip sensitivity for handling small screws, hex fasteners, hidden hangers, clips, bits, and fittings without constantly removing the gloves. Can Gorilla Grip Work Gloves be washed? Yes. Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle and air dry only. Do not use fabric softener because it can reduce grip coating performance. Inspect the gloves after washing and replace them when grip coating or shell wear becomes significant. What is GutterAll's return policy for this product? GutterAll offers a 30-day return window for unused products in original condition. Once used, scratched, modified, damaged, worn, exposed to jobsite use, washed, or removed from original sellable condition, returns are not accepted unless the product is defective. Customers can contact [email protected] or call (503) 850-6784 to initiate a return. Refunds are processed within 5 to 7 business days. Return shipping is the buyer's responsibility unless the return is due to defect or shipping error. What fulfillment options are available? Orders can be placed for in-store pickup, local delivery, or nationwide shipping through checkout. Pickup is available at 19759 SE Sunnyside Rd, Damascus, OR 97089 during posted business hours. ``` Safety Notice Wear the correct hand protection for the hazard. These gloves are for general hand protection, grip, and dexterity, not specialized protection for every jobsite risk. Do not use these gloves as electrical insulation, chemical protection, chainsaw protection, high-heat protection, or full waterproof protection. Use caution around sharp metal, cut edges, puncture hazards, moving parts, and power tools. Inspect gloves before use and replace them when the coating, shell, seams, fingertips, or cuff are worn or damaged. Need Help Matching Gloves to Your Crew? The right glove setup depends on crew size, weather, gutter material, job type, hand size mix, and whether the work is dry install, wet cleaning, roofing, maintenance, or shop prep. Fastest Path Use website chat for sizing help, crew ordering, pickup, local delivery, shipping, and glove pairing questions. Build the Safety Kit Pair these gloves with safety glasses, hard hats, ladder safety gear, snips, fasteners, hangers, sealant, and gutter cleaning tools. Fulfillment Options In-store pickup, local delivery, and nationwide shipping are available through checkout. Product Summary Box Gorilla Grip Work Gloves are lightweight grip-coated contractor gloves for gutter installation, roofing, exterior repair, cleanup, maintenance, shop work, and general material handling. The nylon/spandex shell supports breathability and dexterity, the coated palm and fingers help control wet aluminum, tools, fasteners, hangers, and downspout parts, and the elastic wrist cuff helps keep debris out during overhead and ladder-adjacent work. Available in Medium, Large, and Extra Large. 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