Anti-Vibration Gloves for Power Tools

[Locator]

Does anyone have a recommendation on good anti-vibration gloves to use while running power tools, such as weed trimmers, angle grinders, etc.?

Thanks.

 

[Stooge]

I have a few pairs of Tillman anti vibration gloves that I like. currently have both pairs on the right and have a retired pair of the welding gloves on the left. I would buy the mechanics gloves and "driver" genral use gloves again, but the mig gloves don't last that long.

http://jtillman.com/products/gloves/anti-vibration/

 

[crewchief888]

personally, i dont like any anti-vibe/impact type gloves.

the extra "padding" in the palm/fingers makes the glove feel "bulky"

i have smallish hands/short fingers, and arthritis in my hands. adding the bulk of a padded glove i dont feel like a have a grip on what i'm trying to hold onto.

probably the easiest/ most available glove would be an impact type mechanix's glove. i know lowes carries them in store.

i stopped buying gloves from HF, they dont seem to last a week around me...

 

[BMack37]

I like Mechanix but I hate the retail price, all of the Mechanix gloves I've bought from Mechanix clearance page or Lowe's on clearance for around $10.

The one's I'd recommend (if you can't get a clearance deal) are the HF gloves because they're cheap and the quality (at least on the old ones) was surprisingly very good.

 

[BikerDad]

IF you are good with having your fingers exposed, head over to your local bicycle shop. Bicyclists have been using anti-vibe gloves longer than anybody.

 

[Locator]

Thanks for all the info. I ordered a pair of the Timman gloves to try.

 

[Stuey]

I used to like Mechanix, but the more recent ones I've tried ****. I could use a good recommendation too.