MS-917 Water-Resistant Cowhide Work Gloves
Product Overview
Wet grass, muddy tools, thorny branches—this is where ordinary leather gloves get heavy, slick, and frustrating. These water-resistant leather work gloves are built to stay dependable in damp, messy jobs with a practical, work-first design: an adjustable wrist strap helps seal out dirt and debris, while a reinforced palm patch boosts grip and durability in the carry zone. The pattern is built for movement (a gunn-cut style is commonly used on comparable designs), and the seam placement is designed to keep high-stress seams away from the palm contact area for longer wear.
Why this glove performs outdoors
- Water-resistant, naturally breathable leather feel for damp-weather work without the “plastic glove” vibe
- Reinforced palm patch for tougher lifting, pulling, and tool handling
- Puncture/cut-resistant positioning on comparable listings—suited for rose work, pruning, and rough handling
Best For
Ideal as water-resistant leather work gloves for gardening, pruning, landscaping, ranch/farm chores, construction cleanup, wood handling, and DIY projects—especially when you’re working in damp conditions and still want real leather grip.
Leather & Performance
Premium protective leathers including split cowhide, top-grain cowhide, top-grain goatskin, pigskin, and water-resistant leather, selected for the ideal balance of heat and spark resistance, durability, flexibility, and all-day comfort in demanding work environments.
Applications
Cold weather work gloves, construction, warehouse loading, landscaping, ranch/farm tasks, delivery work, and any outdoor job where you need warm insulated leather gloves that still move naturally.
Mingshun was founded in 2010 and has been involved in leather protection industry for over 20 years. After years of development, Mingshun has become a comprehensive enterprise integrating research and development, production and sales. With high quality inspection system and efficient production management process, we can produce more than 500,000 pairs of leather gloves and more than 100,000 pieces clothing per month.




















