Armored Claw – Smart Tac Gloves Black – XXL

Armored Claw is built to withstand the abuse of the toughest users in the world, whether they be civilians, soldiers, or police officers. Fabrics like Kevlar®, Nomex®, Dynetex®, and Schoeller Keptrotec® are used to make the Armored Claw gloves. Because of this, the product line includes options that are resistant to fire, cuts, and reinforcements; you can choose the option that best suits your needs. Protective padding and reinforced areas, such as the wrists and knuckles, are standard on many models. The risk of harm is minimised to the greatest extent possible.

Smartphone, tablet, and other touch-screen devices are all compatible with the Armored Claw gloves. Basically, the Armored Claw is a complicated line that satisfies the needs of both airsoft and the modern battlefield.

The glove’s stiff protector, or armour, is the most noticeable and defining feature. It’s crafted using the Swiss firm Schoeller’s original Keprotec® technology. When a layer of Kevlar is applied on top of a layer of plastic profiled to the hand, the result is a protective glove that perfectly absorbs blows from a clenched fist. Since the palm’s inner side is especially prone to painful abrasions, this protection is invaluable.

The Kevlar® aramid fibre developed by the DuPont company is used for the outer fabric. It is non-conductive, does not dissolve in organic solvents, and can withstand high temperatures without melting. It is very resistant to abrasion and cuts, which is one of its main benefits. In order to prevent any accidental cuts from the knife’s blade, glass, or other sharp edges, the gloves are fastened securely.

The Smart Tacs have a natural leather lining that makes for a sure grip. A double layer of leather was applied to vulnerable areas. In addition, working with small tools is made easier by the leather’s thickness and its softness, which promotes precision.

Non-slip panels on the thumb and forefinger’s outer sides allow the wearer to interact with touch screens on mobile devices. The glove’s inner section is hook-and-loop fastened so that the width can be adjusted, and the glove’s elasticized bottom section can be moulded to the wearer’s wrist.