Description

For those who want the ultimate off-road gloves, Factor 55 now offers the best way to guard your hands against the rigors of vehicle recovery. The new Factor 55 Roper X™ Gloves are built to our custom specs and handcrafted with deep-rooted American heritage in Bend, Oregon. Specifically designed for use in the most demanding winching and recovery situations, these are the perfect premium addition to your recovery kit.

These gloves feature a tough drum-dyed 4 oz American Buffalo palm in Tobacco Brown, and a comfortable 4 oz American Elk back in Gold, embossed with the Factor 55 logo. They offer excellent abrasion resistance whether using steel or synthetic winch rope. A triangular cutout on the wrist collar gives more room to fit the hand in when pulling the glove on; the sturdy matte black snap helps keep the gloves securely on your hands. There’s also a slot to hang the gloves on a carabiner when not in use.

Available in sizes S, M, L, and XL, Factor 55 Roper X Gloves will fit nearly everyone. See the size guide tab to find the gloves that fit, well, like a glove.

• Internal stitching is made to last, with a smooth exterior look and finish.
  
• Armored Palm is made with thick 4oz American Buffalo hide offering the best abrasion resistance possible to take on the roughest tasks.
• Carabiner slot is designed for holding gloves on carabiner. Can also be used to help pull gloves on.
• Triangular cutout wrist flare on wrist collar gives more room to fit hand in when pulling glove on.
• Snap allows you to secure the glove around your wrist. Matte black finish.
• Glove Back is made of durable 4oz American Elk, for comfort and protection.

Size Guide

Measure around your palm. If you don't have a soft tape measure, you can use a string, mark it, lay it flat and measure it. This will give you your general size. If you like more or less room you could go up or down from there. We recommend sizing up a size in the thicker leathers to allow for more room and a comfortable fit. This will avoid any pinch points when making a fist.

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