Gloves and Hand Protection Product Guide

[TowZone]

 

In search of the Best Work Gloves, here is a product guide link that was put out by Vehicle Service Pros.

 

https://www.vehicleservicepros.com/directory/safety-equipment-and-personal-gear/gloves-and-hand-protection

 

With so many choices in this market it is difficult to find a pair of gloves that will hold up more than few weeks. Then to be properly prepared you have to carry a pair a dirty pair and a clean pair. Remembering which ones to put on isn't always easy either and you end up get a clean pair dirty before you realize it. Also, the cost involved, do you buy the cheap gloves or the pricey gloves that end up costing about the same at the end of a year. Jersey gloves are cheap, offer no protection and wear out fast. Canvas gloves offer more protection and wear out faster. Then you get into the actual pro work gloves, I find only those who value their hands enough to invest the $10+ each pair. What has been your experience with gloves?

[goodmichael]

I have a pair of leather gloves that have lasted quite some time. I clean them with dawn, then, after rinsing them with water, slather them with saddle soap.

Gloves are a PPE item.