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Carhartt Men's Insulated Suede Work Gloves w/ Knit Cuff (Large) Expired
$9
$17.99
Amazon.com has Carhartt Men's Insulated Suede Work Gloves w/ Knit Cuff on sale for $9. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $25+. Thanks Crientic
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Price applies to all sizes at time of writing, dispatched direct from Amzon
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005I34MUI?
QA note: now in stock Large, and X-Large
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005I34MUI?
QA note: now in stock Large, and X-Large
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| Rating: | (4.3 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 150 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | Carhartt Men's Insulated Suede Work Glove with Knit Cuff |
| Product Description: | Shell: durable cotton duck with suede cowhide palm and palm patch |
| Manufacturer: | Carhartt |
| Model Number: | A512 |
| Product SKU: | B005I34MUI |
| UPC: | 061492475332 |
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Even if you don't think you need them, if you ever drive in places where it gets cold, maybe, even snowy (I wish!), get a pair of these to throw into your emergency kit in your car/truck. If you ever are stuck in the cold, these will be great, even just to wear as warm gloves temporarily. If you have do something like change a tire, these will protect your hands. even if it's warm, in an emergency these would be tough gloves for a task like that.
EDIT: note XL may be sold-out. As I was trying to order 2 pair, it said only 1 available. I think that one processed OK.
Also, Amazon reviews are mixed but that is fairly normal. Some say "junk" and "fell apart" and others say "excellent quality." So as usual YMMV. It does sound like some people try to use wrong item for a job -- suede tends to be very soft and flexible, which is nice for many tasks. But not nearly as rugged as solid leather. I would probably not choose these to split multiple cords of wood, as some reported problems with. Plus a task like that, you will get so warm and sweaty, you probably don't want insulated gloves unless you are in Minnesota in January splitting your wood outside.
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Even if you don't think you need them, if you ever drive in places where it gets cold, maybe, even snowy (I wish!), get a pair of these to throw into your emergency kit in your car/truck. If you ever are stuck in the cold, these will be great, even just to wear as warm gloves temporarily. If you have do something like change a tire, these will protect your hands. even if it's warm, in an emergency these would be tough gloves for a task like that.
EDIT: note XL may be sold-out. As I was trying to order 2 pair, it said only 1 available. I think that one processed OK.
Also, Amazon reviews are mixed but that is fairly normal. Some say "junk" and "fell apart" and others say "excellent quality." So as usual YMMV. It does sound like some people try to use wrong item for a job -- suede tends to be very soft and flexible, which is nice for many tasks. But not nearly as rugged as solid leather. I would probably not choose these to split multiple cords of wood, as some reported problems with. Plus a task like that, you will get so warm and sweaty, you probably don't want insulated gloves unless you are in Minnesota in January splitting your wood outside.
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Dunno what changed there but thnx! In for 2. It actually applied it this time.
Good enough for people who use them on the weekends though.
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I can confirm even now. Just bought 2 pairs.