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The fast fit model for sure.

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@@SlyotisnachoI’d say specialty grip

grip

Thanks Louie! Glad you enjoyed!!

pretty sure its the same gloves as I've seen camo m-pact and camo fast-fit gloves around

This line here is the cut resistant line. They are the M-Pact line. www.ohiopowertool.com/search/m-pact

I would personally suggest the synthetic leather rubberized. This pair in specific. I use several of their gloves and this would definitely be my suggestion for the job you are needing them for. - Phil www.ohiopowertool.com/categories/safety-personal-protection-equipment-ppe/safety-gloves-cut-resistant-sleeves/mechanix-mw-mpt-58-10

The M-Pact Resistant gloves (MPT-58-GR) would be great for that! They have extra padding on the knuckles to protect your hands if you fall, ride past tree branches, etc. The palm padding also helps reduce vibration which would ease some impact on your hands during the ride!

I'm very picky about my gloves and the originals have been my go to. Utility and Grip might do well also. When you're ready to pick some up, we've got em!

Give us a call and we'll find the best fir for you. 800-242-4424

The Mechanix Durahide Original Leather Gloves LMG-75 would be a great option for roofing and carpentry because they offer abrasion and cut resistance! They're super durable, breathable, and machine washable to protect your hands when working with sharper materials.

@@OhioPowerTool I had the original version and went through them in no time on shingles! Can you assure me that they’ll last more than a few weeks?

If you are concerned about cutting get something with a High Cut Rating, 4 or higher like these, thin enough to work on cars but more protected from slicing your hands - www.ohiopowertool.com/milwaukee-tools-48-73-8742

The most important thing you want to look for in a glove for electrical work would be arc flash protection; Mechanix Wear have got a pair called the M-Pact gloves that might be good, although your thumb, first, and middle finger are not protected to better assist with mobility in smaller spaces. Klein Tools actually have a pretty good pair of electrician's gloves that you may want to look into; they're a little clunkier than Mechanix's would be, but the added protection is definitely worth the trade off.

There are! and you can get them here --> www.ohiopowertool.com/p-24619-mechanix-fastfit-e5-cut-resistant-gloves-blackfluorescent-yellow-select-size-sff-c91.aspx

It does not look like they do, it seems like they only protect against high impact

Hello! Based on your measurements it looks like you would need an XL. Here is a link to Mechanix' sizing guide for reference! www.mechanix.com/on/demandware.static/-/Library-Sites-MechanixSharedLibrary/default/dwa6059da6/pdf/Glove%20Size_IN_CM.pdf

Depending on how advanced you are, and what you work on I would say the mw-mpt-58-gr is pretty flexible. www.ohiopowertool.com/categories/safety-personal-protection-equipment-ppe/safety-gloves-cut-resistant-sleeves/mechanix-mw-mpt-58-gr

I am sorry you had to experience that, I would recommend looking into self defense items instead.

Si te queres defender con unos guantes te vas a comer un balazo en el cubo amigo.

Either the Mechanix Wear M-pact Gloves or the Mechanix Wear Original Gloves. Both have feature thick exteriors to protect your knuckles and fingers against bumps and abrasions.

It depends which level of protection you are looking for, the Mechanix Wear M-Pact Gloves provide impact protection and have reinforced palm and finger areas, making them suitable for campfire-related tasks. Then, the Mechanix Wear Original Gloves provide good protection against heat and abrasions and are lightweight! Finally, if you specially want gloves with enhanced heat resistance the Mechanix Wear Heat Resistant Kevlar Gloves are best for you. They provide an extra layer of protection against heat and flames. I know the Heat Resistant Gloves weren't featured in the video but I figure I would mention them as well!

@@OhioPowerTool Thankyou✌️

Milwaukee has some amazing gloves for equipment operators. It depends on your particular needs of course - for example, there is Milwaukee Cut-Resistant gloves, Demolition Work gloves, Dipped rubber gloves, and Performance Work gloves. It sounds like the Milwaukee Cut-Resistant gloves might suit you best!

An excellent question! Hopefully they'll be having something out in the future, maybe if there's enough demand for them; I know I'd buy them!!

With spray painting the best gloves would be Nitrile, Latex, or Vinyl gloves as you can dispose of them after use. They paint does not come off easily from fabric so reusable gloves may not be the best option.

Harley says "Half guard, fade to 1 guard, layer the top, style with heavy hold, medium shine Pomade🤘"

There are a few options: Mechanix ColdWork Original Insulated Gloves, ColdWork M-Pact Gloves, and ColdWork Guide Insulated Gloves

@@OhioPowerTool What about mechanix speedknit thermal?

This line here is the cut resistant line. They are the M-Pact line. www.ohiopowertool.com/search/m-pact

@@OhioPowerTool ok tq 😊

The Mechanix Wear M-Pact or Mechanix Wear Material4X Original Gloves look like they might be the best solution for hauling and strapping.

The Mechanix Coldwork Waterproof Leather M-Pact Driver Gloves are waterproof as stated in the name of course! We do not currently sell these but it looks like they are on Mechanix's website.

Rey Mysterio does every so often as well!

@@OhioPowerTool yes but why they use for decoration

Did they use for style

Style could be, but more likely is that they're less expensive than custom gloves and super easy to replace in whatever city the show is in if something happens before cameras start rolling; rather than having to wait for someone to make them a new pair of gloves, they can head to a big box orange or blue store and pick up a new pair for a fraction of the cost of paying the WWE to pay someone to make new ones!

The top options are Neoprene, Butyl Rubber, and Chloroprene Gloves some may be reusable but it is important to read the manufacturer's guidelines and recommendations. We unfortunately do not currently sell any Neoprene or Butyl Rubber gloves but do have a pair of Chloroprene disposable gloves that are recommended to be single-use only. Link: www.ohiopowertool.com/brands/sas-safety/sas-safety-6659

@@OhioPowerTool thanks guys! :) :)

Yikes.. sorry.