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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Cool, Comfortable & Durable |
December 5, 2009 |
| Reviewer:
BuddhaKat@ArboristAndLogger.com
from Reno, NV United States
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We tested the LumberWorks Chainsaw Gloves all during the 2009 cutting season and were extremely pleased. The gloves were not too hot and, after a short break in period to limber them up, were quite comfortable. They were tough too. I wore them all the time I was working in the woods and they're ready to go for next year. Check out the full review in the premier issue of ArboristAndLogger.com on 1/1/10.
BuddhaKat
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Nice Gloves |
March 10, 2009 |
| Reviewer:
Anonymous Person
from MA United States
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I purchased these gloves after hearing that ones left hand is vulnerable to lacerations while operating a chainsaw. The Kevlar padding on the left hand is very noticeable (they did not skimp on materials here), but has little impact on dexterity. The palms seem nicely padded which should reduce the amount of vibration felt in the palms. I purchased these in an XL and they fit well. I so rarely can find a pair of gloves that fit my massive hands, so I am thrilled that they make gloves this large. My one area of concern is the protection of the knuckle joints, but I guess that wearing something is better than nothing. My knuckles should be fairly well protected by the chain brake/hand guard anyways. The right hand does not need padding as it should be on the back end of the saw and away from the chain if you are cutting with both hands.
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