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• XL Winter Goat skin gloves, Kevlar, Hipora, Insulation & treated for oil and water black cuff

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• XS Winter Goat skin gloves, Kevlar, Hipora, Insulation & treated for oil and water yellow cuff

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• 2XL Winter Goat skin gloves, Kevlar, Hipora, Insulation & treated for oil and water brown cuff

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• 3XL Winter Goat skin gloves, Kevlar, Hipora, Insulation & treated for oil and water brown cuff

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• 4XL Winter Goat skin gloves, Kevlar, Hipora, Insulation & treated for oil and water grey cuff

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• 5XL Winter Goat skin gloves, Kevlar, Hipora, Insulation & treated for oil and water dark blue cuff

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• Cold hands are slow hands, and wet hands go cold fast. A glove that soaks through in the first hour of a winter shift is worse than no glove — it holds the water against the skin.

  The RH-GSW is a three-layer build: Grade A goatskin outside, a true waterproof membrane in the middle, and 40 g of thermal insulation against the hand — for any cold, wet outdoor work, from utility and construction crews to oil and gas and rail. A Kevlar liner carries a Cut A6 rating, and the goatskin keeps the tactile control that makes the glove worth wearing.

  The proof is field data, not a lab claim. In side-by-side testing, competing gloves were submerged in ice water for five minutes alongside the RH-GSW. The RH-GSW was the only glove with zero interior seepage.

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• LG Winter Goat skin gloves, Kevlar, Hipora, Insulation & treated for oil and water red cuff

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• Med Winter Goat skin gloves,Kevlar, Hipora, Insulation & treated for oil and water green cuff

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• Small Winter Goat skin gloves,, Kevlar, Hipora, Insulation & treated for oil and water light blue cuff

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• The back of the hand takes the impact, and in winter it also takes the cold. Most insulated impact gloves solve one problem by making the other worse — the liner adds bulk, the bulk kills dexterity, and the worker goes barehanded rather than fight the glove.

  The RH-GSWT starts from the RH-GS and adds a 40 g thermal liner without giving up what made the original work. Grade A goatskin still delivers the tactile control. The Kevlar liner still carries a Cut A6 rating. Silicone TPR across the back still meets ANSI/ISEA 138-2019 Impact Level 2. It suits cold-weather fabrication, construction, and material handling across every industry that runs the RH-GS in warmer months.

  For crews who already run the RH-GS through three seasons, this is the fourth. Same fit, same feel, same ratings — warmer.

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• Winter Goat Skin gloves with Kevlar and lining 2XL TPR orange cuff