Gloves

[stixx337]

Hello guys, Ive been a member for awhile but this is my first post.
Im a driver in the midwest and have been going through gloves like
crazy.
I use thin silicone/black gardening gloves so my hands can breath
but they make my hands stink like a*% and last only about a wk.
It's peak but not snowing here yet and im having a tough time finding
good gloves that aren't thick. Need input/website suggestions pls.
It's good to be here with fellow browns..
'L8rs

 

[BROWN430]

I get my gloves at Lowes. I use the "Mechanic" brand. I usally get a few months out of them. I use the thinest I can fine so I don't have problems using the DIAD.

 

[seb421]

Ringers insulated mechanic gloves;

these are spot on, i do a lot of work on the motorbike and its cold in my garrage... these are spot on and are not to thick, i can evan send a text in them

hope this helps, seb.

 

[tonyexpress]

Hello guys, Ive been a member for awhile but this is my first post.
Im a driver in the midwest and have been going through gloves like
crazy.
I use thin silicone/black gardening gloves so my hands can breath
but they make my hands stink like a*% and last only about a wk.
It's peak but not snowing here yet and im having a tough time finding
good gloves that aren't thick. Need input/website suggestions pls.
It's good to be here with fellow browns..
'L8rs

Hey stixx337,

Welcome to the BrownCafe...

I would suggest you keep your hands to yourself until you get a different type of glove.

 

[bigbrownhen]

I wear the little cheapy gloves you find at checkout. like 2 pair for $2. They dont last long, usually go through 4 pair or so during winter, but they are great for handling packages and working the board. Don't know how well they work for guys though.

 

[things2auction]

Atlas gloves, hands down the best gloves I have used. They are cheap, have great grip and last longer than any other glove I have used. I have tried tons of different gloves and have yet to find one better for moving boxes!

 

[MC4YOU2]

I use the canvas/rubber type you describe and just pitch them when they start to ripen. I find you can get a few more days with washing them out or using an anti fungal spray.