[ccmids]

anyone know any good ones to buy??

[ccmids]

seaskin crap , glacial crap, i have had them do you know who sell s any good gloves ? anyone

[R W C™]

For trad or wfp

[ccmids]

wfp, all the ones ive had no good my hands are realy saw they were bleeding last night on the nuckles ,the glacial gloves got small holes in .only had them about a month.

[R W C™]

I got the joka gloves, which are quite bolky but great for keeping hands warm and dry but there only going to be good for winter time.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Joka-Gloves-100-Warm-Waterproof-back-in-stock-January_W0QQitemZ170423513894QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_HomeGarden_CLV_Cleaning_CA?hash=item27ae087326

[ccmids]

joka yes i'll give them a go they look the part, thank you for getting back so quick .

[R W C™]

Your welcome, you wont be dissapointed, Large are a good size unless you have freakly big hands

[STEVE-UK]

These are water proof with cotton lining and not to baggy,they keep hands warm to down to 0-3 degrees and you can just pick them up in homebase in the building section

www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=20001&partNumber=265738&Trail=searchtext>GLOVES

[gary999]

These are water proof with cotton lining and not to baggy,they keep hands warm to down to 0-3 degrees and you can just pick them up in homebase in the building section

www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=20001&partNumber=265738&Trail=searchtext>GLOVES

yep those work for me just stick an extra thin pair of cotton
gloves on underneath when gets really cold

[ccmids]

just got some air walk ski gloves , they look the biz the even have a air cap wich you blow in and close again this is suposed to heat the glove by 10 oC .
will let you all know how they are by the end of next week, hope they last

[pingu]

I have been trawling the DIY shops and have found a pair of gloves that are around 6 euro's a pair they are cloth and dipped in blue rubber....with a pair of cotton liners they are fine....sorry but can only say keep your eye out in the DIY stores they may have something like this.

Cheers
Dave.

[formb]

We use these. Quality

http://www.arco.co.uk/products/14G4300/138045/Showa_377_Foam_Coated_Nitrile_Gloves?BV_SessionID=@@@@0081359415.1264169335@@@@&BV_EngineID=cccgadejfljikekcflgcefkdfggdfhj.0

[prestigeclean]

i,ve tried lots and the best i,ve found are the orange rubberised ones from b&q about £3.00 and last a couple of months regards alan

[gewindows]

I was speaking to one of the girls who works in the local stables and bought the gloves she suggested as they keep your hands dry and are made for hard work and resist wear.

So go to the local stables and see what they wear.

[johns window kleen]

Ive given up on wearing gloves for now ,tried em all,Sealskins the worst ive ever had.
If anything I will revert to woolen fingerless ones. Grin and bare the pain in winter.

[joao domingos]

HI,...ALL. Since the past 3 years i have wearing marine gloves, or from Gardiner Pole System.
This kind are the best to work with wfp.

[Sir Squeaky]

Never had any problem with the Unger ones.
Sorry for the swearword. I made it smaller...

[Smudger]

My divers gloves gave up the ghost just over a week ago, they lasted around 8 weeks.   but they were a pain to get on and off, then the seems split and even tho the neoprene is supposed to make the water warmer i was still ruddy cold.

now using thin wool gloves ( kiddies 'magic' 1 size ) and use latex gloves over to make waterproof.
hands stay warm/dry and if the latex glove rips i just put on another one.

Darran

[formb]

Honest try these:

http://www.arco.co.uk/products/14G4300/138045/Showa_377_Foam_Coated_Nitrile_Gloves

We have tried them all!!

These work.

Honest!!!!

[david watts]

this is my top tip them plastic docs gloves use them under a thin pair of rubber backed
gloves; or them orange ones that builders use
cheap as chips