Latex / Nitryle gloves

[Rangefinder]

I must admit its been a while working thro my stockpile of gloves for Gralloching that I now find I need more. The prices vary widely and so I was wondering where you get yours? I need the biggest they make having fingers like pig T*ts. Can anyone recommend a supplier?

 

[BenC]

Scats/ mole valley. Also read agri aren't too far from you.

 

[I. Farticus]

I got mine off eBay from Ford's online shop:
Box of 100 Bodyguard 4 Blue Nitrile Powdered Disposable Gloves | eBay
£5.68 inc P&P for a box of 100

Not sure they come up in "kin 'uge" size, just S, M & L!

Cheers
iain

 

[devon deer stalker]

www.justgloves.co.uk is where i bought mine from as well as the blue sleeves
Cheers
Richard

 

[paul o']

MY dentice or a fireman medic pal at airport thay are called Supertouch Disposable Powderfree Nitrile Gloves thay have small ridges on tips that give a good grip small med and lg and exlarge £ 58 per 1000 gloves so 500 pr's i pay bugger all as my detice is a shooter

 

[Apache]

We sell them at work for £4.50/box plus VAT. Would be too expensive to post.

I'd look at agricultural merchants too.

 

[Loki]

Hi

Decroyffe? on the PW Forum had some boxes (1000prs) for a fair price - cheaper if collected.

Barnsley area if I recall......

Ciao

 

[Monarch Country Products]

Hi

We do the powder free versions at £5.31 + £2.50 p&p (box 100) - might not be the cheapest in the market however they are good quality and we support the SD forum...


http://www.monarchcountryproducts.co.uk/index.php?route=product/product&path=73&product_id=122

We also do the over-sleeves which are great for keeping your sleeves/arms blood free and also tie off an end to use as a pluck bag..

Regards

Rob

 

[tom308w]

Aldihave them in £4.98box
Atb tom

 

[JabaliHunter]

Support the St John's Ambulance http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004N65VMY/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
includes delivery

 

[ion]

I spent a couple of hours recently lifting and dividing snowdrops, while wearing nitrile milking gloves that I got from the local agri hardware.! Latex wouldn't have lasted five minutes. Be warned that for some people the powder in powdered gloves can be very sore if you touch your face or eyes after taking them off. Extra large in nitrile didn't seem to compare to latex but they seemed to stretch after a while. I get surplus latex gloves in small amounts from the day job for free, but I think I'm converted to nitrile now

 

[vizslamad]

I must admit its been a while working thro my stockpile of gloves for Gralloching that I now find I need more. The prices vary widely and so I was wondering where you get yours? I need the biggest they make having fingers like pig T*ts. Can anyone recommend a supplier?

Go to your builders merchants, £4.50 a box here and if they wear them to stop their little donnies cracking up with all that cement they must be okay.

 

[Moonraker68]

Countrywide at Melksham; they have also just opened an in-store gunshop.

 

[Heym SR20]

I have a box of NHS issued latex gloves - they are crap! I get on much with blue nitrile you get from the likes of tool station, or the best I've found are machine mart ones. A box of 100 is a fiver. More than capable of withstanding pulling an engine apart, epoxy, paint etc (I'm rebuilding an old wooden boat at the moment hence using quite a few) and very good for gralloching / larder work as well.

 

[Erik Hamburger]

The BDS sells a box of 100 online in XL, - I have big hands as well, they are excellent.
Gloves Nitrile (Large and Extra Large)

 

[Scott Country]

Wilkinsons used to sell them also which are pretty cheap.

 

[prometheus]

I spent a couple of hours recently lifting and dividing snowdrops, while wearing nitrile milking gloves that I got from the local agri hardware.! Latex wouldn't have lasted five minutes. Be warned that for some people the powder in powdered gloves can be very sore if you touch your face or eyes after taking them off. Extra large in nitrile didn't seem to compare to latex but they seemed to stretch after a while. I get surplus latex gloves in small amounts from the day job for free, but I think I'm converted to nitrile now

+ 1 for milking gloves, excellent tough tear resistant and no powder.

Get mine from Agri merchants and country stores

 

[Cyres]

Working in pathology I tend to wear alot of gloves. Bodyguards unpowdered are the most common. The best nitriles I have ever used are actually made by BEST in USA. Mortuary staff tend to wear a long sleeved thicker nitrile and theese are excellent.

ON NHS supply rates they are a lot cheaper than in the retail sector but £5 a box isn't bad.

D

 

[Rangefinder]

Thanks everyone I'll go walk about locally and see what I can find.

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