Work gloves suggestions

[R.Lewis]

Got these from Wilkinsons. Not bad at all, nice cowhide, lined so will work for pot lifting. Good for a fiver. They are not as white as picture looks more natural leather colour.
http://www.wilkinsonplus.com/garden-accessories+clothing/wilko-general-and-gardening-gloves-lined-hide-medium/invt/0298544/?htxt=6O%2FeOueM7uDcc1M6HldJ49cFLCwb7LreWCNr7JeIRUdLY48vIU4EweMmnR8STvxOz5hNvl35Uljq HIhce%2B2%2FZA%3D%3D

 

[Bushwhacker]

http://www.pittards.com/specialist-leather/46/workheavy-duty-gloves

 

[Graham_S]

I use gloves at work a lot.
The best ones I've found so far are the 5.11 station grip gloves.
They're a little out of the price range, but I find them very good.
clicky

 

[hemdale]

I bought some Tegera gloves after a recommendation on here - ended up buying 4 pairs!

Hey Robin,

Are they any good ? Which model ?

 

[spandit]

Hey, Bruce. I bought the Tegera 17 model from here:

http://www.cromwell.co.uk/EJE9611704K

They replaced some Tough Duck gloves I bought in the USA which were fantastic

 

[Simon H]

I use these riggers for work and bushy stuff, I buy 10 pairs at a time for about £12.50 and as they're so cheap it doesn't matter what happens to them. They last reasonably considering the price, 1 pair will last the duration of a small house demolition job. They are very absorbent in the wet though.http://www.justworkgloves.co.uk/12622_-Rigger-Gloves/Full-Leather-Index-Rigger-Gloves.html

 

[santaman2000]

I mostly use military issue leather work gloves (I still have several pair left) but when I buy another pair of civvi work gloves they will be these www.bizrate.com/safety-security/white-mule-gloves

 

[swright81076]

These are decent gloves

http://m.screwfix.com/p/perfect-fit-poly-gloves-black/22273


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[treelore]

if you find some "thorn proof" glove let me know as i've tryed everything !

 

[swright81076]

I imagine these would be thorn proof.

They look very inconspicuous too, very smart indeed.

http://www.weaponsemporium.com/LOR - Sauron Gauntlet.jpg

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[treelore]

lol, not bad swright...but my money would still be on the blackthorn lol

 

[lub0]

While working the allotmont or general manual labour I prefer bare hands as much as I can get away with to thicken the skin, so I'll never be without gloves in the future.

 

[ged]

The Snickers gloves have a lot of nam-made fibre so not good for hot pots.

I use suede gloves from the local Halfords lookalike, they're 99p a pair. They could be better stitched but they last for ages if you don't use them for bricklaying or steel fab.

 

[hemdale]

Hey, Bruce. I bought the Tegera 17 model from here:

http://www.cromwell.co.uk/EJE9611704K

They replaced some Tough Duck gloves I bought in the USA which were fantastic

Wicked ! That's why I like this forum, you have the perfect answer - always !
Just ordered mine yesterday. Thanks a million Robin. :You_Rock_

 

[spandit]

De rien! I hope you like them, they certainly work for me & I've nearly worn out my first pair!

 

[hemdale]

Hey Robin,

I've received the Tegera 17 gloves. Brilliant !
One thing, the left glove leather is stiffer than the right one. Kinda strange. Did you notice the same thing ?

Apart from that, they are VERY heat resistant and quite comfy even if size 8 was a tad small at the beginning: the hot water trick works perfectly.

 

[spandit]

Didn't notice a difference in stiffness but they'll loosen up anyway. Shame you couldn't make it this weekend