Work gloves

[Baz]

Originally Posted by DanielDudley

I use the thinner, nitrile palmed version of these. They are just as tough, and are very tough. I rotate several pairs, and also wash them. If you get a good fit, they are very dexterous.

Those are what I typically use as well, Dan.

In retrospect though.....I believe Shaun needs a tougher glove more suitable for metal fabrication.

Those are some nice gloves, Vinny. I'm going to check those out as well for the times when I need a little more ooomph in my gloves. Thanks mate!

[john70t]

Maybe have different gloves at different workstation tasks?

Could be a pain when switching frequently though.

[enzo1]

I like stihl gloves...

[gacook]

I don't use gloves. Attempted to a few times, but I just don't seem to be able to have the right "feel" for what I'm doing when wearing gloves.

[Shaun @ Tru6]

For stuff like this, these gloves are borderline too light weight but offer much better handling of sawzalls and grinders than heavy gloves which I think is more of a safety premium.

[greglepore]

Hobart's tig welders gloves...nice combination of soft and hard leathers.

[DanielDudley]

I use the nitrile gloves for grinding and handling metal like that. I would only use welding gloves for welding, or at least 100% leather gloves. For me, I find that rubber palmed gloves are just that much more resistant to abrasion and wear.

I have at least three pairs of gloves in my truck right now, and four in the house. I was ripping a standing seam metal roof off of a house yesterday with nitrile palmed gloves. I came to hate those 7 plus dollar work gloves that don't last a week of real work.

Your mileage may vary.

[unclebilly]

Originally Posted by 72doug2,2S

Cool gloves

There's a deal on these if you have the right kind of work, or have a daughter that has lots of high teas.

FLUFFY PINK FEATHER GLOVES

I am going to put a pair of these in one of the guys' rig bags... I'd love to see the look on everyone's face when he shows up at a drilling rig with these babies...

[herr_oberst]

Thanks, Vinnie. Good call. This is a superior product. Probably won't get the elastic cuffs next time, but boy are these well made and highly detailed. Pick up a dime with 'em.

[VINMAN]

Glad you like them. The ones without the elastic are a little longer on the wrist