One size fits all (allegedly)
13 gauge nylon glove with polyurethane palm
Elastic wrist
Black liner and coating minimise the visible effects of dirt, soil and staining
Coating provides a secure grip on smooth or rough surfaces
ToolPro Polyurethane Dipped Black Gloves - 3 Pairs for $3.99 + Delivery ($0 C&C) @ Supercheap Auto
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MS Paint on 17/09/2024 - 09:49 supercheapauto.com.au (3384 clicks)
Last edited 17/09/2024 - 12:27 by 1 other user
Last edited 17/09/2024 - 12:27 by 1 other user
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3 pairs
That’s a @jv level troll
Are you making fun of people who suffer from Polymelia ???
Why? You lose one and then you have a spare. Just make sure to lose the right side.
But then you might have two left sides
Two for you and the proctologist only needs one
What if he needs a second Opinion??..
I find Nitrile foam dipped gloves are much better for most tasks…buy them by the dozen from ebay
Link?
Link please
These are good for extended use and dont deteriorate with some solvents unlike the Nitrile foam.
The deal also scales. Just grabbed 6 pairs for $7.98
They are good for some tasks not others…. i.e. don't grind with them on or they become holy very fast :)
I work as nightfill in supermarket. Haven't tried this yet buy the finger tips ripped after few weeks due to the box openning. Are these better?
How do these compare to those from bunnings (saxon brand)
Nitrile vs Polyurethane. I use them differently with different solvents.
I find these good for garage or garden tasks.
They don't make your hands sweat like some gloves.
They are my go-to purchase when I need to spend some SCA credit.
Mesh back so you get some ventilation.
Not great for protecting your hands for this reason, mostly an item for dealing with dirty/greasy parts.
Ive got medium hands and they fit snuggly.
Also stacks with other discount codes such as Linkt, CBA and others. Comes down to $3.40 for 3 pairs
Thanks OP. Does SuperCheap's courier ask for signature? Do you still get that stupid automated call after shipping?
I've used these gloves to repair our cars and bikes. They are comfortable and don't sweat, and I haven't ripped a pair yet.
I have no idea. I only use click and collect and I opt to receive an SMS when the item is ready for collection.
Got $5.78 for 11 pairs from this deal, only started using them.
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/447653
Online only or can be instore?
Both.
I bought them for 3 for $6 a few weeks ago. They are OK but not up to the quality of the more expensive brands.
Used these for working on cars, gardening, etc.
@MS Paint Thankyou👍 I grabbed a bunch of these to try out, cheers 🍻
What gloves are good for electrical work?
If you're asking this then I don't think you should be doing any electrical work.
Bought 3 online and picked them up today. Gloves are about size L, very thin, good for light work in the backyard.
3 gloves is an odd amount of gloves…