Ironclad Tactical Trigger Impact Gloves
Ironclad Tactical Trigger Impact Gloves
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The Ironclad Tactical Trigger Impact Gloves leave the thumb, index and middle finger open, so the three digits that do the shooting stay bare while the rest of the hand keeps full cover and armour. There is no touchscreen layer because there does not need to be: the fingertips that work a phone, an optic or a trigger are already exposed. The ring and little fingers stay fully enclosed in suede.
The protection is the real story. Moulded TPR guards run across the knuckles and along the fingers, and the EN 388 rating is 2121AP. That trailing P is the impact mark, which means the armour has been tested and passed against a defined standard rather than simply being rubber on the back of the hand. Ironclad build in trigger finger relief so the guards do not snag or deaden the trigger stroke. Underneath, a reinforced suede palm is rated 4/5 for grip dry, wet and oily alike, an Airmesh flex panel vents the back of the hand, and a large cuff pull and carabiner loop handle carry. Covered by a full 12-month warranty against faults in materials and workmanship, where 90 days is the norm across the category.
Key Features
- Open Thumb, Index and Middle Finger - Bare fingertips for trigger feel, fine adjustment and touchscreen use
- EN 388 2121AP with Impact Mark - The P denotes certified impact protection, tested rather than assumed
- TPR Finger and Knuckle Guards - Moulded armour across the knuckles and along the covered fingers
- Trigger Finger Relief - A dedicated relief cut so the guards do not snag or deaden the trigger stroke
- Reinforced Synthetic Suede Palm - Rated 4/5 for grip dry, wet and oily alike
- Airmesh Flex Panel - Ventilated panel set into the polyester knit back to move heat away from the hand
- Cuff Pull and Carabiner Loop - Fast to pull on, and clips to a belt, pack or plate carrier
- Two Colourways - Camo for field use and plain black for duty and low-profile wear
Ideal For
- Range and Competition Shooting - Bare trigger finger with knuckle armour still in place
- Airsoft and Paintball - TPR guards take the hits the back of the hand collects
- Patrol and Training - Fine control for equipment, radios and phones without stripping a glove off
- Vehicle and Kit Handling - Even grip figures hold up on straps, tools and wet metal
Technical Specifications
| Design | Exposed 3-Finger Trigger (Thumb, Index, Middle) |
|---|---|
| Palm Material | Reinforced Synthetic Suede |
| Back Material | Breathable Polyester Knit with Airmesh Flex Panel |
| Impact Protection | Moulded TPR Finger and Knuckle Guards |
| Trigger Finger | Trigger Finger Relief Cut |
| Closure | Hook and Loop Wrist Fastening |
| Additional Features | Large Cuff Pull · Carabiner Loop |
| Colours | Camo · Black |
| Sizes | Camo S to XXL · Black M to XL |
| EN 388 Rating | 2121AP (P = Certified Impact Protection) |
| ANSI Cut Rating | A1 |
| ANSI Abrasion Rating | 3 |
| ANSI Puncture Rating | 3 |
| Grip Performance | Dry 4/5 · Wet 4/5 · Oily 4/5 |
| MPN | EXOT-FRICAM (Camo) · IEXT-FRIBLK (Black) |
| Procurement | TAA Compliant |
Warranty
Backed by a full 12-month warranty against faults in materials and workmanship from the date of purchase, where 90 days is the category norm. If you believe you have a warranty claim, please contact sales@taskoutdoor.co.uk. Products may need to be returned for inspection, which can result in a short processing delay.
Warranty Exclusions
- General wear and tear
- Damage caused by misuse, abuse or failure to follow care instructions
- Accidental damage
- Damage resulting from use outside the product's intended application
Care Instructions
Clean by hand in cool water and air dry. Do not bleach, do not iron and do not tumble dry, and keep the TPR guards away from direct heat. Store clean and dry. Follow any care notes printed on the product or packaging.
Safety Information
Match the glove to the task. The thumb, index and middle fingertips are deliberately left uncovered, so those three digits carry no cut, abrasion or puncture protection and are exposed to whatever the hand meets. The EN 388 impact mark is a pass or fail result, not a graded level, and it applies to the armoured areas on the back of the hand and covered fingers. The palm carries no impact protection.
The ANSI A1 cut level suits general handling rather than blade work, and cut-resistant does not mean cut-proof. Check the stated ratings before use and do not exceed them. Inspect the guards and stitching for wear before each use and replace when damaged. Keep hands clear of moving machinery where a glove could be caught.
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