who makes a good pair of leather work gloves thes days?

Rural king just had junk

On special at F & T right now

Zim told me about this place Wiebke Fur & Trading Co in Lacrosse WI , they have nice deer hide gloves in sizes including 2X I picked up a few pair while we were there.


they are almost too nice for work gloves but at 15 a pair comparable to the gloves cost wise you find at farm and fleet

for wood splitting get this three pack of split leather https://www.farmandfleet.com/produc...er-split-unlined-work-gloves-3-pack.html

they wear ok , splitting and tossing wood is hard on gloves I can shred fingers in a day on many gloves

I need them in 2X as XL is just a little small

your right in that glove selection stinks , add needing a 2X in may gloves and it gets even worse


when I have a pair broken in a bit if I need them warm I put wool liners from the army surplus on then slip my hands in the gloves

Thanks!

Need them for cutting and splitting firewood

Century leather products. Owatonna MN

i have had good luck with using Watson gloves
they are made with 96% recycled polyester and a leather they call DryHide
getting them wet is no problem and the hands don't sweat
They are good for moving and stacking about 15 full cords of firewood.

The garden centers put them on clearance when they are closing up shop = !/2 price = barginnnnnnnnnnne

Wells Lamont. Pig Skin. Will outlast deer or cowhide every time. Soft and comfortable and TOUGH.
Can be hard to find but worth the effort IMO

I can't find leather gloves that last anywhere around here. I've been buying them in Wyoming when I get out there. This year I finally smartened up and took a pic of the label before tossing it. They are: Golden Stag Iron Fencer gloves


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Sam's Club, "Plainsman" Cambretta leather, (sheep skin), 2 pair, $20.

White Goatskin gloves at the feed mill or lumber yard

Deer skin for light duty and elk for heavy duty they out last all other leather and very supple.

So what would you get for super heavy duty, Moose?

Trex

Well, believe it or not the BEST and warmerst gloves can be had for less than $5 a pair.
I simply buy a dozen or however many pairs come in a bulk pack of cheap brown jerseys gloves and a bulk pack of leather palm safety cuff gloves. Wash and dry the Jerseys and wear a pair of them inside the safety cuffs. Try it. You will be impressed.

My favorite work glove though I wear them out faster than cow, deer and elk leather.

thanks, I already have a bunch of the jersey gloves

ordered some to try out

amazon has them too for less than I paid direct from the company

thanks

If you need them for cutting and splitting firewood, stay away from Plainsman. I can wear a pair out in an afternoon.

WS

I would have to agree. Many years of outdoor construction and nothing lasts longer.