Durable Gloves

[HittinSteel]

I am on my third pair of what I would call decent ($10-$12) leather gloves in 2 months. Can anyone suggest a more durable brand or style?

 

[smokinj]

I am on my third pair of what I would call decent ($10-$12) leather gloves in 2 months. Can anyone suggest a more durable brand or style?

I like the carharts, on my 2nd season 40.00 bucks i paid 30.00 http://www.carhartt.com/webapp/wcs/...101&storeId=10051&productId=115511&langId;=-1

 

[jeffman3]

I am on my third pair of what I would call decent ($10-$12) leather gloves in 2 months. Can anyone suggest a more durable brand or style?

I have the same problem! 8-/ The leather gloves I have been using are in the same price range and just don't hold up.

 

[sl7vk]

What are you using them for?

I really like these from Husqvarna.... 20 or 25 bones.


http://www.usa.husqvarna.com/node3254.aspx?nid=55104&pid=52184

 

[HittinSteel]

Those look pretty nice. I have been using them from start to finish (sawing, splitting and stacking)

 

[N/A N/A]

These are what I have been using. On my 2nd year with them and they seam to be holding up well. A little pricey but If I get another year out of them I will buy another pair.



http://www.galls.com/google/style.html?assort=general_catalog&style=GL135&cat=2681

 

[chad3]

Do the reverse, get the cheapest leather gloves I can get and toss when they get too ratty. The ones with the safety orange seem too be better made than the ones that don't.
For what it's worth.

 

[TMonter]

Have you tried the ones that Costco carries? By Wells Lamont, 3 pairs for ~$20.00. The first pair has held up all season so far.

 

[DiscoInferno]

I usually just get those $3 latex-coated cotton gloves they sell everywhere. I guess I go through 1-2 pairs a year. I like the grip I get on the saw and the maul with those.

 

[94ranger55]

use mink oil from time to time to keep the leather soft works like a charm on my carhartts

 

[FatttFire]

GO with pig skin! They cost me $40 but they last me almost a year and I use them at work and at home! They are the only ones that last even close!