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Posted by andy b. on October 04, 2004 at 09:45:50 from (192.19.194.27):
In Reply to: my kingdom for a good pair of work gloves posted by andy b. on October 03, 2004 at 17:17:46:
well i went with the Kunz heavy duty lineman's gloves with 4" cuff. for the gloves and two pair of cotton liners and shipping it should be about $50. if i get more than a year out of them i will be very happy (going through many pairs of $5 gloves per year and the hassle of them always getting holes at the wrong time will be worth it). actually, the price was a bit more than i hoped for, but the fact that they actually are made in the US was a somewhat deciding factor. don't worry, i will make a post after i receive them. if they were worth it (and i expect they should be) i will let the group know. andy b.
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