Good glove store?

[Neil_Asheville 114]

Good morning. I'm looking for a glove for colder weather washing. Anyone have a good source?

- PVC / chem proof coated hands, elastic cuff not coated, but resistant

- insulated

- not bulky

- longer than 14" cuff, preferably something that is near elbow length with some elasticity that can keep a PVC jacket sleeve secured.

Perhaps something even neoprene with coated hands. I don't like it much when I'm reaching overhead and my jacket pulls out of my glove cuff and nasty runs down the arm.

gracias...

/neil

[seymore 90]

I don't like it much when I'm reaching overhead and my jacket pulls out of my glove cuff and nasty runs down the arm.

gracias...

/neil

Duct tape will solve that problem like it solves most problems! :D

[Neil_Asheville 114]

Thanks for that, Shane! Do you even OWN a pair of insulated gloves?!?

[seymore 90]

Thanks for that, Shane! Do you even OWN a pair of insulated gloves?!?

I use long neoprene gloves for when i boil crawfish but other than that i don't use gloves at all.

Have you looked at Tractor Supply for gloves?

[John Orr 206]

WalMart and KMart sell neoprene gloves for fishing - back in sporting goods. They are not elbow length, but they are inexpensive - about $9.

[Barry M 73]

http://www.directsafety.com/

Request a catalog, it's better than their online store.

[Thad 135]

Duluth Trading Co. has a variety of gloves.

[tunatussle 14]

Galeton Gloves

[mas3372 14]

Check out scuba diving gloves. They are usually neoprene and made for warmth. May be pricy but worth it.

[James 625]

Use a pair of latex gloves as the first line of defense some times two pair. Over that anything. I use latex as an insulator in the winter for all the kids gloves. And as a moisture barrier for skiing and my glazier gloves.......

[Paul Kassander 26]

Just get some plain old leather palm work gloves with or without insulation. Sams or Lowes, or Home Depot has them for about 10 bucks for a 3 pack I think. The insulated rubber ones still get wet from sweat and after about a week get really stinky where you don't want to put your hand in them.

[CCobb 21]

Look at a hunting store. I have a par of decoy gloves used for duck hunting. They go up to your elbows. They are made of neoprene work good for me

[Neil_Asheville 114]

Thanks to you all I now have 3 diff pairs coming from 3 diff suppliers. We'll see. I really do appreciate the responses. Velcro cuffs on the pvc jacket really helps. We're stripping polyurathane unders this week. This is one stripper on my face I don't much care for :)

/neil

[Jim Carroll 14]

i have some cheap rubber ones from agri supply that are thin, i then get the white cotton gloves(cheap also) as liners. however, normally i just tuff it out, when my hands get cold i put them in my pockets. i hate wearing them.

[Neil_Asheville 114]

Cold hands makes me ornery. Yesterday was brutal wind......brrrrrrr crunchy. Today was a heat wave. Gloves you just need to have lots of pairs and keep rotating to dry ones. I was the same way when I lived in Wyoming. My fingers and toes sweat big time so I've always fussed with gloves and socks. TMI, I know.

I think I have cedar lung tonight....hack, cack, caphlemie...love that cedar, though...$$$.

/neil

[Beth n Rod 1,279]

www.gss-store.com

We get ours here....disposable nitrile gloves - gauntlet length.

Beth

[kevinw 14]

Graingers has a great selection. We've found that it works best to buy a lined, gauntlet neoprene gloves and use the liners that were suggested earlier. They last several months.

[Neil_Asheville 114]

Grainger's service rocks. Was in there yesterday morning and the counter dudes are always so helpful. A pot of hot coffee on doesn't hurt either. The guy yesterday used to do restoration in SanFran with U/V process. Hmmm...never heard of UV stripping.

/neil