These quality cowhide gloves are generously sized. A keystone leather thumb ensures the best possible dexterity. Drawstring back can be pulled snug around the wrist to keep out debris and reduce slippage. One pair. Imported. Specify Men's size: S (7-8), M (8-9), L (9-10) or XL (11-12) from the selection box above. See drop down for sizes currently available.

See Glove Sizing Chart

2013 Master Catalog: Page 142

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GEMPLERSGEMPLER'S Cowhide Gloves w/ Drawstring Wrist

3.9

(based on 8 reviews)

83%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Durable (7)
Good grip (5)
High quality (5)
Protective (5)

Cons

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Reviewed by 8 customers

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2/20/2013

5.0

Good Value - Cowhide Gloves

By tokruys

from Pilesgrove, NJ

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Pros

Durable
High Quality

Cons

Best Uses

Comments about GEMPLER'S Cowhide Gloves w/ Drawstring Wrist:

Very good everyday glove. Whether you're driving or handling materials they provide the comfort and protection you would expect from a cowhide glove.

12/3/2012

3.0

Drawstring draws but doesn't hold

By Hobo

from Upstate NY

Pros

Durable
Good Grip

Cons

Best Uses

Comments about GEMPLER'S Cowhide Gloves w/ Drawstring Wrist:

Probably won't buy again unless issue is fixed

1/23/2012

5.0

Exactly what it states,

By Pettie

from Wausau, WI

About Me Professional Landscaper

Pros

Durable
Fits like a second skin
Good Grip
High Quality
Protective

Cons

Have no issues

Best Uses

Delicate Jobs
Heavy-Duty Pruning
Wet/Muddy Jobs

Comments about GEMPLER'S Cowhide Gloves w/ Drawstring Wrist:

I ran accross these on accident and now I only buy these. Having smaller hands it's hard to find such a grat fitting glove like these.

1/20/2012

5.0

Excellent Gloves-have used for ten years

By Farmer on the Hill

from Franklin, WV

Pros

Comfortable
Durable
Good Grip
High Quality
Protective
Warm

Cons

Best Uses

Farm Chores

Comments about GEMPLER'S Cowhide Gloves w/ Drawstring Wrist:

These gloves are used in handling small square hay bales, unrolling large round bales, working with outdoor hand tools,and cleaning farm debris.

11/14/2011

3.0

Pros and Cons - the good and the bad

By Cloverdale Farm

from East Haddam, CT

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Pros

Durable
Protective

Cons

Stiff leather
Uncomfortable

Best Uses

Comments about GEMPLER'S Cowhide Gloves w/ Drawstring Wrist:

We operate a small farm making 8-10,000 bales of hay per year. Gloves are a necessity in handling these 40-50 lb. bales. The leather gloves hold up pretty well despite the course twine used in binding the hay bales. However, the drawstring and plastic ball, on the end, typically breaks after only a few uses. The value of the drawstring is then lost after this happens and debris easily enters the gloves.

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