Spec me some gloves please

Kavalree

Kavalree

Kavalree

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Ok, so I'm after some gloves for work, as the supplied ones are crap.

The gloves need to be comfy and durable, very durable with plenty of grip, also need to allow u restricted movement of my fingers.

Budget of about £20 or so.

Please, no marigolds...
 
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Your google fu is weak young one.

"Heavy duty gloves" comes up with lots of results on google shopping. Something like that?
 
I have some great gloves for work, they're like rubber on the palms and fingers, then fabric on the back and quite tight so allow good movement of the fingers.

Only problem is I reckon they're designed for my work, and supplied by them, so have no idea what they're called or where to get them from.

This post has been entirely pointless =/
 
Megahurtz400 said:
I have some great gloves for work, they're like rubber on the palms and fingers, then fabric on the back and quite tight so allow good movement of the fingers.

Only problem is I reckon they're designed for my work, and supplied by them, so have no idea what they're called or where to get them from.

This post has been entirely pointless =/
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Mine are how you describe, made by Ace Grip. They are so crap, they fall apart after a couple of weeks :/.
 
Jaffa_Far said:
Ok, so I'm after some gloves for work, as the supplied ones are crap.
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When the ones issued to you are knackered, take them back when you get replacements. Tell them they're wasting money and should buy better ones.
 
my advice would be just man up and use bare hands, they will blister and the skin will toughen in the weak areas, after a few weeks im sure you will be fine!
 
Megahurtz400 said:
I have some great gloves for work, they're like rubber on the palms and fingers, then fabric on the back and quite tight so allow good movement of the fingers.

Only problem is I reckon they're designed for my work, and supplied by them, so have no idea what they're called or where to get them from.

This post has been entirely pointless =/
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Nitrile dipped gloves? They're excellent for working on cars, but obviously are fairly soft so won't last forever.
 
Drop me your postage details via Trust and I'll send you an unopened pack of should do the job nicely gloves. Price = first charity tin rattled in your face pop something in it.
 
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