What make/type of gloves do you wear ,working in your wood yard?

[cessna]

As above .

I use  Solidur  leather fencing gloves which I like as not too expensive compared with some  and wear reasonably well ,but just wondering what gloves others wear.    

 

[Woodworks]

When the weather is cold these SKYTEC ARGON

Not the hardest wearing but I have a habit of bashing my digits if I let my hands get cold. 

 

The rest of the time a pair of the grey cut resistant ones from one of the tool sheds. Brands seem to chop and change monthly. 

[scbk]

For winter, thermal builders type gloves, you can usually get a bag of 12 for a decent enough price on ebay i.e.

 

12 PAIRS HI VIZ THERMAL WINTER BUILDERS LATEX WORK GLOVES GARDENING NEW

WWW.EBAY.CO.UK

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12 PAIRs HI VIZ THERMAL WINTER BUILDERS LATEX. GLOVES GARDENING NEW. • Textured latex palm dip. 12 Pairs for only 16.49 GBP. available in size Conform to EN 388.

 

 

They're not great for use with wooden hand tools like a sappie/pickaroon (is any glove though)

 

If the weather's really miserable then a set of surgical gloves underneath helps

[coppice cutter]

Never been a glove wearer for the simple reason that I never tried any that I was happy wearing.

 

Then a friend gave me a pair of these

PowerGrab® Thermo (Orange) 335 | TOWA CORPORATION

TOWAGLOVES.COM

which being a hard as nails farmer I totally ignored until one day I was knocking down concrete mangers and my hands were struggling with both the cold and abrasion and I decided to put them on out of desperation.

 

I was mighty impressed with them as they are warm, light, comfortable and useable for all but the most precise of tasks.

 

I now find myself using them much more often than I ever thought I would.

 

Highly recommended.

[Squaredy]

I have for years used these gloves from Screwfix or Toolstation and the great thing is they are washable.  But they do quite quickly lose their grip - they are cheap and cheerful to be honest rather than good.  Also no good in the wet.

 

Criss Cross Gloves | Toolstation

WWW.TOOLSTATION.COM

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Clear PVC criss-cross pattern for extra grip. Conforms to EN420, EN388.

 

The gloves with latex don't seem to wash successfully - anyone suggest good washable gloves?

[Squaredy]

10 hours ago, coppice cutter said:

Never been a glove wearer for the simple reason that I never tried any that I was happy wearing.

 

Then a friend gave me a pair of these

PowerGrab® Thermo (Orange) 335 | TOWA CORPORATION

TOWAGLOVES.COM

which being a hard as nails farmer I totally ignored until one day I was knocking down concrete mangers and my hands were struggling with both the cold and abrasion and I decided to put them on out of desperation.

 

I was mighty impressed with them as they are warm, light, comfortable and useable for all but the most precise of tasks.

 

I now find myself using them much more often than I ever thought I would.

 

Highly recommended.

Where can you actually buy these gloves?  The link is to a website giving full details but no purchase option.

[coppice cutter]

No idea, they were given to me by a mate and they were standard supply at his work.

 

Mine are eventually getting pretty worn, I'll be gutted if I can't find them anywhere and he has since changed jobs.

Edited December 12, 2022 by coppice cutter

[Bob_z_l]

9 minutes ago, coppice cutter said:

No idea, they were given to me by a mate and they were standard supply at his work.

 

Mine are eventually getting pretty worn, I'll be gutted if I can't find them anywhere and he has since changed jobs.

Towa PowerGrab Thermo Thermal Orange 335 Gloves

WWW.WORKGLOVES.CO.UK

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Stay warm with the Towa PowerGrab Thermo Thermal Orange 335 Gloves, available for Â4.99 per pair. Fully coated and seamless, the gloves are ideal for building work, maintenance...

 

[GarethM]

Google "powergrab thermo gloves 335".

 

Amazon selling them, the 334 looks exactly like the ones from Screwfix at £7

[HJK]

When I was working in the US, I was given some Caiman Mag 2956 and have lasted me ages. Wonder if Amazon do them or somewhere