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    I have a battered pair of USGI Nomex flight gloves, and they work fine. IF/when I ever wear them out, I might replace them with a pair of the Oakley tactical gloves - I've tried out a pair that a friend has, but my cheap ass can't justify them right now.

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    I have tried all kinds of stuff and finally settled on USGI flight gloves back when i was still in the service. I have little girl hands so finding stuff that fits without having to cut fingers is hard.

    About a week ago i found these little jobs in the local P.X.



    They cost $10.00, actually fit my webbed mutant hands and are comfortable as hell. They are made by a company called Whitewater.

    They are backed by a mesh/spandex type material and the underside appears to be deerskin (or thin leather,not really sure). Quality seems good so far and at that price im going to stock up whenever i get back there.

    Just another option for you.

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    Forgot to add, the leather is thinner than on flight gloves so you have better dexterity(sp?).

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    Quote Originally Posted by 03humpalot
    Forgot to add, the leather is thinner than on flight gloves so you have better dexterity(sp?).
    I have only 1 pair left of my issue flight gloves where the fingers are not gone and worn out...I like gloves with short fit, IE not covering the wrist...I gotta check those out.
    “For those who have fought for it, freedom has a taste the protected will never know.”

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    Quote Originally Posted by MASP7
    I'm a lifelong eczema sufferer also, so I know what you mean. I recently found this stuff, which is the best hand cream I've ever used, by far.
    Gold Bond Ultimate Healing Skin Therapy Lotion-

    http://www.chattem.com/whatsnew/gb-ultimate.asp

    My hands crack and bleed every winter, and exposure to Gunscrubber will make them bleed for weeks anytime I'm around it.
    The GB is well worth trying. It's worked better than prescription drugs for me.

    As for gloves- try the Neumann receiver gloves-
    http://www.hitrunscore.com/fbr-neuma...er-gloves.html

    They have "tackified" leather, which lets you hold on to things better. They're well made, relatively cheap, and for some reason, I find them to be warmer than they ought to be. I got a black set at Dick's sporting goods and used a Sharpie to black out the white lettering. They have lasted for years.
    I originally bought them because a lot of the SWAT guy had them, and were happy with them. They are the only gloves I'm comfortable to shoot with.
    thanks for that link on those gloves and the info on the gold bond lotion. i've thought about buying that stuff before, but never have. i will be buying some tomorrow. thanks again.

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    Mechanix gloves

    Might not be tactical, but they are under $20 and avaliable @ any auto parts store



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    Is there a website for ordering mechanix gloves?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Logic
    Is there a website for ordering mechanix gloves?
    I believe Cabella's sells them, you might try there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Logic
    Is there a website for ordering mechanix gloves?

    I believe Lowes has them in their stores. Maybe Home Depot too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Logic
    Is there a website for ordering mechanix gloves?

    I get mine from Pepboys or Autozone.
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    450bushmaster.net

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