I finally had to ask

37 chief · Dec 17, 2020

Am I getting gloves for Christmas. I got the answer I didn't want to hear. NO. Who knows what's under the tree for me now. Afraid to ask if I am getting my other choice which was Wranglers work pants I have so many gloves that are falling apart, mostly the fingers wear out. I guess it's a trip to Cosco.I find Cosco gloves are about the best I have found. Driving gloves are good, but are too thin. You have a favorite glove? Stan

Patsdeere · Dec 17, 2020

Hey at least you know you can get exactly what you want for gloves. My tree is empty this year. No family to hang with to open presents so figured would just forgo this year.

John-MI · Dec 17, 2020

Brown jersey gloves year round.

Dennis Minn · Dec 17, 2020

Pats,

Merry Christmas.

I,too,have family that won't be here, from what you've written.

I wish you great blessings. Ilike fresh socks for Christmas, but not probably not going to get them this year. I also like the "yellow" fleece gloves in a pack. They seem to work well under the leather choppers (mitts).

D.

SVcummins · Dec 17, 2020

I wear these all winter sometimes when it gets real cold I might have to put on a pair of knit gloves and then these
Always get one size smaller than you normally get a good coat of mink oil or obenaufs and they are waterproof

Gloves .

4520BW · Dec 17, 2020

I really like the Milwaukee cut level 4 work gloves. They are easy to work in and durable but not good for cold weather.

OregonAaron · Dec 17, 2020

Those kinco gloves are good. My local Big R store carries a big r branded glove that is exactly like the kinco. I'd bet money that it actually is the same glove.

super99 · Dec 17, 2020

When it gets real cold, I like those the best!!

SVcummins · Dec 17, 2020

They are good until about 15 below after that I have to put another pair inside of em

jm. · Dec 17, 2020

Have no idea if the guy knows what he is talking about but met a guy not too long ago that claimed that 80% or more of all work gloves in us came thru his company near Memphis. Called Cardova glove. They get them and re badge or re package. He gave me some Stanly leather gloves that he said was sold under about 12 different names. Was an interesting guy anyway. Some one mentioned the brown fabric ones he gave me a pack of 12 pair , must be pretty cheap.

Richard G. · Dec 17, 2020

Same here.
3 pair for $2.

db4600 · Dec 17, 2020

When I worked in Whitefish Mt we’d buy a light leather work glove with a yellow canvas back and red lettering. Do they sound familiar? I believe they were exclusive to the North west. Kinda like White boots. I remember them being darn comfortable and quite durable.

shaun wallace · Dec 17, 2020

I used to get my gloves from drilling rigs. Had heavy cotton gloves sometimes FR but since dont do that anymore have to find another place to get them.

SVcummins · Dec 17, 2020

I’ve seen those gloves but can’t remember the name . I had a pair Of whites cowboy pac boots I wore them 15 years and only rebuilt them once in that time

Keith Molden · Dec 17, 2020

I wear the yellow chore gloves from Rural King. They're good for not too cold. When it gets cold I wear the recliner cause I only have to go out for 5 minutes in the morning and evening to feed the horses. Other than that once a week to put a round bale in the hay ring for them. The rest of the time it's in the house and mostly in the recliner in winter. I feel sorry for you guys that still have to be out in that cold and snow. I used to but not any more.

flying belgian · Dec 17, 2020

Me too. Buy them by the case. When used for handling bales they last for two days.

Bruce from Can. · Dec 17, 2020

Yellow chore gloves or Brown Jersey gloves if I am buying them. I will wear anything free.

JayinNY · Dec 17, 2020

A couple years ago someone told me to wear those nitrate gloves 🧤 under you regular gloves, i tried it, holy cow did it work, kept my hands nice and warm. Try it.

bc · Dec 17, 2020

(quoted from post at 20:54:43 12/17/20) I used to get my gloves from drilling rigs. Had heavy cotton gloves sometimes FR but since dont do that anymore have to find another place to get them.

We always wore those Munk yellow gloves with cuffs around in the oilfields. Bot them by the case from the pump/oilfield supply store.

In the winter I like those brown jersey gloves with the red lining that don't have the stretch cuff like the cheap unlined ones. They don't last more than a week or two before wearing holes in them but they are warm and flexible in cold weather as long as I don't get them wet or get oil/diesel on them. Cheap enough that they are throwaways. Easy to pull on and off since they don't have those stretch cuffs.

SVcummins · Dec 17, 2020

I think I tried that should have done it today

Patsdeere · Dec 18, 2020

Yep just me and the dog and cats. They could care less what day it is or if I wrap anything for them.

Dick L · Dec 18, 2020

I could sure gloves that would keep my hands warm! I tried the brown jersey inside the yellow work gloves last winter which helped some. However I can't get my fingers under the strings on a hay bale with my cripp;ed hands having thick gloves on.

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