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Any recommendations for leather work gloves that will hold up? Not the thin Mechanix type, but nothing so thick and heavy that there's no dexterity.
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The 3-pack of leather work gloves from Costco have served me well.
If you beeswax them, they’re a bitch to break in!
Lexol or neets oil.
If you take the time it takes, it takes less time.
--Pat Parelli
American by birth; Alaskan by choice.
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The 3-pack of leather work gloves from Costco have served me well.
If you beeswax them, they’re a bitch to break in!
Lexol or neets oil. Do you zip up your shoes too? Gloves are a disposable wear item. Goatskin.
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Kinco last the longest.
Tony Lamas fit the best.
Next pair will be Tony's
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I get mine from a welding supply house. About $6 /pair, leather. They holdup fairly well. Try using a farriers rasp with a leather glove and see how long they last. I wear out about two pair every summer, one in hunting season and one in the winter. I will have to check the catalog tomorrow that is down in the shop to get the name of the supplier
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These premises insured by a Sheltie in Training ,--- and Cooey.o
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Its very simple.
Just go to Equity CoOp in Malta Montana and ask for the goat skin work gloves.
Easy.
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The 3-pack of leather work gloves from Costco have served me well.
If you beeswax them, they’re a bitch to break in!
Lexol or neets oil. Do you zip up your shoes too? Gloves are a disposable wear item. Goatskin. No, Jim. I have Velcro! Agree on dispo gloves. The oil gives them a bit more flex and gription. Don’t like gloves slipping on a shovel or similar.
If you take the time it takes, it takes less time.
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Golden Stag Work Gloves with reinforced palm, thumb, and trigger finger. They are 18.00 a pair at the Co-op but the fit great and generally last until i leave them on the bumper or something stupid.
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Its very simple.
Just go to Equity CoOp in Malta Montana and ask for the goat skin work gloves.
Easy.
Goatskin driver gloves on eBay.
Dave
�The man who complains about the way the ball bounces is likely to be the one who dropped it.� Lou Holtz
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Like tires, all a tradeoff.
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Tillman 1485
Great year round work glove.
Last edited by Gypsy_Wind; 08/15/20.
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Pig skin or goat skin if I can find 'em.
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I know it's not what you asked but Milwaukee makes a great cut level 1 work glove and they have great dexterity. My boy bought them for me and I have since dropped the leather gloves
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The 3-pack of leather work gloves from Costco have served me well.
If you beeswax them, they’re a bitch to break in!
Lexol or neets oil. I bought some of those. I didn't care for the fit. Poor dexterity. Ok for rough work I guess.
Let's Go Brandon! FJB
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The 3-pack of leather work gloves from Costco have served me well.
If you beeswax them, they’re a bitch to break in!
Lexol or neets oil. I bought some of those. I didn't care for the fit. Poor dexterity. Ok for rough work I guess. Haha! Get you some IsoToners for your soft hands then!
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Must places don’t carry Giant sized leather gloves.
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Must places don’t carry Giant sized leather gloves. Once in a while a store will have them. Not often though.
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The 3-pack of leather work gloves from Costco have served me well.
If you beeswax them, they’re a bitch to break in!
Lexol or neets oil. I bought some of those. I didn't care for the fit. Poor dexterity. Ok for rough work I guess. Haha! Get you some IsoToners for your soft hands then! Maybe I should have rubbed some of that Oberdork schidt or a Hershey bar on them, softened them up. I had calluses .....once.
Let's Go Brandon! FJB
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