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post 1613194061 08-11-2020, 12:15 AM
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Tradie brahs..recommend safety gloves for wood chopping

been camping a lot and chop lot of wood...bought some cheap amazon safety gloves but not sure they will hold up as my axe is pretty sharp.
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For handling wood or using the axe? I like leather gloves for moving materials, but rubber half coated is good for holding the handle for hours.

Also splitting maul crew, fuk axes.
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Originally Posted By AlwaysFocus⏩
For handling wood or using the axe? I like leather gloves for moving materials, but rubber half coated is good for holding the handle for hours.

Also splitting maul crew, fuk axes.
splitting maul is an overkill for my purposes...just need campfire wood.
ideally something which protects from minor cuts and sore palms after hours of chopping.
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