Minnesota Trapline Atlas Trappers Gauntlet Gloves

Trapline work is rough on hands and arms. Cover both, and keep your feel.

Short gloves stop at the wrist, and the work on a trapline does not.

Past The Elbow: The gauntlet extends past the elbow with bicep coverage. You reach down to bed a trap, and the glove covers you the whole way.

Tough Coating: The nitrile coating resists oils, chemicals, and abrasions. The mess of the job stays on the glove, not on your skin.

Feel For The Work: A light cotton liner under a thin, flexible shell. You handle small trap parts with precise movements and real touch.

Grip That Holds: The rough finish gives you a sure grip on steel and tools. What you pick up stays in your hand.

Fit And Storage: An elasticated border keeps the glove secure. A ventilation eyelet adds breathability and lets you hang the pair to store.

Run your line like someone who plans to run it again tomorrow.