Cut and Puncture Resistant: The gloves should be resistant to cuts and punctures to protect the wearer’s hands from sharp objects.
High Dexterity: Despite their heavy-duty construction, the gloves should allow for a high level of dexterity to enable the wearer to handle equipment and perform tasks effectively.
Comfortable: The gloves should be comfortable to wear for extended periods.
Easy to Put On and Take Off: Firefighter gloves should be designed in a way that they can be quickly and easily put on and taken off.
High Visibility: The gloves may have reflective strips or come in bright colors to increase the visibility of the wearer in low light conditions.
Insulated: The gloves may be insulated to provide protection against cold conditions.
Chemical Resistant: The gloves should be resistant to chemicals, as firefighters often come into contact with various hazardous substances.
Adjustable: The gloves should have adjustable straps or cuffs to ensure a secure fit for different hand sizes.