[R W C™]

Got a pair of these today, bargain

http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Workwear/Gloves/Thermogrip+Gloves+Large/d70/sd570/p79974

[lee_dewing]

have you tried em out yet r.w.c?

their cheap, i bet delivery cost more than gloves.

they do look nice

[R W C™]

Not yet mate, for grip they seem good, wont stay dry for too long but 5 pairs for not much more  then a tenner.

[R W C™]

Lee is there not one near you

http://www.toolstation.com/documents/maps/

[matt]

they have the same style on B&Q

the only downside is the backs of the gloves are not coated, so they will get wet fairly quick ( as you rightly said )

[R W C™]

they have the same style on B&Q

the only downside is the backs of the gloves are not coated, so they will get wet fairly quick ( as you rightly said )

Thats why ill probs get a few pairs, once youve made your way through them the 1st pair should be dry again 

[lee_dewing]

rwc

thanks for link, there's one half hour away.

Matt what were those gloves that formb? was it recommended they looked good.

[matt]

Matt what were those gloves that formb? was it recommended they looked good.

i used these for the last 3 days, i am impressed

http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=89674.0


formb's post is here

http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=88840.0

i do plan to order a pair of them as they have elastic cuffs

[lee_dewing]

cheers matt.

I think i'l give formbs one a try.

thanks formb, rwc.

got seal skinz at mo 2nd winter, there ok.

Just can't stop buying things for work

[john tomkins]

Got a pair of these today, bargain

http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Workwear/Gloves/Thermogrip+Gloves+Large/d70/sd570/p79974

same gloves,good price here....
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/10x-Portwest-High-Visability-Thermal-Grip-Gloves-L_W0QQitemZ200286352910QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_BOI_ProtectiveGear_RL?hash=item2ea1ff360e

[Mike #1]

how come they only ever sell most gloves for the big people and not for little hobbits like myself with small hands

[Jack Wallace]

I hardly ever bother with gloves, but if its a really cold day I may wear the latex coated cotton ones, I get them for a quid from my local pound shop. I have a couple of pairs on the dash so if a pair gets too wet I swap.
Never really seen the point in huge great thick ones, My hands get very cold for about 30 mins then I get used to it and dont notice.

[gewindows]

Not yet mate, for grip they seem good, wont stay dry for too long but 5 pairs for not much more  then a tenner.

I suggested that about, oh, 18 months ago, but these gloves posts they come and go, well, it's your loss boys 

Sealskin, pah!

[R W C™]

I sometimes use those gloves in the Summer, not to keep my hands warm, just to protect them from little bits of glass on my hose or from dog poo.  They're pretty good, and as you say; cheap. 

Welcome back tosh, 15 posts already 

[dai]

http://www.protecdirect.co.uk/General-Handling-Gloves/BLUE-GRIP-Fully-Coated-Grip-Glove.htm
These are the ones I've been using for years. Always have half a dozen pairs on the go, I leave them on top of the dash with the demister on to dry them.
Like Tosh I wear gloves all year round.