Posted: 12/20/2007 10:31:28 AM EDT
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Who has the best selection of work gloves in Vegas? |
Well now that the days have become cooler - I am looking for a store that has a selection of gloves to choose from for outdoor activities including range time. The crap ninja tactical gloves ie Blackhawk for $50.00+ are imho overpriced compared to many of the KT, Framer or even Machanix (coyote color) gloves that hold up to actual work. |
Hatch/blackhawk/etc. tacticool cambodian/vietnamese made blah, blah Machanix are nice and I like them but I tear out mine from time to time (gorilla hands  ) plus I don't care for the fact that they absorb (instead of shed) oil/liquid when wrenching. So I wanted to eyeball some different varieties. |
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ive got a nice pair of light mossy oak/ realtree (cant remember cause i tore out the tags) they r thin but very well insulated .. they keep my digits nice and warm plus i am able to shoot with them on...   and then i have a heavy pair of GHOST camo gloves/mits that i wear when its really cold.. they hinder pistol use but i am able to use the while shooting rifle..  both of these items i picked up at bass pro.. hope this helps bro.. jon.. |
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I was in ACE the other day and was cruising by the glove isle and saw a selection of gloves that were essentially black, ninja, mechanix...bla, bla... for $14.00 and I purchased a pair. They are black synthetic, soft leather palmed, wrist strap, reinforced...tactical style glove. They had an plastic ACE logo that I promptly removed with a heat gun as soon as I got home. I'm happy with them and they work great. I just can't see spending $50 smackers for gloves that most likely come from China and cost .10 cents to make. (Bad enough spending $14.00 for cheap gloves!!!  )
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