Gloves

frankieboy · Post by **frankieboy** » 22 Mar 2020, 10:53

The plastic gloves that RM have supplied are not really fit for purpose, making your hands sweat etc, so decided to order my own, link below, have used these before and are much better and washable. £11.99 for 24 pairs, will keep a couple of pair for myself and hand out the rest to colleagues in the office.

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Acca Dacca · Post by **Acca Dacca** » 22 Mar 2020, 11:08

How do you flick through letters wearing gloves? I dont get it - ive never been able to

frankieboy · Post by **frankieboy** » 22 Mar 2020, 11:15

Acca Dacca wrote:How do you flick through letters wearing gloves? I dont get it - ive never been able to

What kind of gloves have you used before, thick wool ones ? These are polyurethane ones and thin, ideal for grip and flicking through letters.

PostmanBitesDog · Post by **PostmanBitesDog** » 22 Mar 2020, 12:20

frankieboy wrote:so decided to order my own, link below, have used these before and are much better and washable.

I'm curious to know, frankieboy, what those gloves are like on a PDA when a stylus isn't available. I've seen various brands of gloves that are designed for touch screen use. Does this brand have that feature?

frankieboy · Post by **frankieboy** » 22 Mar 2020, 15:59

PostmanBitesDog wrote:
frankieboy wrote:so decided to order my own, link below, have used these before and are much better and washable.
I'm curious to know, frankieboy, what those gloves are like on a PDA when a stylus isn't available. I've seen various brands of gloves that are designed for touch screen use. Does this brand have that feature?

Not sure mate will let you know when they arrive, but buying them for basic protection which are better than th RM rubber gloves. That's another thing not fit for purpose, PDA,s, I always give mine back if there's no stylus and insist on one with.