Low Voltage Leather Linesman Gloves, Size 9 Large - 12 Pairs

In this review of the MAGID PowerMaster 12604 I look at who will get the most from these low voltage leather linesman gloves and why they are worth considering. The bottom line is straightforward: these gloves are designed for electricians and linesmen who need a full leather protector that fits over rubber insulated gloves and adds a durable barrier against sparks, heat and abrasion. The review finds the goatskin/kid leather construction and gauntlet cuff deliver practical protection and comfort for extended work, while the pull strap with plastic buckle makes on-job adjustments quick and secure.

Key Features

• Leather protector design: Made to be worn with rubber insulated gloves, offering a second layer of protection for low voltage electrical work.
• Premium leather construction: Pearl kid/goatskin leather resists heat and abrasion while remaining supple for dexterity during tool use.
• Full hand coverage: Gunn cut full leather covers the palm, back and fingertips to reduce seam irritation and improve overall comfort.
• Adjustable fit: A pull strap with a plastic buckle on the back lets the wearer quickly customize fit so gloves stay secure during tasks.
• Gauntlet cuff: The tapered, wide gauntlet cuff slides over sleeves and other PPE for extended forearm protection and freedom of movement.
• Length and thumb style: At about 13 in long with a straight thumb, the glove offers coverage needed for linesman protector use.

Who It's For

These gloves are best for professional electricians, linemen and maintenance technicians who routinely wear rubber insulated gloves and need an overglove that extends rubber glove life while adding mechanical protection. The full leather build and gauntlet cuff make them suitable for field work where sparks, abrasion and heat exposure are possible.

Users who need heavy, multi-layer insulation for high voltage tasks or who prefer extra-thick impact padding should look elsewhere; some customers find the leather a little thin for very aggressive mechanical abuse. Also, those seeking touchscreen capability or nitrile-style chemical resistance will need a different glove type.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Durable pearl kid/goatskin leather offers solid protection against heat and abrasion while remaining comfortable for long wear.
• Designed specifically to be worn over rubber insulated gloves, improving electrical and mechanical protection in low voltage work.
• Adjustable pull strap with plastic buckle provides a secure, customizable fit that is easy to change on the job.
• Gauntlet cuff offers extended forearm coverage and slips over sleeves and other PPE without restricting movement.

Cons

• Some users report the leather feels a little thin for the most demanding mechanical work, which may affect long-term durability in harsh conditions.
• Not intended as a standalone insulating glove for higher voltage applications; must be used with rubber insulated gloves.

Specifications

Our Verdict

The MAGID PowerMaster 12604 offers a practical, cost-effective leather protector glove for electricians and linemen who wear rubber insulated gloves. Its full leather construction, gauntlet cuff and adjustable strap provide useful protection and a comfortable fit for routine low voltage work, making it good value for crews that need multiple replacement pairs. For users needing thicker mechanical padding or standalone high-voltage insulation, there are better specialized options.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can these gloves be worn over rubber insulated gloves?
Yes, they are designed specifically as leather protector gloves to be worn over rubber insulated gloves for added mechanical and heat protection.

What size are these gloves and how long are they?
This listing is size 9 Large and the gloves measure about 13 in long with a straight thumb style.

Are these gloves suitable for heavy mechanical abuse?
They provide good abrasion and heat resistance, but some users find them a little thin for the most aggressive mechanical tasks, so heavy-impact work may require a thicker protector.