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Allen Company
Processing game in the field or at home demands protection—for your hands, your clothes, and your sanity when cleanup rolls around. The Allen Heavy-Duty Game Cleaning Gloves bundle gives you two pairs of latex gloves designed specifically for the messy work of field dressing and butchering. One pair reaches to your wrist for standard tasks; the other extends to your shoulder when you need maximum coverage and want to keep blood and tissue off your sleeves and forearms. Whether you're a hunter who processes your own game or a processor handling multiple animals, having both lengths on hand means you can choose the right tool for each job without fumbling through a pile of gear or making an unnecessary mess.
Latex gloves are the go-to choice for game processing because they're puncture-resistant enough to handle bone, sharp edges, and rough work, yet thin enough to maintain dexterity when you need precision with your knife. The heavy-duty construction won't tear on a rib cage or puncture when you're working around sharp bone fragments—a real concern when you're elbow-deep in the cavity of a fresh kill. Disposable means no cross-contamination between animals, no hand-washing hassle during a long processing session, and no lingering odors soaked into fabric gloves that never quite come clean.
This is a straightforward, practical product: two pairs of gloves, nothing fancy, ready to go. Buy a few sets if you process regularly—once you've worn through a pair mid-project, you'll wish you'd grabbed extras. Allen's been making outdoor basics for decades, and these gloves are built to last through the job without falling apart or leaving you bare-handed at the worst moment.
You get one pair of wrist-length latex gloves and one pair of shoulder-length latex gloves—two pairs total, ready to use.
Yes. The heavy-duty latex is designed to withstand the demands of game processing, including contact with bone, sharp edges, and the puncture risks that come with field dressing and breaking down carcasses.
Use the wrist-length pair for standard field work and detail-oriented tasks where you need better hand feel and mobility. Reach for the shoulder-length pair when you're doing deeper processing work, want to protect your forearms and sleeves from blood and tissue, or are handling multiple animals and want maximum coverage.
These are disposable gloves. They're designed to be used once and discarded, which prevents cross-contamination between animals and eliminates the mess of cleaning reusable gloves.
Allen Company
Processing game in the field or at home demands protection—for your hands, your clothes, and your sanity when cleanup rolls around. The Allen Heavy-Duty Game Cleaning Gloves bundle gives you two pairs of latex gloves designed specifically for the messy work of field dressing and butchering. One pair reaches to your wrist for standard tasks; the other extends to your shoulder when you need maximum coverage and want to keep blood and tissue off your sleeves and forearms. Whether you're a hunter who processes your own game or a processor handling multiple animals, having both lengths on hand means you can choose the right tool for each job without fumbling through a pile of gear or making an unnecessary mess.
Latex gloves are the go-to choice for game processing because they're puncture-resistant enough to handle bone, sharp edges, and rough work, yet thin enough to maintain dexterity when you need precision with your knife. The heavy-duty construction won't tear on a rib cage or puncture when you're working around sharp bone fragments—a real concern when you're elbow-deep in the cavity of a fresh kill. Disposable means no cross-contamination between animals, no hand-washing hassle during a long processing session, and no lingering odors soaked into fabric gloves that never quite come clean.
This is a straightforward, practical product: two pairs of gloves, nothing fancy, ready to go. Buy a few sets if you process regularly—once you've worn through a pair mid-project, you'll wish you'd grabbed extras. Allen's been making outdoor basics for decades, and these gloves are built to last through the job without falling apart or leaving you bare-handed at the worst moment.
You get one pair of wrist-length latex gloves and one pair of shoulder-length latex gloves—two pairs total, ready to use.
Yes. The heavy-duty latex is designed to withstand the demands of game processing, including contact with bone, sharp edges, and the puncture risks that come with field dressing and breaking down carcasses.
Use the wrist-length pair for standard field work and detail-oriented tasks where you need better hand feel and mobility. Reach for the shoulder-length pair when you're doing deeper processing work, want to protect your forearms and sleeves from blood and tissue, or are handling multiple animals and want maximum coverage.
These are disposable gloves. They're designed to be used once and discarded, which prevents cross-contamination between animals and eliminates the mess of cleaning reusable gloves.
