Tried 2 hardware stores on my lunch today. They have the gloves, but only size medium and up. Still too big for me. I need a small, which DRIS has in stock - at $5 a pair. The hardware stores were more expensive than that.
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Tried 2 hardware stores on my lunch today. They have the gloves, but only size medium and up. Still too big for me. I need a small, which DRIS has in stock - at $5 a pair. The hardware stores were more expensive than that.
I retract my suggestion as being only adequate and functional. I will test the recent suggestion as a possible superior alternative....//... I use the 620 gloves you link to, but I buy them in a hardware store. They're branded Showa and comes in several different sizes: SHOWA 620 | Showa Gloves Inside I use cheap wool gloves that I buy in the nearest discount sports store. Works like a charm. ...//...
I'd say the answer is pretty obvious, thenI need a small, which DRIS has in stock - at $5 a pair. The hardware stores were more expensive than that.
Which IMO is an advantage when I'm operating my camera.The orange gloves are thinner