Bart90
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Skytec Argon have been great for me .
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I’ve been using a pair of Showa 282 for the past week. It’s early days but I’m really happy with them so far
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On 02/11/2018 at 07:02, Green Pro Clean Ltd said:
I like these. Lasted 2 seasons so far. £20 from screwfix. Look and are bulky but deceptive as still give sensitive touch for fiddly things.
On 02/11/2018 at 07:02, Green Pro Clean Ltd said:
I like these. Lasted 2 seasons so far. £20 from screwfix. Look and are bulky but deceptive as still give sensitive touch for fiddly things.
That’s a bugger then as thatwhat Iwanted them for ?Well I wouldnt try scuba diving in them. ?
Do you know why scuba divers always full backwards off boats?That’s a bugger then as thatwhat Iwanted them for ?
As there’s some welsh windies on here, are those gloves available with six fingers? ?They are water proof. All day I’ve been running my hand through the brush when you get bits & leaves stuck to it. Hands stayed completely dry
We havn't got the extra finger Steve but we do have webbing between each finger...evolution due to all the blumin rain we get over ere ha ha.As there’s some welsh windies on here, are those gloves available with six fingers? ?
They keep your hands dry but get very cold when wet.I'd be inclined to have a look at the seal gloves.I have experimented over the years with countless types and ended up here. Just don't loose them. https://www.millets.co.uk/mens/246161-sealskinz-ultra-grip-touchscreen-glove.html/144519/?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Shopping&istCompanyId=b238823a-59fd-4816-9c36-7dd47877f2a8&istItemId=xwrwxixatw&istBid=tztx&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI0ezL5Z603gIVSLTtCh2nhQ18EAQYAyABEgKZqPD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
They don't exist ? Skytec Argon Xtra these are a fully dipped glove so fully waterproof , not the warmest for me , but a glove liner sorts that out but I do suffer from nerve damage so hands get cold fast typically, I was working in the rain on Tuesday and the wind chill made it feel like -1 but hands were warm and dryskytek aworka, around £5 £10 ebay
I was considering one for the garage... The wife told me I can sod off if I think i'm warming a room that no ones in all night just so i'm not cold in the mornings ?