Mittens have not grown on me yet, maybe if I was just hanging on to some ski poles as i was trekking across snow or something? Guessing you are finding it hard to work with them? Thanks for watching the video.
I buy my gloves from hestra. They have everything from work gloves, Skiing, bushcrafting, mountainbiking, dress gloves etc. Quality is best in the business
☹😿I bought a pair of the 4 season gloves to chain up my big rig on Donner Pass. They didn't last one season. Hole in the left middle finger and right thumb seam split. They were oiled weekly.😵💫😵
That sucks man. During my cleanup and hauling business I’d be lucky to see a week out of gloves, unfortunately I haven’t been able to test these that hard. Thanks for watching! 🥾🥾
@@shannonkettering that’s cool and all, but it’s also a bit shady. They mention on their website that it’s one specific handcrafter, but I call bullshit. Pakistan is a high volume production country and does not really pride quality. Fuck, the shirt I’m wearing right now was made in Pakistan! You get my point… but another thing to mention is the the initial blanks for these probably cost in the cents, and to complete finish them doesn’t cost anymore than 5-10 bucks. These are HEAVILY marked up gloves. I suggest networking with producers directly, but that takes an acquired skill called social economics and a little bit of multi-linguistic knowledge. And a hell of a lot of searching, as to why buying these for 40, 60, or 100 bucks is the preferred method, because they don’t have to go and find it themselves. That’s just how macroeconomics works
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(A glove the rest) you could say? 😆
Ha! Love it, Definitely!
Im a farm worker in SD. I bought the 4 seasons mittens and really like them. wish I had maybe bought the gloves instead.
Mittens have not grown on me yet, maybe if I was just hanging on to some ski poles as i was trekking across snow or something? Guessing you are finding it hard to work with them? Thanks for watching the video.
I buy my gloves from hestra. They have everything from work gloves, Skiing, bushcrafting, mountainbiking, dress gloves etc. Quality is best in the business
Hestra, I’ll check them out. Thanks for watching Jannis! 🥾🥾
It’s all about gloves and boots!
These are still holding up great 👍
☹😿I bought a pair of the 4 season gloves to chain up my big rig on Donner Pass. They didn't last one season. Hole in the left middle finger and right thumb seam split. They were oiled weekly.😵💫😵
That sucks man. During my cleanup and hauling business I’d be lucky to see a week out of gloves, unfortunately I haven’t been able to test these that hard. Thanks for watching! 🥾🥾
Love the videos man! You're gonna be huge soon, I just know it.
PS cant wait for the 2021 boot collection video
Means a ton man!! Thanks and catch ya in the next video. 🥾🥾
The craftsmanship is in Pakistan
On Giver?
I noticed that too. I honestly don't have a problem with that as long as it maintains a high standard, which I think it does.
@@shannonkettering that’s cool and all, but it’s also a bit shady. They mention on their website that it’s one specific handcrafter, but I call bullshit. Pakistan is a high volume production country and does not really pride quality. Fuck, the shirt I’m wearing right now was made in Pakistan! You get my point… but another thing to mention is the the initial blanks for these probably cost in the cents, and to complete finish them doesn’t cost anymore than 5-10 bucks. These are HEAVILY marked up gloves. I suggest networking with producers directly, but that takes an acquired skill called social economics and a little bit of multi-linguistic knowledge. And a hell of a lot of searching, as to why buying these for 40, 60, or 100 bucks is the preferred method, because they don’t have to go and find it themselves. That’s just how macroeconomics works
Give'r gloves worst customer service
Oh no.. I haven't had to contact them. Sorry you had a bad experience.