expired Posted by gaamn114 | Staff • Mar 16, 2025
Mar 16, 2025 10:34 AM
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expired Posted by gaamn114 | Staff • Mar 16, 2025
Mar 16, 2025 10:34 AM
Berkley Coated Fishing Gloves (Blue/Grey)
$2.85
$5.99
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Wouldn't this be way better deal or am I missing something?
Wouldn't this be way better deal or am I missing something?
Wouldn't this be way better deal or am I missing something?
What your missing is they don't serve the same purpose ….these Berkeley gloves can be used in wet environments where your grabbing metal crab traps, filleting fish that have spines that Knick you or even grabbing marine rope. These disposable rubber gloves would last 2 seconds. I have used these gloves to handle oysters and for scraping barnacles off hulls.
Wouldn't this be way better deal or am I missing something?
Having used both, these are heavier duty and the coating textured so that you can have a firmer grip on wet surfaces.
Yours isn't a bad find but it's a lot more suited to painting and handling chemicals.
I just ordered 2 pair and there was an offer for $1.50 digital rewards if I waited 2 days for delivery.
One review on Amazon seems very promising
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Wouldn't this be way better deal or am I missing something?
I just picked up a 15 pair pack of Grease Monkey gloves (and posted) from Sams for $4.54; came out to $0.31/pair.
I'm actually impressed with the Grease Monkey gloves for the price. Thicker than disposable nitrile gloves, but not as thick as HF Hardy nitrile work gloves (which is OK for dexterity). And cheap enough to throw away after getting covered with oil, fish guts, etc.
One review on Amazon seems very promising
Wouldn't this be way better deal or am I missing something?
Your link take you to a single pair. $9, not sure how you think it is a better deal lol
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These are probably good for the job where you put rubber bands on lobster claws