Gloves?

Residential
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What Gloves do you guys use during the “COLD” Winter months?

(I see WCR store has some new gloves in…???)

I’m looking for gloves to keep my hands DRY and WARM and still being able to Detail an edge when necessary.

What Gloves do you prefer and why?

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I put a lot of thought into our glove line up this year… We have a great selection

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We have been getting samples all year and refined it down to the really great ones… at that link above.

We have all noe pictures of them as well… So you can see each side.

My personal favorites are these:

HydroSkin Gloves

they fit so well.
[MENTION=4]Alex[/MENTION] has a different pair he likes

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I really like the Rogue gloves. They have a snug fit and very little bunching when gripping tools. Also, the texture of the glove is smooth and doesn’t stick to towels or your clothing.

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Thanks [MENTION=1]Chris[/MENTION] and [MENTION=4]Alex[/MENTION] how well do they work keeping your hands warm?

Being up here in The Great Northwest it gets Cold and Windy…

Storefronts before the sun rises Brrrr!!!

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The HydroSkin are great but they are not the warmest, the Rogue is defiantly a warmer glove. Worth looking into if you have tried others and are looking for something new.

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Because we are doing a review on the Hydroskins, I have been testing them out and they are beyond amazing. They are neoprene but super thin so detailing is no problem. And they instantly make your hands warm. Awesome Gloves.

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Thanks [MENTION=4]Alex[/MENTION].
[MENTION=3]josh_cronin[/MENTION] how cold of temps have you tested them in?
have you tested the http://shopwindowcleaner.com/rogue-gloves.html
Love the idea of super thin and warm.

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20 degrees without windchill. Pretty awesome!

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Thanks Josh thats what I need to know…Awesome

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I was cleaning gutters today with my new gutter cleaning duo. It was snowing and the gutters were filled with icewater. Before I was using the Atlas gloves which would work good until it started getting really cold. I think I’ve finally hit upon the right combination for keeping my hands warm and dry during the worst conditions.

Home depot rubber all purpose gloves with polyproplyne liners underneath. No more having to turn neoprene gloves inside out to wash them. No more incewater seeping into the atlas gloves. The best part is the rubber gloves are only $3 a piece and last a good while. I keep a couple spares in the van in case I spring a leak.

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I use a similar strategy to this. Two pairs of cheap Jersey gloves then thermal lined, PVC coated long cuff work gloves. All bought from the local farm store for about $10.

100% wind and waterproof. Perfect for those -20F days.

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-20…ouch. You might need one of these too:

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However to use this you can only clean windows with Unger NINJA tools… And wait for a Ninja gutter tool :slight_smile: lol

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Actually, I have two of those :slight_smile:

Except they cover more of my face - just a slit for the eyes.

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I bought some seal skinz and the little fingers look seriously de-formed.

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Maybe you’re putting them on backwards. That’s the thumb, silly!

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No

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Hmmm… You’re right. They look like monkey gloves.

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Hey get some for bunkerboot

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Ironclad Cold Condition (Waterproof/Windproof). Not the cheaper Ironclads you can get at Lowes, but rather online.