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TOW ROPE GLOVES

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Jack_Rose_28
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Are there any good tow rope gloves that you dont need to where glove protecters on?
Dec 24 2015 10:53AM
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a_burger
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kincos
Dec 24 2015 11:23AM
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noricrecan
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Pretty much any leather gloves.
Dec 24 2015 12:35PM
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Swandog7
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Choppers or Kincos. I've had $10 choppers for about 3 months aND are only a little worn down, no rips
Dec 24 2015 2:04PM
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supersquid
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go to fleet farm and buy old miitary gloves/mittens you can usually only find them in black or camo but its almost the exact same camo saga uses its a woodland color. there gloves are all leather and are about ten bucks a pair. to me it dosent really matter what brand they are unless your a big one for that.
Dec 24 2015 2:19PM
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*DOG
Posts: 241 - Karma: 469
buy a pair of warm mitts or gloves then go to your local hardware/sewing store and get some kevlar or leather or any durable material and sew them on or glue them on, just get them on somehow. I have done this and if you keep doing it every time they wear down just put another on.

Or if you dont want to bother the time buy some kincos they usually work.

I had these and loved them but someone stole them :( also those things are soooooo warmm)
http://www.amazon.ca/Axeman-Cowhide-Leather-HeatKeep-Thermal/dp/B004AXQV24/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1450999065&sr=8-4&keywords=kinco+gloves
Dec 24 2015 6:18PM
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*DOG
Posts: 241 - Karma: 469
*DOGbuy a pair of warm mitts or gloves then go to your local hardware/sewing store and get some kevlar or leather or any durable material and sew them on or glue them on, just get them on somehow. I have done this and if you keep doing it every time they wear down just put another on.

Or if you dont want to bother the time buy some kincos they usually work.

I had these and loved them but someone stole them :( also those things are soooooo warmm)
http://www.amazon.ca/Axeman-Cowhide-Leather-HeatKeep-Thermal/dp/B004AXQV24/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1450999065&sr=8-4&keywords=kinco+gloves


problem is that they are actually gloves not mittens but they work. they are gloves with a mitten overtop kinda? hard to explain.
Dec 24 2015 6:20PM
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*DOG
Posts: 241 - Karma: 469
*DOGbuy a pair of warm mitts or gloves then go to your local hardware/sewing store and get some kevlar or leather or any durable material and sew them on or glue them on, just get them on somehow. I have done this and if you keep doing it every time they wear down just put another on.

Or if you dont want to bother the time buy some kincos they usually work.

I had these and loved them but someone stole them :( also those things are soooooo warmm)
http://www.amazon.ca/Axeman-Cowhide-Leather-HeatKeep-Thermal/dp/B004AXQV24/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1450999065&sr=8-4&keywords=kinco+gloves


problem is that they are actually gloves not mittens but they work. they are gloves with a mitten overtop kinda? hard to explain.
Dec 24 2015 6:20PM
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Literature
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w_skierkincos


Kincos. Can't stress this enough, and if you put a leather waterproofing on there (like Snowseal), they'll be even more bomber.
Dec 25 2015 1:18AM
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