thick leather is good but sometimes not enough
anyone found an invincible or close to pair of gloves for heavy outdoor use
what are they made of and how do you like them
tiring of digging out occasional splinters and thorns
splinter and thorn proof outdoor gloves
Feb 15, 2018
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ANSI/ISEA Puncture Resistance Level 5
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Welding gloves are usually leather-over-Kevlar; mine work fine on blackberry thorns.
How do you keep the plants from wrapping themselves around you and sucking you completely into the patch?
Did I mention that I *hate* Blackberry (all over the back of my property). Interestingly, I didn't hate it when I lived on Blackberry Road. VT blackberry must have been much better behaved. ;-)
and probably cost a lot less than these ansi rated ones that i see
although i did find a pair for about twelve bucks that is not bad
there were some that were forty
the other problem is that some are too bulky and make it hard to work with some things
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wonder if sawstop makes any that sound an alarm at some degree of puncture
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