[prestige cleaners]

i know the standard version are rubbish for wfp as they wear out within 2 weeks, but these are kevlar, but are £30. will also use them for snowboarding (once a year  ) as the standard ones were excellent in the snow. loads of feel too.

[nathanharrison]

I got some from Window cleaning Warehouse at end of Nov after having the normal gloves last Jan. I used them for 8 days in total doing water fed poling during the cold at start of Dec and found holes developing on both index fingers, where they support the pole, and between index finger and thumb on both hands.

I sent them back to WCW and got an immediate full refund as they are no better than the standard gloves!

I wish I could find some decent tough waterproof gloves from somewhere!!    

[Frankybadboy]

try these http://cgi.ebay.ie/FOX-Waterproof-Breathable-Thermal-Warm-Work-Gloves-XL-/370472729547?pt=UK_BOI_ProtectiveGear_RL&hash=item5641e53bcb

totally waterproof warm even at -10.and very comfortable can even use for trad.

nat jones been using them as well,he tell you the same.

[rah]

I've not tried the gloves you mention, but over the years have spent to much cash on gloves, to be honest the best thing i have come across is a pair of the yellow rubber/nitrile gloves lined with a pair of fleece gloves from Primark.

Similar to these 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/6-Pairs-Marigold-Nitrile-Nitrotough-Gloves-N730-Medium-/150532859978?pt=UK_BOI_ProtectiveGear_RL&hash=item230c75284a

Total £2.00 , the yellow last a fair few weeks before they go, but throw and replace.

[Paolo]

try these http://cgi.ebay.ie/FOX-Waterproof-Breathable-Thermal-Warm-Work-Gloves-XL-/370472729547?pt=UK_BOI_ProtectiveGear_RL&hash=item5641e53bcb

totally waterproof warm even at -10.and very comfortable can even use for trad.

nat jones been using them as well,he tell you the same.

Would they stand up to bucket work?

[Frankybadboy]

yes

[Lee GLS]

try these http://cgi.ebay.ie/FOX-Waterproof-Breathable-Thermal-Warm-Work-Gloves-XL-/370472729547?pt=UK_BOI_ProtectiveGear_RL&hash=item5641e53bcb

totally waterproof warm even at -10.and very comfortable can even use for trad.

nat jones been using them as well,he tell you the same.

have to agree these are excellent gloves, very warm and almost waterproof, i wouldnt stand being put i a bucket of water, but they are the best that i have used that keep your hands warm too.

[prestige cleaners]

thanks frank

[Frankybadboy]

glad to help

that be £20 please

[elite mike]

try these http://cgi.ebay.ie/FOX-Waterproof-Breathable-Thermal-Warm-Work-Gloves-XL-/370472729547?pt=UK_BOI_ProtectiveGear_RL&hash=item5641e53bcb

totally waterproof warm even at -10.and very comfortable can even use for trad.

nat jones been using them as well,he tell you the same.

i bought a pair of these as well ,great for pole work

but i do not like them for trad  , i found the finger ends to stiff for  detailing

great for on the bike as well

i prefer the glacier curve gloves for trad

[Frankybadboy]

mike

been using them on the bike as well mike,first ride last week 65miles

[elite mike]

mike

been using them on the bike as well mike,first ride last week 65miles

nice one , was it down to swansea  by any chance 

[Frankybadboy]

 

[Mike #1]

totally second glacier curve gloves my hands have been so warm they have been sweating in temps of -3 had mine 3 months now highly recommend , liking the fox gloves i always buy mountain biking gloves from www.chainreactioncycles.com as a second pair as hands tend to smell of sweat with glacier gloves they always have good offers on

[prestige cleaners]

I got some from Window cleaning Warehouse at end of Nov after having the normal gloves last Jan. I used them for 8 days in total doing water fed poling during the cold at start of Dec and found holes developing on both index fingers, where they support the pole, and between index finger and thumb on both hands.

I sent them back to WCW and got an immediate full refund as they are no better than the standard gloves!

I wish I could find some decent tough waterproof gloves from somewhere!!    

thanks mate, saved me £30