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Durable yet affordable winter work gloves
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<blockquote data-quote="TCRanch" data-source="post: 1632776" data-attributes="member: 24027"><p>I bought hubby Cabela's Gore Tex. They're a little bulky but sturdy & warm. I actually like the Red Head Bone Dry because they're thinner - I do most of the "manual labor" and need to move my fingers - but my hands never get wet and they're relatively warm (I order a men's small). That said, they aren't sturdy so I have literally 10 pairs of cheap Huntsworth gloves from Walmart that I wash-n-wear and they're actually warmer than a lot of the expensive brands.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TCRanch, post: 1632776, member: 24027"] I bought hubby Cabela's Gore Tex. They're a little bulky but sturdy & warm. I actually like the Red Head Bone Dry because they're thinner - I do most of the "manual labor" and need to move my fingers - but my hands never get wet and they're relatively warm (I order a men's small). That said, they aren't sturdy so I have literally 10 pairs of cheap Huntsworth gloves from Walmart that I wash-n-wear and they're actually warmer than a lot of the expensive brands. [/QUOTE]
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