What's a good Brand for Flatbed Gloves?

your pockets if you don't have a lab.

 

Pull a van trailer? Those cotton gloves with the rubber dipper palm and fingers work pretty good. I have a pair of Ironclad (same company as the Kong brand) winter gloves that also do well, but my hands sweat inside them. After an hour they’re pointless. Thick winter gloves make it hard to grab stuff. Wear some thin latex gloves (like Raven black ones) under some rubber lined cotton, and you’ll be as good as anything. That’s what I did most the time while working at the mines outside all day in the sub zero temps.

 

Keep several pairs on the dash warming

 

Mechanic gloves keep couple pairs in the truck.

 

The preferred choice around here. I've got more than 6 months out of some pair. And I shred gloves. Someone gave me a pair for letting him skip ahead and I've used them ever since.

https://www.amazon.com/Wells-Lamont...l+lamont+gloves+leather&qid=1548167654&sr=8-7