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I found a new glove this weedend and I wanted to share. I have used a few different "Mechanics" type gloves and honestly they don't work as well as I would like. They don't give real good finger tip sensitivity so I find myself taking them off quite a bit and then when I put them back on my hands are dirty and so on. Besides I can tear up a pair on one good sized job and at $20 plus a pair that can get expensive.

The ones I found are the sock type that are dipped in nitrile. I have used this type quite a bit also but the ones I found this weekend are the best I've ever used. They are Ansell HyFlex Foam part #11-801. The rubber is very soft and pliable yet tough and have good sensivity. You can find them priced between $3.50 and $7.00. I bought 6 pair for $31.50 delivered.

Like I said I wanted to share but if anyone has other gloves to add to the list I'd like to hear about them.

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1980 4x4 - Hunt'n truck 9yrs only seen pavement to the gas station. Gets a little spooked when it sees another vehicle.

ive used these as well...here they are for $3.33 a pair and you can buy up to 11 pairs for $6.99 flat shipping.


http://www.waresdirect.com/products/Com ... RL=froogle

That would be them. Thanks for the web address. These are the best I'ver ever used. I've used several of the other mechanics gloves and I tear them up too quick, even the expesive ones. Besides you could pick up a needle with these. Of course I have a box of the cheap nitrile gloves for working with gas or grease and I still have the regular mechanics glove too

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1980 4x4 - Hunt'n truck 9yrs only seen pavement to the gas station. Gets a little spooked when it sees another vehicle.

Ive always worried about the loss of feel with gloves on, are these really that good?

A.j.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykgDNjeTa0g

its like your not wearing gloves...Best comparison I can give you is like having the "Ultra thin Trojan"

All I can say is order a pair and try them. They're not that expensive. They are not liquid proof, but they are very sensitive and durable. Size 8 or 9 for an average sized hand. I use size 8, they are stretchy and fit tight.

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1980 4x4 - Hunt'n truck 9yrs only seen pavement to the gas station. Gets a little spooked when it sees another vehicle.

I dont even remember what wearing one of those is like! LMAO! man am i lucky to not have kids!

but I get your drift... thanks.

A.j.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykgDNjeTa0g

Yikes I wear size 11...No joke then again I am 6'5"

Is there a way to check your glove size before you order some?

Large is a 9 roughly and XL is a 11 Med around a 7

Alright, thanks.