Mechanics Gloves

[ElkaholicTRD]

My absolute favorite work gloves are Tillman TrueFit mechanics gloves.
Excellent for everything. I used these when I was welding, good for handling, heat, welding, grease, oil, sharp corners/edges. They are extremely comfortable. I love them.
http://www.jtillman.com/search/gloves.html

I use imact gloves at work on the plane. Ive never used them for working on a vehicle, The most I do is working with chains, winching, straps. But I really like these gloves. They are very comfortable, and very strong and are not too bulky. I dont know what they cost as they are issued to me but I would buy them personally.

They are the Impact CT gloves
http://www.southwestmotorsports.com/...Info%20NSN.pdf
http://www.southwestmotorsports.com/products.htm

[jimbo74]

i but the harbor freight mechanics gloves when they go on sale, just like mechanics gloves, but cost $5

i like to use nitile gloves too, they are what pretty much everyone uses in the medical field now... my hands are in them a lot becuase im an emt student... i hate latex, and so do most people that wear them all the time, you can actually develop an allergy to latex by wearing them often.... im allergic to latex.. my work gloves have latex dipped palms, they work awesome but my hands get all funky because of them....

[YotaJunky]

All I wear is 8mm nitrile gloves. I tend to rip gloves too easily, especially with the 4mm ones. My skin tends to be very sweaty and seems to attract dirt and grease whenever contact is made. I find that I go through mechanix gloves too quickly and a box of thick nitriles lasts longer for me.

Troy

[xcmountain80]

My wife likes my hands clean and scar free "plenty of scars b4 I met her" so I wear an array of gloves from cheapo latex to Mechanix low to high end. The best glove for off-road apps would have to be either Mechanix HD line or http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...seBVCookie=Yes
with some sweet azz kevlar. I love them!

Aaron