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extrication gloves
With all the differet types of extrication gloves around, which do you suggest are the best and are they NFPA certified
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Permalink Reply by Michael Farrar on
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I have used a few different brands trying to find gloves I like. Ringers long wrist are the best in my mind. I use them for almost everything. If its not hot or if there are no chemicals then I'm wearing my Ringers. In 5 years I have only gone trough 2 pair. I had a pair of Shelby gloves that used ONCE after that in the trash they went.
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Permalink Reply by Tom Chmielowiec Jr. on
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I have the Ringers Bartier 1 gloves, they seem to do the job good, plus they are... Waterproof and breathable, Hipora® barrier, protects against micro organisms such as TB, Hepatitis, Staph and HIV
Meets OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard 29 CFR 1910.1030,
Elastic cuff and gaitor to protect against broken glass and debris
.8mm synthetic leather palm with Nanotechnological anti-bacterial properties
Double Kevlar® stitching in high wear areas
Cut resistant Kevlar® palm, side panels, thumb panels and finger panels
see more on
http://www.thefirestore.com/store/product.cfm/pid_4112_ringers_barr...
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Permalink Reply by Brian Dumser on
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For years I used orange mechanic's gloves as extrication gloves. Now I've got a pair of Ringers gloves with the barrier. They're kind of pricey, but well worth not having to deal with bloodborne pathogens and other gooey stuff (technical term) leaking through. Stay safe!
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Permalink Reply by T.J. on
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Ringers is the only glove that I'll vote for I've tried out several different companies but Ringer is a great glove that holds up great:)
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Permalink Reply by Damon Dyer on
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Shelby i have tried a couple others but they did not last long enough .
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