What gloves for ripping out brambles?

[csservices]

Ripeur 2's

 

Ripeur 2 Leather puncture resistant glove :: Safety Hut : World class personal protective equipment for industry

 

Theres threads on here somewhere with plenty of happy customers. My pair are still going strong, very comfortable now.

 

Got offered a pair of them at work but couldnt get on with them, too thick for me, no feel when using saw or trying to hold billhooks etc when hedgelaying, much prefer a pair of rigger gloves that are well broken in.

[Woodworks]

Sorry Ripear 2 gloves.. well reccomended

 

Thanks.

 

Now what size. Normally take a 10 but sometimes a 9 what do you reckon?

[Burytreeman]

well mine were size 11... I would order the ten in your position wood

[Woodworks]

Thanks all.

 

Will get some ordered and stop being a tight git

[mendiplogs]

What about some comfy thin gloves and a pair of bigger welding gloves?

 

Hi CHRIS here mate from BOC thanks Jon

[Woodworks]

Well I got a pair of the Ripeur 2's.

 

On the plus side they are quite supple and comfy. On the down side the cuffs are too short and wrists have got nicely mauled by the brambles. Also got stabbed a few times by the bramble thorns through the fingers. Bit disappointed for the price to be honest but not tried them out on hawthorn and blackthorn yet.

[spandit]

Tegera 17 - brilliant and cheap

[FatherJack]

Well I got a pair of the Ripeur 2's.

 

On the plus side they are quite supple and comfy. On the down side the cuffs are too short and wrists have got nicely mauled by the brambles. Also got stabbed a few times by the bramble thorns through the fingers. Bit disappointed for the price to be honest but not tried them out on hawthorn and blackthorn yet.

 

I agree about the short cuffs. Could do with these coming halfway up the fore arm.

[treefolk]

Gold leaf tough touch gloves are really nice quality, good dexterity with wrist/arm protection. About 20 quid I think