The FirstSpear Operator Glove (OG) is built for moments where maximum dexterity and precision are non-negotiable. Designed with cutting-edge materials and modern construction methods, the Operator Glove delivers peak performance without compromise.
Its patent-pending trigger finger design sets a new standard in tactile sensitivity, giving operators precise control for critical weapon functions, magazine changes, and other high-stakes tasks.
The Operator Glove excels as a lightweight, standalone solution for missions that demand speed, accuracy, and superior touch. For added durability and protection, it is engineered to seamlessly integrate with the Operator Outer Glove (OOG), creating a complete combat system for the hands. This versatility makes the Operator Glove adaptable across a wide range of operational requirements.
Constructed from ultra-thin, high-performance fabrics, the OG is optimized for unmatched dexterity and lightweight feel. The palm features FirstSpear High Dexterity Leather (FS-HDL) with a digital-textured Pittards Goatskin overlay for enhanced grip and precise weapon handling. Core-spun Merino Wool with a nylon core provides breathability, durability, and moisture resistance while remaining inherently flame resistant with No Melt, No Drip protection.
Touchscreen-compatible index and thumb tips allow seamless use of PDAs and tablets without breaking stride. The natural odor resistance and antibacterial properties of the materials add to long-wear comfort in demanding environments. While the OG is not designed for prolonged heavy abuse, it is engineered to excel throughout a full training cycle and deployment, making it an ideal tool for operators who need performance at the highest level.
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