What good groundie gloves?

[Mesterh]

Since gloves seem to be the hot topic atm:001_smile: any recomendations for a decent ground glove that has some wear resistance ie doesn't rip the coating off after a days rigging and also some resistance to thorns etc. They don't need to be the most dexterious type just as long they don't come in one size fits all and also don't need to be super grippy.

[niftysteve]

these are good for thorny stuff protect your wrist a bit too,

 

WELDERS GAUNTLETS / WELDING GLOVES WITH KEVLAR STITCH | eBay UK

[janey]

These are very expensive but are well worth it. They are about the best all round gloves I've used and are reasonably hard wearing.

 

Buy Gold Leaf Winter Touch Gloves

[likeitorlumpit]

protek=56pence a pair

twenty quid for a pair of gloves just waaaay too much

[janey]

protek=56pence a pair

twenty quid for a pair of gloves just waaaay too much

 

I know

 

I suffer terribly with Reynaulds and anything that can keep my hands warm, dry and help to ease the pain is well worth it to me though. It's not as if I have to use them (the gloves) much these days

[likeitorlumpit]

I know

 

I suffer terribly with Reynaulds and anything that can keep my hands warm, dry and help to ease the pain is well worth it to me though. It's not as if I have to use them (the gloves) much these days

 

Ah- Fellow sufferer

Blaze heated gloves the only winter solution for me

Unfortunately they're not 56 pence:thumbdown:

[penfold]

These are very expensive but are well worth it. They are about the best all round gloves I've used and are reasonably hard wearing.

 

Buy Gold Leaf Winter Touch Gloves

 

i use these gloves as well janey but i find my hands get too warm in them sometimes even with my reynauds:confused1:

[Sam Thompson]

Builders rubber/knitted at £2.50 a pop:thumbup:

[Mesterh]

Ok then what I want is...the toughness of the welders gloves, the quality of the gold leaf winter gloves but more importantly the cost of the protek's:thumbup:

 

Surely that's not too much to ask for is it?

 

Thanks for the info will have a check of them.

 

I've bought loads of different types over the years and only one style suited, dunno where I got them from though:001_rolleyes: they were leather with a thinnish fleece lining and elasticated cuffs, oh and a nice snug fit.

[tncountryservices]

i wear these for all i do (fencing scrub clearance) and they last a good time, these also do them lined but my hands get so hot i don't need them.

 

Unlined Leather Glove, GL0300, Gloves, Dickies, Overalls, Hi-Vis Jackets, Waterproofs and Safety Boots

 

hope the link works.