[russ_clark]

How many of you guys wear gloves for those winter mornings??
I personally have tried the Unger neoprene ones
but they did not last 5 minutes for me.
Any views and opinions please guys??
Or am I just being a Jesse : :
Russ

[Majestic]

Dont forget your lip gloss, last thing you need is sore lips

[windowwashers]

How many of you guys wear gloves for those winter mornings??
I personally have tried the Unger neoprene ones
but they did not last 5 minutes for me.
Any views and opinions please guys??
Or am I just being a Jesse : :
Russ

I two have used the unger ones, they are to bulky, I keep meaning to go into a wind surfing shop as there gloves are alot thinner. I also found the unger ones made my hands colder unless I wet my hands before putting hands inside them.

so for last few years it been cold hands they get hardened to it 

[cvdewsbury]

I do mainly trad and use the unger ones with the green strap I wouldn,t do the job without them...a necessity for winter...us northerners are soft.

[russ_clark]

 Posted by: John Garnett      Posted on: Today at 06:05:53pm
Insert Quote
Dont forget your lip gloss, last thing you need is sore lips

Thanks for that John   

Anyone tried and like the omnipole ones

[ScrimShady]

i do find a lip gloss a must in the winter months!!!
Mrs scrim

[Skyglide]

Omnipole gloves with washable liners are the best we have found. Tough. warm. comfortable and last. That's if you are WFP, otherwise they would be impossible!
Chris

[Chris Cottrell]

Unger have a new glove this year , my wife tried them on at the Cleaning show now she wants some for this winter , Soap national have them at £13.75 ,may give in and buy some

[windowwashers]

Omnipole gloves with washable liners are the best we have found. Tough. warm. comfortable and last. That's if you are WFP, otherwise they would be impossible!
Chris

do you have a link to see the gloves please  Chris?

[tightswerve]

Yes please!

[Spursboy1972]

I use the seaskinz ones. They are the best I have found. A little bit more cash but great gloves and they last.

[jeff1]

Omnipole gloves with washable liners are the best we have found. Tough. warm. comfortable and last. That's if you are WFP, otherwise they would be impossible!
Chris

do you have a link to see the gloves please  Chris?

Click on the little paper clip below chris's post

[Skyglide]

Hi Windowwashers
Call 020 8405 6781 and get the info on Omnipole winter gloves.
Chris

[niceandclean]

I use the seaskinz ones. They are the best I have found. A little bit more cash but great gloves and they last.

Same here, great gloves!!

[Stephen Dwyer]

I use the unger neoprene gloves myself but I don't think they are very good.  If they get a bit wet then they make my cloths really wet which can be a problem.  They also are not all that warm and they rip like crazy.  Mine only seem to last 3 or 4 months.  My friend tried the sealskin gloves and although they did last abit longer they were not very warm and they were not really as waterproof as you would think. 

[chrismroberts]

The Sealskinz ones are brilliant. Really warm, waterproof and are thin enough to use to do delicate jobs like adjusting taps, writing out cards etc.

[niceandclean]

I use the unger neoprene gloves myself but I don't think they are very good.  If they get a bit wet then they make my cloths really wet which can be a problem.  They also are not all that warm and they rip like crazy.  Mine only seem to last 3 or 4 months.  My friend tried the sealskin gloves and although they did last abit longer they were not very warm and they were not really as waterproof as you would think. 

You need the glove liners in really cold weather.

[peekeclean]

i use fishing gloves cost about £7 on ebay look just like unger neoprene gloves.

hope this helps.

[D woods]

Have a look at the gloves we sell £7.99 a pair

[dudek]

Argos sell those fishing gloves, not bad gloves but they bloody stink if you dont replace them often enough.