Best chainsaw gloves?

[fishhuntcutwood]

I officially proposed to my current wife in the gazebo at the Overlook Restaurant there in Leavenworth about 2½ years ago. Very small world, indeed.

Al

Wow. Flashbacks! Not for the proposal part, but for the Overlook!

 

[Cedarkerf]

Indiana

Moved from snohomish Washington to Greenfield Indiana in 2000 moved back to Washington in 2002. Longest 10 years of my life. Yes our trees are so much taller out here.

 

[SRT-Tech]

grippy on the handle side, ultimate protection on the chain side, no gashed hands when the chains breaks and flips around.

 

[MAG58]

grippy on the handle side, ultimate protection on the chain side, no gashed hands when the chains breaks and flips around.

But you have to go to a Museum or someone that sell medieval knight's hardware to get them cos it's copied from some medieval knight's gloves

 

[SRT-Tech]

made locally right here in vancouver, at Vanarmouries, a film industry supply house http://www.varmouries.com/gau_16.html

 

[MAG58]

made locally right here in vancouver, at Vanarmouries, a film industry supply house http://www.varmouries.com/gau_16.html

My guess was right then some that made copy of medieval knight's hardware and sell them

 

[Fiore Indiana]

Thank you

If you need to try it on in person, why don't you just look in your area? We can't be of much help to you if you're looking locally. Lowe's, Home Depot, your local saw dealership...

Where are you at in Indiana? There's been a bunch of new Hoosiers on here lately. I'm orginally from the Southern part of the state.

Welcome to AS.

Jeff

Good gloves alot of you guys suggested. I guess fishhuntcutwood is correct. I will have to try in person to make sure they fit as I have big hands. I am in North West Indiana in Laporte. I like this site its better than just talking to a salesman.

 

[ericjeeper]

yes we are better than a salesman

We will lie to you all day long , knowing well that we are not going to sell you anything. LOL

 

[Erick]

Anybody know where boonville, Indiana is ??? :hmm3grin2orange: That is where I am from. Bout 20 or so miles from evansville, IN.

I know Boonville (and so does everyone else now,Thanks Mr Camm) Used to quail hunt at Bluegrass (or um peabody) WMA. Mostly go up to Lynnville now, But I havent been out there in a couple of years. Work with a guy from Oakland who is supposed to take me hunting on the family farm. Lots of birds out your way.

Originally Posted by bcmktg
I was born and raised in Harrison Co, IN, about 12 miles NW of Corydon, IN, in a wide spot in the road called Ramsey. I also lived several years in Bloomington and still have family in that area and in Harrison Co.

Small world, ain't it?

Al

Vanwinkles will appreciate you calling them the wide spot I'll tell David he's famous on the internet next time I see him. So Al are you a Gettelfinger or A Knowlot?

Originally Posted by fishhuntcutwood
Al, I was born in Corydon! Raised in Leavenworth. My dad was the property manager for Harrison/Crawford State Forrest. My family is all in Bedford. My parents have since moved to Minnesota, but we still spend our holidays and such in IN.

One of the coldest nights I ever spent outdoors was on Cold Friday Rd. in the Harrison Crawford Forest, back when you could still get to the horse campground from there. Sometimes tent camping sucks. Hunted a few day down in Derby this year with Brad Ramsey (as in Ramseys Tavern) right on the river. Don't know how old you are Jeff but I'd bet a nickel we know some of the same people.

Originally Posted by dustytools
I was born in Salem, lived in Paoli till I was about 11 or so which is when we moved to Ky.

Bird hunt outside of Paoli sometimes at a preserve in Orleans, great place to hunt pheasants after all the wild bird seasons close. MY wife is from the Salem area, I originally grew up in Clarksville. I traveled most of the southern part of the state hunting, fishing, and raising he!! when I was younger, ahh the benefits of a misspent youth. We live between Henryville and Scottsburg now in a 4-way (only 2 stop) called Underwood.

Originally Posted by fishhuntcutwood
It is a small world. Do you still talk funny? I know it took me a while to shake the backwoods from my vernacular. And while I've still got alot of it, people from other parts of the country can understand me now!

Jeff

Never be ashamed of were you've been, there’s worse places to be from.

E.

 

[SmokinDodge]

grippy on the handle side, ultimate protection on the chain side, no gashed hands when the chains breaks and flips around.

And when you buy those you have to get this as well:

:hmm3grin2orange: .

 

[bcmktg]

"Old Home Week"

Vanwinkles will appreciate you calling them the wide spot I'll tell David he's famous on the internet next time I see him. So Al are you a Gettelfinger or A Knowlot?

lol Well, I don't know the Vanwinkles, really. Back when I was growing up there, the only things in town were Frank Hall's restaurant, a couple of service stations, Crayden's Hatchery, Martin's feed mill, and Kirk's Grocery. There isn't a whole lot more there now, just different names and newer signs. And no, I am not a Gettelfinger or a Nolot, but I darn sure know several!

I went to school at North Central (now North Harrison) and my Mother taught grade school there several years, as she also did at one time or another in Milltown and English. My oldest brother and his wife live south of Frenchtown near Moberly and my nephew lives in Milltown. So much for "Old Home Week" in the Chainsaw forum. PM me and we will talk more.

You were right when you said to always be proud of where you grew up. Southern IN is one of the most beautiful places there is, especially in the late spring and summer. As most rural people tend to be, they are genuine and genuinely friendly there. I have every reason to be proud of my heritage and the place I grew up.

Al