Work gloves

A guy I know from another forum (a true cowboy) swears by these
Bear Knuckles Gloves I have personally never tried them, but a couple of other guys have and say they are the best they have used in years.

 

I keep getting a pop up ad on FB for Vermont gloves. They show a pair of gloves after 300 days of use. I messaged them to send me a pair for a field test. I told them they wouldn't last 30 days handling firewood. They said buy a pair and try them out.
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I bought a 3 pack at Costco....Very comfortable, but the leather seems to tear fairly easy!!

 

Harbor freight El Cheapo leather.

 

A lifetime supply?

Lmao

 

Thank's for posting the Bear Knuckles Gloves i like what they say about how their made, and looks like they have a good idea as to what people want and need.
They don't say it but it looks like they are made in the USA anyone you talked with know?

 

Clint says they are US made.

 

After about 2 weeks I got a message back from this glove Co yesterday. Said they were thinking about making a firewood glove with Kevlar in it. They would let me know about field testing a pair.

 

Thank's for the reply i sure like them Espresso Bison Driver gloves, not for messing with fire wood not at their $60 pricing.
But their Cowhide driving ones at $25 might be cool, but my Harbor Fright ones at around $4 on sale are my go to chain sawing gloves now.

 

The Atlas Therma Fit have been my go to gloves for many years. They do wear out after a while but I get a decent amount of use out of them before they do.


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I like the Atlas 300 and the Thermafit but one I really like this time of year are the atlas 406. Fleece lined like the thermafit but with a waterproof coating. I mostly use them when it’s wet outside. Same durability as the other atlas gloves.





if you’re working all day in them they will get wet with sweat so I rotate between a couple pair.

when I need maximum dexterity at work climbing trees I like the maxi flex cut resistant gloves. They hold up well and have stopped my handsaw from giving me small cuts. They will do absolutely nothing against a chainsaw though.

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A really old line company with a lot of changes over many years, but $100 dollar leather gloves….?

 

Ive long abandoned pricey gloves for work. Being a roofer by trade, nothing expensive held up well to wear so i found latex coated stretch gloves the best for general purpose firewooding. Insulated ones for the cold weather. Tried leather...too stiff and not enough dexterity plus a major PITA to take off if sweaty. Canvas and suede too stiff as well.

I buy them by the ten pack and seems to last a couple months. Buck a pair. Big box store carries them. You'll see them in a lot of my post pics.

 

You son of a muthafukka!!

 

Luv ya, brother!