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Kinco® | Quality Work, Safety, Garden & Thermal Gloves …

Kinco® | Quality Work, Safety, Garden & Thermal Gloves Since 1975 Kinco: Making quality work, safety, garden, & thermal gloves since 1975 Kinco is a dedicated, second-generation family owned company that produces quality work gloves, and stands behind every product we make. We offer numerous styles and varieties of gloves designed for everything from planting marigolds in your garden, or snowmobiling in the back country , to protecting your hands in the harsh environment of working on an oil rig. If you are looking for top of the line work gloves for consumers who demand quality and innovation at a fair price then you’ve found it! Featuring solid leather, knitted shells with latex or nitrile coating, warm thermal lining, strong Kevlar® thread, waterproof PVC coating, 3M™ Scotchlite reflective material, and touch screen fingertips, quality is our top priority. We take great pride in setting high standards for our products, such as double stitched seams for heavy use areas on certain styles, reinforced leather or Kevlar® materials, using AquaNOT!® waterproof liner instead of just a waterproof coating, MIRAX2 sturdy synthetic leather on the KincoPro™ Series, and using multiple cut resistant fibers for the Cutflector™ styles. Not only do we ensure that every style has the appropriate grade and thickness of leather, weight of fabric, and thumb styles to provide an ergonomic fit and longer wear, we also ensure the sizes of our gloves are carefully monitored for accurate and generous sizing. The staff at Kinco is dedicated to you! We are enthusiastic, innovative, and passionate; and we work as a team to WOW you with our brilliant and understanding interactions. We stand behind our outstanding product and hope to create a healthy business relationship centered on our excellent glove program and our commitment to you.

Leather Palms | Kinco® Work Gloves

Leather Palms | Kinco® Work Gloves Quality Gloves Since 1975 | Portland, Oregon, USA

Kinco®’s Ski & Snow Program

Kinco®’s Ski & Snow Program | Winter Gloves & Mitts for Men, Women, and Kids   2021 – 2022 Ski Program Kinco® is proud to offer online direct sales exclusively to Ski Resort & Patrol Personnel, Lift Operators, and Maintenance Workers. By placing your order here on our secure website, your order will be processed automatically and your cold weather gloves will be shipped to you directly from our Portland warehouse – getting you and your staff back on the mountain with warm, dry hands in no time! Shipping Information Orders must be shipped to a physical US street address (no PO Boxes/no international shipments), as we are only able to ship domestically at this time. The cost of freight will be a flat rate based on your order total. Here’s a breakdown of our shipping fees: Order totals less than $75 incur a shipping fee of $7.00 Order totals greater than $75 ship FREE!  

Synthetic Leather | Kinco® Work Gloves

Synthetic Leather | Kinco® Work Gloves Quality Gloves Since 1975 | Portland, Oregon, USA

Leather Drivers | Kinco® Work Gloves

Leather Drivers | Kinco® Work Gloves Quality Gloves Since 1975 | Portland, Oregon, USA

Mitts | Kinco® Work Gloves

Mitts | Kinco® Work Gloves Quality Gloves Since 1975 | Portland, Oregon, USA

Men's XX-Large – – Kinco®

– Kinco® Quality Gloves Since 1975 | Portland, Oregon, USA

Kinco 1927KW – Review 2022 – DIVEIN

Kinco 1927KW The humble Kinco Work Glove is one of the ski industry’s worst-kept secrets. This simple and supremely affordable piece of workwear has found a vacation home on ski slopes all over North America. It proves that you don’t need to have the most expensive gear to be the best-looking skier on the hill. But how well do they actually perform compared to the very expensive and expedition-ready gloves we’ve tried out? Kinco makes a whole fleet of ski-applicable gloves, we review the 1927KW because that’s the model I happened to find a couple of springs ago while hiking under a lift line in search of goodies. Below we’ll dig into the details of this glove and see whether it truly is a good fit for the slopes or is better left at home on the ranch. Our Overall Review We have thoroughly tested – and read reviews from other experts and users. In summary, this is what we think: Reasons to buy: Unbeatable price considering the materials used and the build quality Competes with premium glove models for resort use and low elevation touring Outcompetes premium models when it comes to durability and longevity Reasons NOT to buy: Where to buy: Warmth Warmth is a relative quality that depends on many factors not limited to your body, the weather, relative moisture, how hard you’re skiing, and the condition of your gloves. Based on my experience with my pair of Kinco gloves, I’ve never had issues staying warm in a wide range of conditions. I have to mention that my use of them is selective- for example, I’ve never relied on them as my only pair of gloves for overnight expeditions. I usually opt to bring something with a waterproof shell in heavy rain. I’ve mainly used my pair of Kincos for hard days of resort skiing and single-day backcountry missions. In both these respects, they’re great. The shell has a reassuring feel heightened by the HeatKeep insulation used by many Kinco gloves (see our feature breakdown below for a little more on how Heatkeep works). This equated to a pleasant radiant heat that kept my hands comfortable on the hill. The final aspect that impacts heat is breathability. For the 1927KW, this is a mixed bag. Typically cotton is a hard pass material for outdoor applications. In this case, I think the backing added a bit of breathability that helped with temperature regulation and staying comfortable in the long run, unless conditions were wet. We’ll cover this more below, but the cotton canvas back did me no favors when the weather got wet. Specs & Features Cotton Canvas Backing Premium Grade Pigskin Shell Polyester Knit Wrist Pigskin Reinforcement around critical points of the build Angled Wing Thumb for more flexibility and dexterity Heatkeep Thermal Insulation with TR2 Lining Dexterity Like other leather body gloves we’ve reviewed (see the Black Diamond Guide Glove), you must suffer a little bit of a break-in period before you can enjoy the full range of motion Kinco gloves have when seasoned. Preconditioning your gloves with some leather treatment like Nikwax can help ease the break-in process and give you a little more upfront resistance. On that note, pigskin leather is supple and flexible by nature- but it has the performance edge over other types of leathers by retaining these qualities when it gets wet. This means you don’t have to worry about fumbling around with zippers and buckled in stiff, soggy gloves if the weather takes an unexpected turn. In my experience, my Kinco gloves have been some of the best I’ve ever used for accomplishing all sorts of delicate motor tasks. Whether that be grasping behind me for a loose tail clip on my skins halfway up…