Leather work glove recommendation?

[jerlane]

I’m putting together a Christmas wish list for my family and I was thinking about asking for some nice leather gloves. Something for camping, splitting wood, yard work etc. I have some insulated Givr gloves so I’m looking for unlined.

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[jbrine]

I just got a pair of mechanix straight leather gloves from Lowe’s for yard work and camping. They fit me perfectly and really like them so far. I would give those a try if you swing through a Lowe’s and then size them up.


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[chicken feathers]

I like gloves made of Buffalo leather

https://www.kinco.com/81-l

[Peruvian]

If it's a gift, go for the gusto! www.vermontglove.com

[The SnowShow]

Are they dexterous as fuck?

[singlecross]

The actual glove doesn’t matter (cheap Kinco or Wells Lamont work for me)… it’s all about the beeswax treatment afterwards.

[adrenalated]

I've never liked any of the common brand work gloves (Kinco, Mechanix, etc) they all fit way too boxy for me.

I've really liked these:
https://www.truckgloves.com/collecti...-leather-glove

[tuco]

https://buybearknuckles.com/products...own-short-cuff

[EWG]

Dexterous as fuck, and very inexpensive. Love these things - they are also my fall/spring skiing gloves:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[XXX-er]

we have different brands up here, no Kincos and work gloves don't work for skiing IME

but obviously YMMV I know my ski bud just wears work gloves

[L8APX]

2nd VT glove for burly work and +one for gier gloves deer skin
Both made in USA and built to last

[NBABUCKS1]

there's a 3 pack for $20 at costco I like..

in store I swore they were $20

https://www.costco.com/wells-lamont-...100697074.html

[Harry]

Are they dexterous as fuck?

Dexterous as fuck, and very inexpensive. Love these things - they are also my fall/spring skiing gloves:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Hestra Job work gloves are legit, not to mention dexterous as fuck, and reasonably priced. I’ve got 2 pairs, one insulated and pair uninsulated. I think I paid $18 for the unlined ones and a few bucks more for the insulated ones, $22 or $23 ? I treat them twice a year with Pecards, the pair in this photo is about 2 years old.

[doebedoe]

Never liked Kincos. Have a few pairs of Trucks I like.

My favorite though are these Boss Arctik gloves that I picked up for like $25 for 2 pair at Costco. Warmer than the M1 Pro trucks and more dexterous than any Kincos I've been in. https://bossgloves.com/product/145271

Looks like ebay has them for around $35 for 2 pair.

[bodywhomper]

Yall pay a lot for all leather work gloves. I always wear holes in the fingertips of my leather work gloves used doing outdoorsy property things. It kinda kills some of the benefits of the gloves. Others have this problem? The links that I’ve looked at in this thread show gloves that don’t seem to solve that problem.


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[North]

Truck M4

[jackattack]

Dexterous as fuck, and very inexpensive. Love these things - they are also my fall/spring skiing gloves:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

When my backstock of Marmot work gloves finally runs dry, I'll be going with the Hestras. Kinko's, Wells, etc leather is shittay.

Something like this looks like a legit option for mtb, size 11 are currently discounted 50% https://www.amazon.com/Hestra-Job-Ge...ef_=ast_sto_dp

[zion zig zag]

Meh, leather….
https://www.uline.com/Product/Detail...CABEgIVBPD_BwE

[Nobody Famous]

Upvote #3 for Vermont Glove.

Remind your family to order a bottle of neatsfoot oil along with the gloves. Or get some yourself from tractor supply.

[XXX-er]

Yall pay a lot for all leather work gloves. I always wear holes in the fingertips of my leather work gloves used doing outdoorsy property things. It kinda kills some of the benefits of the gloves. Others have this problem? The links that I’ve looked at in this thread show gloves that don’t seem to solve that problem.


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you can mitigate this problem with aqua seal, the thing to do is have a number of things that need repair and do them all at once

aqs will glue loose velcro/ stick to ski gloves / gortex ( on the inside) / tele boot bellows/ bike gloves and all kinds of shit

why i bet there is even a 7 page thread on use of the stuff

[Danno]

If it's a gift, go for the gusto! www.vermontglove.com

Are those lined with real gold?

[Conundrum]

As a gift, Rocky Mountain Hand Shoes. When they get them back in stock. Used to be a hand trace and they would come fit to your hand a couple months after faxing or mailing in the trace. New owners and they went to S-XL but still nice and durable. Still hand made in the US. Not as bougie as the Vermont gloves but ups the gift level above “I bought cheap leather gloves on Amazon for you”. I guess if you wanted to show some effort, you could at least drive to the local feed store.

[jerlane]

As a gift, Rocky Mountain Hand Shoes. When they get them back in stock. Used to be a hand trace and they would come fit to your hand a couple months after faxing or mailing in the trace. New owners and they went to S-XL but still nice and durable. Still hand made in the US. Not as bougie as the Vermont gloves but ups the gift level above “I bought cheap leather gloves on Amazon for you”. I guess if you wanted to show some effort, you could at least drive to the local feed store.

This is what I had in mind. No info on their website and no recent posts on their facebook page doesn’t seem very encouraging.

The Vermonters look nice but I’d have a hard time asking someone to pay that much unless they really are gold lined or are simply the most dexterous (as fuck).


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[jerlane]

Duplicate post.

[schindlerpiste]

I use Husky's from Home Depot for just about everything from gardening to chopping wood/sawing to riding my motorcycle. Best $12 I ever spent