Work gloves

[windfall]

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They are £8 a pair, i have been using them for months and they are great. They do get a bit slippy when wet but thats what happens to leather gloves when they get wet!

 

I have worn through the fingers in a couple of pairs but not had any stitching fail.

 

I find that the leather hardens up after a bit of wearing and once they are dirty you dont look quite so broke back mountian!

 

yeeehaaa big boy..

 

Sorry dont know where that came from!

Edited August 3, 2011 by windfall

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SWEET!!

 

Any one know how to size them or shall I just take a few for a lucky dip seeing as they're such good value

[Stephen Blair]

I can't believe they are only £8 wow!!!

if they were twice that I would still buy some. Left mine out on the window sill the other night, they got soaked, they dried out today in the sun, a wee bit hard at first then right back to super comfy:)

[Daniël Bos]

I got sent a pair of these too, and I'm equally impressed. They feel so soft, it completely removes my urge to have another child as I can just stroke these, soft a a baby's bottom!

The main thing I wear my gloves for is hedgelaying though, and as such they've not seen too much action. I'm looking forward to showing them some blackthorn to see how they hold up as the gloves I currently use are £25 +vat +delivery.

The only thing is they're a little too small for my hands. I got the larger size but hen my hands are the xxl size so they're still a wee bit too small. In line with this is that they could be a little bit longer around the wrist, but then I reckon that's a size issue.

[windfall]

I am a Medium, find the Ls a bit too big which ended up with me loosing the tip of one of the gloves fingers on the splitter!. I am also a M in diving gloves so the sizing is pretty standard i think.

[Daniël Bos]

I think the problem is the size of my hands rather than the gloves.