Dan handles all the day to day production of video content and brand management. When not working he is traveling or working on some sort of Jeep CJ project.
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Dan–You obviously liked these gloves a lot. My only comment is that it would have been nice had the photos been labeled, indicating what model each of them represented. Photo #1 looked pretty beefy, and I assume would provide protection to prevent knuckle-busting. Were they the ones you had on when your hand slipped and hit the motor?
I recently purchased a pair of CLC (Custom Leather Craft) “Subcontractor” work gloves which are very comfortable and quite good also. You might want to check this line out for comparison. You might even be tempted to run a throwdown competition of the top three or four brands of gloves as a public service.
Hi Steve, Thanks for the feedback. The gloves I used that protected my knuckles were the M-Pact gloves. The link is in the article :} The CLC website looks cool I will investigate this further lol
I find that they do work fairly well, but they are not terribly long lived if your going to get into any heavy work. Nothing holds up like real leather work gloves for that type of work. I find that these mechanic type gloves often come apart at the seams, and wonder why they make them with so many small pieces that can end up coming apart.
Dan–You obviously liked these gloves a lot. My only comment is that it would have been nice had the photos been labeled, indicating what model each of them represented. Photo #1 looked pretty beefy, and I assume would provide protection to prevent knuckle-busting. Were they the ones you had on when your hand slipped and hit the motor?
I recently purchased a pair of CLC (Custom Leather Craft) “Subcontractor” work gloves which are very comfortable and quite good also. You might want to check this line out for comparison. You might even be tempted to run a throwdown competition of the top three or four brands of gloves as a public service.
Hi Steve, Thanks for the feedback. The gloves I used that protected my knuckles were the M-Pact gloves. The link is in the article :} The CLC website looks cool I will investigate this further lol
Thanks
I find that they do work fairly well, but they are not terribly long lived if your going to get into any heavy work. Nothing holds up like real leather work gloves for that type of work. I find that these mechanic type gloves often come apart at the seams, and wonder why they make them with so many small pieces that can end up coming apart.