Looking for very thin leather gloves
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Road Master
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Thank you all for the replies. Some of these look like they might be what I want (and also some good sources of other stuff). FWIW, the Rothco LE gloves are nice. But a little heavier than I wanted, and a bit of a challenge to get on and off (tight elastic wristband). Very high quality, though. Other than those, the Olympias have been the best I have found locally. But I will order several of those mentioned here, and keep an eye out for others. Really appreciate the help.
Mark
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Fox Creek also has a nice selection of imported leather T-bags.
http://www.foxcreekleather.com/79.html
http://www.foxcreekleather.com/79.html
Last edited by shortride; Aug 19, 2009 at 08:03 AM.
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http://www.galls.com/google/gaweb.dll
Try this place. They have gloves suitable for the manipulation of firearms so they should be thin enough for your use. I prefer the Hatch brand.
Galls isn't the cheapest but the are one of the largest.
Try this place. They have gloves suitable for the manipulation of firearms so they should be thin enough for your use. I prefer the Hatch brand.
Galls isn't the cheapest but the are one of the largest.
Road Captain
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If you haven't gotten your gloves yet take a look at the riding gloves sold to horseback riders. They are extremely thin not very expensive and fit right. Can be found at any local tack shop or on line . Mine have expandable material sewn into the sides of each finger adding to the comfort and snug fit. I love mine for summer riding.
Don
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