What gloves do you use for install work?

Im after some which can be worn several times then binned when too dirty, for warmth and protection, and can still be used when fitting BNCs for example.

A link to a suitable product on either Toolstation or Screwfix would be perfect.

Thanks.

Imho there is yet to be designed gloves suitable for really dextrous work, that can keep you warm and yet still allow complete freedom of movement, you have the latex ones that keep dirt off, you have the 'thinsulate' type that keep you warm-but nowt really inbetween that I've seen.

I tend to use fingerless thinsulate type, not ideal, but you prob know that anyway!, any other ideas peeps?.

Gloves? ya soft northern ******

I have some of these, not sure why but I use them when Im cleaning the car and they are nice fitting, grippy, comfy and toasty.

http://www.arco.co.uk/products/14A1600

I have a pair of these http://www.screwfix.com/p/dewalt-performance-4-gloves/66790 On sites where gloves are mandatory I've found these to be the best balance between speed & keeping the site happy.

Some sites insist on full finger cover, so if buying for this reason best to check 1st

Some sites insist on full finger cover, so if buying for this reason best to check 1st

True, but to date I've never been picked up.. I might get a full finger pair just in case i get caught out.

http://tinyurl.com/6o5quyo

Gloves? ya soft northern ******

I have some of these, not sure why but I use them when Im cleaning the car and they are nice fitting, grippy, comfy and toasty.

http://www.arco.co.uk/products/14A1600

I thought this would be more your style

Most of those sites will also accept removal of the gloves for certain tasks if the method statement mentions it, in our experience

Imho there is yet to be designed gloves suitable for really dextrous work, that can keep you warm and yet still allow complete freedom of movement, you have the latex ones that keep dirt off, you have the 'thinsulate' type that keep you warm-but nowt really inbetween that I've seen.

I tend to use fingerless thinsulate type, not ideal, but you prob know that anyway!, any other ideas peeps?.

Yup, I did have some years ago which were provided by the site and were an acceptable compromise.

I just cant find them.