The Kevlar lined cop gloves are usually standard issue to personnel working in law enforcement agencies. Here in Calgary we have a 911 supply shop that sells such items. While I never had to purchase my own pair (issued to me), I think they retail at about $80 CAD. Xviper?
Asif

 

Do you guys think my motorcycle gloves will work or do ya thinks its a little overkill.

 

maybe this is a job for rick? Stook gloves by rick, in various colors.. hmm

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Honda Gal
[B]maybe this is a job for rick?

 

nahhh..those motorcycle gloves are a little over kill for me.
Very nice though...for the right application!
Asif

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by VTEXTC
[B]The Kevlar lined cop gloves are usually standard issue to personnel working in law enforcement agencies.

 

Thanks Dave. I wasn't too sure.
Asif

 

I use a pair of genuine Harley Davidson fingerless bikie gloves. Though they cost quite a bit compared to brandless motorcycle gloves but I'm happy to pay that extra, good insulation and great comfort. Doesn't have a sweat problem as well, just smells like great suede all time long.

 

I used to buy my gloves at the following when I was a cop - now I still use them for driving and when I do work as a P.I.

http://chiefsupply.com/cat_gloves.phtml#chief

not too expensive and AWESOME quality - you can pick up a dime with them!

 

Steve2K's response reminded me of another option. Mechanics gloves. These are very form fitting and you can also pick up small objects with them - tremendous tactile transference. I love using these for working on the car but a new pair would also be very good for driving. Comes in neat colors and happen to be resistant to auto fluids. These, too, are available @ MOPAC.