work gloves

And that's the last time we ever heard from @Mudguppy .....

 

Something must of happen because he stop mid sentence. Maybe a lot lizard jumping on the hood

 

3 months?! Flatbedding?! I'm sold. That oughta translate into a year just dropping and hooking.

 

I know people text while driving,walking using the can,etc.
But if a lot llizzard is jumping on your HOOD why wood you be texting....ppfff.

 

Dropping in hooking requires almost no wear. I worked over the road for a year, and only use one set of gloves, I moved to a local gig where I'm dropping and hogan trailers all the time, and now half the week I'm hustling in a yard goat, been through three sets in the last year

 

I started out hauling steel. I think I'd usually trash a pair in 2 weeks back then, even the better quality ones. That's why I'm impressed.

 

I use one type of gloves for fueling(cheap, $2 max) easily disposable when they get the inevitable fuel on them and you cannot get the smell out of the cab without throwing them away.
Work gloves for working is a very personal choice. I lean toward the flexible dipped gloves used by sheet metal workers because of the superior dexterity they provide, more protection, I switch then to leather.
Can't seem to justify something like the OP, if they cost $15 pair and up. I lose them too much.

 

Maybe you need a pair of these driver?