Lightweight control. Solid grip. Built for roofing tasks.

These PU-coated grip gloves give you the one thing most gloves kill: feel. A breathable seamless knit liner keeps your hands comfortable, while a polyurethane palm & fingertip coating delivers dry-to-slightly-oily grip for precise work. Ideal for handling trims, laying membrane, positioning fixings, cutting OSB, and general site assembly where you need both dexterity and control.

Why roofers pick them

• Tactile control — slim PU palm/fingers give a natural feel for tools, screws, and small fixings.

• Sure, clean grip — consistent hold on GRP trims, OSB, membranes, hand tools and boxes.

• Breathable back — seamless knit liner helps reduce sweaty hands on long shifts.

• Snug wrist — elasticated cuff keeps debris out and the glove in place.

• Easy to work with — cut, drill, mark and assemble without constantly pulling gloves off.

Where they excel

• Trim & corner fitting — mark, scribe, and offer-up parts with confident grip.

• Membrane handling — carry, align and staple/tack with good feel at the fingertips.

• OSB & batten work — sheet handling, pilot drilling, driving fixings.

• General site tasks — loading, unloading, hardware sorting, tool handling.

Not for

• High heat/open flame — not heat-resistant.

• Heavy cut risk — for sharp-edge work, choose a certified cut-resistant glove.

Fit & care

• Fit: true-to-size with a close, second-skin feel. If between sizes, size up for comfort.

• Care: cold wash by hand if needed; air-dry only. Replace if coating wears smooth, tears, or the knit is damaged.

Technical snapshot

• Liner: breathable seamless knit (nylon/poly yarn).

• Gauge: fine-gauge construction for high dexterity.

• Coating: polyurethane (PU) on palm & fingertips (back of hand uncoated for breathability).

• Cuff: elastic knit wrist.

• Use: dry to slightly oily handling; roofing assembly & fit-out tasks.

• Sizes: (UPDATE SIZES)

Safety notes

• Inspect before use; retire damaged gloves.

• Not designed for high heat, or heavy cut hazards.

• Use appropriate PPE alongside these gloves (eye protection, masks, etc.) as task dictates.

Grip you can trust, feel you can work with. Add a pair to your kit and keep the job moving.