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Product Name: Sealskin Gloves

Where to get it: www.amazon.co.uk

Your rating out of 10: 8

Review:

I Was window cleaning this morning was freezing(I thoughtso lol I am skinny haha)

I was cold while on the ladder, but moving from house to house seemed fine.

My hands were getting cold and numb especially holding a sqeegee(I have the S type not that the rubber on it made any difference as the handle was still cold!)

Went home for lunch, and picked up my gloves, wasnt sure about using these as alot on this forum said its hard to detail and it is lol!

But kept my hands warmer, and even though they were getting damp from water in bucket/detailing, my hands and fingers were not getting wet!

Today was the first time I wore them, for working, I have warn them before, there good at what they do, ifs its really cold then eventually you will feel it, but then again they are not made for artic weather, classed at level 2(level 5 for artic weather)

RRP at around £30 to £45(you get different kinds) I got the normal ones with grips on them. For something between £15 - £22 on Amazon!

<blockquote data-quote="Gmeister" data-source="post: 62695" data-attributes="member: 101">Product Name: Sealskin GlovesWhere to get it: <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk" target="_blank">www.amazon.co.uk</a>Your rating out of 10: 8Review:I Was window cleaning this morning was freezing(I thoughtso lol I am skinny haha)I was cold while on the ladder, but moving from house to house seemed fine.My hands were getting cold and numb especially holding a sqeegee(I have the S type not that the rubber on it made any difference as the handle was still cold!)Went home for lunch, and picked up my gloves, wasnt sure about using these as alot on this forum said its hard to detail and it is lol!But kept my hands warmer, and even though they were getting damp from water in bucket/detailing, my hands and fingers were not getting wet!Today was the first time I wore them, for working, I have warn them before, there good at what they do, ifs its really cold then eventually you will feel it, but then again they are not made for artic weather, classed at level 2(level 5 for artic weather)RRP at around £30 to £45(you get different kinds) I got the normal ones with grips on them. For something between £15 - £22 on Amazon!</blockquote>

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