Alligator Gloves or Zip Line Gloves?
The simple answer is BOTH! But we call them Strong Cowhide FencingGloves which are popular among construction workers and ranchers.
The simple answer is BOTH! But we call them Strong Cowhide FencingGloves which are popular among construction workers and ranchers.
Leather work gloves is a very broad category, and I will do my best to provide you with some good recommendations since I have been involved with developing, making, and selling these types of gloves for almost 3 decades. Basically, leather work gloves have been the standard for work gloves for centuries going back most […]
Everyone has their favorite work gloves but those that work outdoors in the hot sun of summer find that their favored model is simply too hot to wear for any extended period of time. This is especially the case for men and women whose jobs are outdoors in warm climates such as construction, landscaping or […]
I’m pleased to introduce a new glove to our line of High-Visibility gloves. After all, daylight savings time will end this week so it comes at a very appropriate time and better yet it’s a “lined” fall/winter version. Why all the fuss about this type of traditional type of leather palm glove? First, it is […]
Quality Driver Style Cowhide Leather Work Gloves are hard to come by and find. The leather is either too thin or made from inferior cowhide to keep costs down. However, even with a more attractive cost these gloves tend to wear out quickly or fall apart. So, you saved some money but you had to […]
I am predicting that we will see significant and sudden price increases in most cowhide grain and split leather work gloves during 2014. This comes on the heels of the 5 – 10% annual increases over the last three years. Some of our leather work glove suppliers are anticipating another 10% hike in 2014 but […]
Photo above courtesy of the Alligator Farm who use the Kinco 97 Gloves. Rappelling & Zip Line gloves are very similar for their hand safety, gripping, and abrasion resistance properties and functions. The primary safety goal is to protect your hands from the friction caused by the fast movement of the ropes or zip line […]
