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Choosing the right work gloves really depends on the type of work you're doing.
Full-palm nitrile coated gloves: A favorite among auto repair shop workers:
Like a second skin, provides a non-slip grip on wrenches.
Prevents oil penetration, and cleans up easily with water at the end of the day.
Allows for full finger movement.
Thickened suede pigskin gloves: A staple in the bags of experienced construction workers:
Durable pigskin, only leaves a white mark when scratched by nails.
Honeycomb pattern on the palm provides a firm grip even on wet wood.
Becomes more comfortable with use, and can be sewn up and reused if torn.
Kevlar fiber blend gloves: The secret weapon of recycling plant workers:
Looks like a regular fabric glove, but only frays when cut with a utility knife.
Rubber particles on the fingertips provide a secure grip on broken glass bottles.
Comfortable to wear even in hot weather.
Down-filled ski gloves: Essential gear for line inspectors:
Water-repellent nylon outer layer, fluffy duck down lining.
Index finger design allows for touchscreen use, even at -20℃.
Velcro wrist closure prevents wind and snow from entering.
Ultra-thin anti-static gloves: The same gloves used by screen protector installers:
Semi-transparent spandex material, maintains dexterity for screwing in small parts.
Anti-static properties protect circuit boards.
Keeps hands dry even for those with sweaty hands.

Since a glove is technically a tool, what are your favorite general purpose *dipped* work gloves?
What work gloves do you wear?
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