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3vanc
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ive heard this fom a few people now is that if you where surgical gloves underneath your park gloves they keep your hands super warm and i was wondering if anyones heard of this?
Nov 15 2006 11:03PM
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fouldsys
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wtf???
Nov 15 2006 11:06PM
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invaderskier36
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mayb they are latax so the may keep sweat in its an idea try it and let us know
Nov 15 2006 11:07PM
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ISkiSwitch
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umm, it probably wont do much. It'll keep them dry yes since it's a plastic coating. But with experience of washing cars in cold weather with them on, even with cold water over the top of the glove, it still gets as cold. So I'm going to say it makes no difference.
Nov 15 2006 11:09PM
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cab_D
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i've done this before. It keeps your hands dryer, but it feels weird and they get a bit cold. But this was under normal gloves not pipe gloves
Nov 16 2006 12:07AM
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garrett.
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i saw a guy doing it at vail when i was there, he wa sold so it had to work
Nov 16 2006 12:08AM
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doitbig
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we used to wear them under our lax gloves when it was cold...i could see it working.
Nov 16 2006 12:11AM
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Paul-o-Rama
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i have an unlimited supply of latex gloves since my dad is a dentist
Nov 16 2006 12:12AM
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Tha_Grouch
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yeah right. Your hands are gonna sweat and turn into prunes. I know b/c I spend hours and hours in nitrile gloves while doing human dissection.

I highly highly doubt it would work.
Nov 16 2006 12:51AM
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Sharko
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what, do you want a cookie or something?
Nov 16 2006 12:57AM
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Sharko
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Eewwww, nitriles smell gross too and they aren't very stretchy. You're right about the wet prune fingers though, I'd never wear those things if I didn't have to.
Nov 16 2006 12:58AM
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Tha_Grouch
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^dude.. no. Latex ones are shit. They let the formaldehyde smell right through and you gag for the next three days when trying to eat. Nitriles (usually blue) are the best (and don't stink).
Nov 16 2006 1:00AM
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ISkiSwitch
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I have an unlimited supply of latex, nitrile, vinyl, and cheap garden gloves since my dad owns a warehouse that sells them.
Nov 16 2006 1:09AM
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MLB
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your gonna sweat your hands off...then the sweat is gonna freeze...then your super fucked.
Nov 16 2006 1:12AM
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duhamelski
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god damnit are you from the east coast?
Nov 16 2006 1:14AM
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InfernoHits
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I wear them all the time in my job and the are just super uncomfortable when they get wet and or you start sweating
Nov 16 2006 1:28AM
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Sharko
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ha ha ha, what school do you go to?
Nov 16 2006 1:44AM
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Sharko
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and nitrile gloves do smell gross by the way (although you're right about the formalin going through latex)
Nov 16 2006 1:46AM
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Myke
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put them over those cheap $1 black gloves you wore as a kid. ( I still wear them)
Nov 16 2006 1:47AM
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SKlAN
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act like it. if you have so many will you send me a box???
Nov 16 2006 1:52AM
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RudyGarmisch
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Ugh, I hate the smell of the latex ones, much prefer the blue nitrile ones. They smell kinda fruity to me.

Anyways, the rumors are mostly true. Latex gloves under your regular gloves to work, to an  extent. They keep the sweat produced by your hands from hitting the liner and soaking it, and thus can keep your hands a little warmer. I havent tried this with pipe gloves tho, so no word from me on that yet. If you can, get powdered ones, and bring a few pairs so you dont have to put your hands back into wet slimy and cold latex gloves. The powdered ones also somewhat absorb the sweat your hands produce, but I'm a sweaty guy when I ski, so it doesnt do much.

And a box of 100 gloves will cost you about $5, unless you can find somewhere where they dont mind you snatching a box here and there (like me, yay for Neurosurgery!).
Nov 16 2006 1:57AM
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surf+ski=LIFE
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PWNED!!!!!!!
Nov 16 2006 7:40AM
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4ReeL_
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all the 12year olds here need the gloves to masterbate into
Nov 16 2006 9:25AM
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plorr
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i imagine your hands would just prune up since they dont breath at all
Nov 16 2006 11:08AM
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titsLOL
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worst idea ever. that's like wearing rubber rain gear as a running suit.
Nov 16 2006 12:17PM
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LINE169
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wear those mini gloves under the rubber glove, and then wear mits over top of it all wont feel sweaty, and theres no way for your hands to get wet
Nov 16 2006 3:14PM
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TheQuailman
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true
Nov 16 2006 3:52PM
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steve0
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Yeah, I play for Clarkson University now and that's what alot of us do. We practice in weather alot colder than most of you ski in too. It only works if your hands are really warm to start though for some reason. If your hands are even a little cold when u put on the gloves they don't work. It's weird but it definately works.
Nov 16 2006 4:00PM
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SlickRick.
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wtf?
Nov 16 2006 4:38PM
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3vanc
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ya i was just wondering if anyones tryed it and if it works because i just heard it from another person today
Nov 16 2006 5:18PM
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Peter.
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yeah wont work
Nov 16 2006 5:22PM
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C.J.
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that is gaper shit there. its for gloves that are not water proof.
Nov 16 2006 5:45PM
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afarrell
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I've heard about this....seems a little ridiculous to me, thats why most have more than one pair of gloves..
Nov 16 2006 6:10PM
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3vanc
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ya well i just tryed it yeaterday and my hands were warm, dry, not prunned, and so they work bitches
Nov 18 2006 7:29PM
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RudyGarmisch
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Its not about waterproof gloves. If your hands sweat, that moisture gets into the warm and dry layers of insulation, which can soak your gloves from the inside out. Wearing these gloves stops that moisture from getting into the lining. Of course, this is only a problem if your gloves dont breath well, but on warm pre-season and post-season days like now, wearing the latex liner can really help.
Nov 18 2006 8:15PM
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quebecfreestyler
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they will make tyour hand sweat twice as much and yo'll freeze in 2 seconds.
Nov 18 2006 8:24PM
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RudyGarmisch
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Powdered latex keeps your hands from getting sweaty. Also, even if you did sweat, the glove would keep all the moisture from leaking out into the lining and freezing. They keep your hands warmer, its a fact.
Nov 18 2006 8:30PM
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3vanc
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thank you ^%^^^^
Nov 24 2006 10:29PM
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mrkhealthcare
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NULIFE surgery gloves are designed to be perfectly anatomical for comfortable wrinkle-free fitting. The extremely soft rubber reduces finger fatigue and increases efficiency. The special rubber film used in every pair of NULIFE Gloves adds sensitivity while giving complete protection to the hand. Apart from ergonomic features, our stringent quality control measures make it the safest protective hand wear for surgeons.
MRK HEALTHCARE PVT. LTD.
A-1201, Naman Midtown, Senapati Bapat Marg,
Elphinstone Road, Mumbai 400013.

+91-22-6261 1111

+91-22-6261 1199
Dec 27 2018 1:49AM
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Sharko
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mrkhealthcareNULIFE surgery gloves are designed to be perfectly anatomical for comfortable wrinkle-free fitting. The extremely soft rubber reduces finger fatigue and increases efficiency. The special rubber film used in every pair of NULIFE Gloves adds sensitivity while giving complete protection to the hand. Apart from ergonomic features, our stringent quality control measures make it the safest protective hand wear for surgeons.
MRK HEALTHCARE PVT. LTD.
A-1201, Naman Midtown, Senapati Bapat Marg,
Elphinstone Road, Mumbai 400013.

+91-22-6261 1111

+91-22-6261 1199

so, just to be clear... this Indian surgical glove manufacturer's next big marketing campaign is to market directly to skiers who posted on NS 12 years ago? You're gonna be rich!!!
Dec 27 2018 1:59AM
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mrkhealthcare
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Orthopedic Gloves are implemented to produce extra safe during complicated or careful orthopedic surgery, particularly against bone fragments and other surgical debris. The surface of the gloves is designed to maximize instrument grip and comfort.

https://www.nulife.co.in/speciality-surgical-gloves/orthopedic.htm
Feb 22 2019 12:21AM
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chiknmcplanks
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mrkhealthcareOrthopedic Gloves are implemented to produce extra safe during complicated or careful orthopedic surgery, particularly against bone fragments and other surgical debris. The surface of the gloves is designed to maximize instrument grip and comfort.

https://www.nulife.co.in/speciality-surgical-gloves/orthopedic.htm

but do they work with full tilts tho?
Feb 22 2019 12:50AM
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AbiH
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chiknmcplanksbut do they work with full tilts tho?


Surgical foot glove

Glovoots is what thy shall be named
Feb 22 2019 1:07AM
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Sharko
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mrkhealthcareOrthopedic Gloves are implemented to produce extra safe during complicated or careful orthopedic surgery, particularly against bone fragments and other surgical debris. The surface of the gloves is designed to maximize instrument grip and comfort.

https://www.nulife.co.in/speciality-surgical-gloves/orthopedic.htm


I think you are now my favorite poster on this site.
Feb 22 2019 1:42AM
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supersquid
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That sounds like a quick way to get your hands sweaty and then even more cold than if you hadnt worn any.
Feb 22 2019 12:45PM
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