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Gloves last for 3 cord

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by bogydave, Oct 23, 2017.

  1. bogydave

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    2-1/2 cord of birch split & stacked
    Still going
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    I got a bundle of those atlas gloves, compared to the blue fabric dipped gloves, they wear like iron, but aren't quite as grippy.
    They are still a little warm for the so called fall we've been having.
    When it is colder I will really love them
     
  3. HDRock

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    Did you get the regular ones or the Therma-Fit ?
     
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    I found a notice in my mailbox today that there is a $1.34 postage due on the Polar Penguins from amazon , It clearly said free shipping from Dragon Supply , already sent a message , I don't know who screwed up but now I have to go to PO pay postage and pick them up :mad:
    There was another odd thing , the tracking number was not right it did not work
     
  5. bogydave

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    Yea
    Amazon so big now
    Not worry about customer service
     
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  6. HDRock

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    They do pretty good though , one little thing out of all the things I have got from there is pretty good average , I gotta let em know they screwed up though
     
  7. bogydave

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    Yea
    Changed the whole shopping thing
    Took it to a new level, shop from home
    Many malls closing
     
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    It's funny that you mention that because I've been feeling guilty about buying so many things from Amazon instead of local.
    Some non-perishable grocery items I have started buying at Amazon because the grocery store stopped carrying them
     
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    Well it comes down to the $$$
    in the end
    Local Bike shop wanted $60 for a KMC bike chain
    I got it for $ 20 on Amazon (so bought 2 to get free shipping)
    I told the shop , says he can’t compete with them.
     
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    Yup, true for me too , have to make ends meet.
     
  11. Jon_E

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    I only wish I had bought a few thousand shares of stock in Amazon 20 years ago.
    I'd be rich enough now that I could afford to buy stuff from local stores instead of Amazon.
     
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  12. bogydave

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    +1
    Still a good investment
     
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    I am really liking these Anti-Impact gloves from Ocean State Job Lots. $8.99, but the first pair is holding up well, and they are super comfortable, so I went back for more before they disappear. IMG_20171109_26604.jpg
     
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    I have gotten amazing customer service from Amazon.
    No questions asked/ shipping paid returns are a no brainer.
    If I don't receive Prime ships in the 2 days, send an email
    and inform them, they give you an additional month of
    Prime. ....and that's no biggie for them.....
    It is a different world we live in.

    When the winds of change blow, build windmills.
     
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    I use these Atlas fit gloves, found a place that sells them wholesale at I think about $36 per dozen. I use them all the time unless dealing with thorny stuff.
     
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    They do good job for me too
    Alaska sometimes takes s but longer on some stuff
     
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    My Harbor Freight order finally came in.
     

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    You can get a dozen cheaper than that on Amazon
     
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    I allowed myself to buy one pair of the Showa Atlas 300 gloves last week, even though the price of a single pair was almost a quarter the cost of a full dozen. But why buy a dozen pairs if I were to hate the first one, I'd never use the rest. Anyway, I have used the pair for the past week, including loading the wood boiler every day since getting them (Wednesday I think), and splitting/stacking about half a cord of wood over the weekend. Granted, that's minimal use, but my Wells Lamont leather gloves would already be showing a little wear. The Atlas gloves are dirty and that's about it. No visible wear on palms or fingertips. I was also surprised to notice that they tend to conform to my hand better than the leather gloves. I'll see how long they last and if I can get through the rest of my fall chores and another 4-5 cords of firewood C/S/S, I think these will replace the leather gloves I'd been using. Especially since I can get 12 pairs for less than the price of two of the others.
     
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