Safety equipment shops are great places to get gloves. If you're in NZ go to Protector safety and ask for the 206K, it's thin, light and the silicon will degrade before the glove. If you're in Welly there's one on adelaide rd.


Does anybody else have issues with finger movement in latex gloves? I move my fingers a lot when doing skills and while I find latex gloves a little faster, more durable and would like to use one, the fingers tend to stick to each other when moving and it annoys the crap out of me. Any suggestions on how to make the surface of the latex slick and slippery gratefully received.

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