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[@Shazzkid]

What i used to do, is stitch some elastic to each gloves, long enough for my wingspan then thread it through my sleeves and coat so that when i take them off they just dangle. Well when i say i stitched, i mean my mum, and when i say i used to, i was 3 years old.

[@likethedrinkbutspelleddiff4605]

Shazzkid your comment deserves much more recognition. That was hilarious.

[@billstewart2433]

Same thing my Mom did when I was a little kid!

[@ItachiUchiha-fl4nt]

The actually seems smart

[@IronCypher]

Good stuff😁

[@Divici02623]

Damn it and it sounded like a good idea, too😅

[@sixty2jeff]

The last time my gloves lasted twice as long is when I was in between jobs.

[@prophesytheorist5130]

Hahaha louder for the folks in back

[@sixty2jeff]

Valiant Thorson Thanks folks, you’ve been a great audience and don’t forget to tip the bar staff ! I’ll be here all week ! (Rimshot)

[@makattak88]

Comment of the year and it's only just begun 😂😂

[@cwatson42785]

@@sixty2jeff You follow up that great comment with that? YOU'RE FIRED. GET OUT!

[@1768ify]

Put the grommet through both sides of each glove and they will last forever.

[@wranglerstar]

I Found A Decent Grommet Tool Set For $8 Free Shipping amzn.to/2VktE53 My favorite leather preservative Obenauf's amzn.to/2VrmXOo

[@brandonb9452]

Wranglerstar Excellent :) what about your favourite gloves? I think we are all curious which are the best

your Grommet kit is a C.S. Osbourne which are still made.

[@billcardinal8711]

My Dad sold Wells Lamont gloves for 30+ years. I can remember him talking to me about changes over the years. “Stubborn about quality” was their slogan back in the day. They still have some decent products but as often happens I believe they’ve also made some compromises. Anyway, I just wanted to let you know hearing you talk about them got me all nostalgic. Thanks for what you do.

[@zanecid1232]

that slogan is still goin on. I just ordered a whole box for my crew. damn good gloves.

[@ricochetey]

@zane cid I have had 2 pairs of the Wells Lamont HydraHyde and they are total trash. They leather has been flaking and dusting off for months now and they get holes quickly. I forgot I had a pair years back and remember them doing the same thing.

[@d00mboy13]

Just bought a pair today and already started breaking them in

[@benjaminlockhart2792]

Hey Cody, I remember my Dad would always save his socks and any old work clothes as shop rags. I never recall him buying rags or paper towels for the shop. He was very resourceful. Just thought I'd mention it because you talked about your socks.

[@krustysurfer]

yep old underwear too

[@aumann0452]

In the german fire department, we've got plastic tarp clips for our gloves. You hang them on your jacket and clip your gloves on. That doesn't require holes in the gloves. Also they are extremely cheap (2€ a piece)

[@rwojcik]

You got some links for a neighbour from the Netherlands?

[@T_bone]

Amazon tarp clips.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

And here I was just using them half as much to get the same effect.

[@Stihlheadd]

Leather work gloves is probably the most undervalued piece of equipment we own.

[@Mikael_Partti]

Mechanix is best

[@Stihlheadd]

@@Mikael_Partti do they make a leather pair?

[@Rainaman-]

They are the best

[@Mikael_Partti]

@@Stihlheadd Yea I think they make some kind of leather gloves but I would stick to those old school leather gloves when doing hard work. For me, its just that mechanix gloves a better when working on a motorcycle or a car

[@kimmoyliniemi4546]

mikael partti mechanix gloves have ”leather look” but infact if you look at the tag its no leather, its synthetic

[@JimmyMeatwhistle]

Nice, was waiting on this video, thanks for posting!

[@hunterdavis3786]

Where can I get those gloves?

[@jenniferwhite6089]

Costco sometimes sell them gloves I pick mine up there or like Ackland Grainger store, Greggs distributor here in western Canada and I have from them at farm store as well and nut and bolt places too welding supply places too

[@dtec30]

They should sell the gloves as a kit with the op bees wax as well

[@hunterdavis3786]

@@greenhatparts6552 thank you

[@daphlavor]

Does the beeswax attract yellow jackets?

[@bluetrue6062]

Thanks for the info, and yeah, you are motivating me to clean out. I suffer from too much stuff, can't find anything 😁.

[@SierraKilo76]

Decades ago, when I was a member of a USAR-Team, I was sick and tired of the gloves we have been issued and I bought some nice leather gloves for firefighters. The man who sold me the gloves was a firefighter and told me exactly what you are showing here. Well - I could only get another brand, not obenauf's. The trick I was told was to watch a nice movie, take a lot of product and really work it in buy wearing the gloves and massage the product in as if you where washing your hands. Let them sit for a week or so and do the same thing again. After that treatment the gloves where nearly watertight (grabbing something out of water or hours of rainstorm) and still breathable and therefore comfortable even in really hot conditions. But the best thing was that the gloves became so "tactile" that you could write with them and tools did not slide out of the hands anymore.

[@MB12116]

SierraKilo76 I have just purchased the Outdoor Research Amstel gloves. They are leather on the outside but have a fuzzy liner. Do you think that I could use your method with that

[@SierraKilo76]

@@MB12116 Hi Mack. Do you mean the "Aksel" Work Gloves? I found these on ORs website and I guess they are the ones you are talking about. I would definitly give it a try. I never owned those gloves so I can NOT speak from experience with this exact product. Just use good judgement of how much product to apply in one "session", believe me, you will see and feel it when the leather can't take anymore. Please keep in mind that any other color than black will most likely get darker. Be carefull, there are leather care products out there that just ad a layer of "chemicals" on the outside. Instead use a product with (mostly) natural ingrediants that "nourish" the leather as if it was still on the animal - sounds crazy but I hope you understand what I'm trying to say (I wish my english was better).

[@MB12116]

SierraKilo76 awesome appreciate the response and your service with the urban search and rescue

[@dr.lexwinter8604]

Sow a retention strap or loop on them. Having a piece of metal against your skin in that location is ridiculously dangerous, especially if you're dealing with heat, or impact. This is an infuriatingly stupid modification to make just to prevent losing gloves. Gloves are cheap, stuff an extra pair in your backpack if stitching or getting someone with a sewing machine is too difficult for you to achieve. DO NOT put a piece of unknown metal with unknown coatings on it. That will transfer heat, and impacts, right into your wrist and could be the difference between a minor injury and serious injury all because you didn't want to lose a bloody glove or throw some stitches in it.

[@TrehanCreekOutdoors]

No need for any special care. You can get 2X longer life out of gloves by wearing them right side out one day and wrong side out the next day. Works equally well for underwear too.

[@salcisneros2244]

@@melissahill7930 speak for yourself

[@duboislandscapingllc4026]

Hi Cody, I really enjoy all the stories about grand dad (especially the elk hunting stuff, that has been something Iv been wanting to do). My great grandpa has been gone for years now but I’m reminded of little things through your videos. Sounds like your grand dad was a lot like mine. Cheers to the new year and nice work organizing 👍🏻

[@blatant2subtlety]

As a welder, gloves do not last me longer than a week or two. Playing with fire is expensive. lol More often than not, the stitching gives way before the leather does. hmm.. I should invest in a leather sewing machine.

[@benwood04]

Leather sewing machines are pretty expensive. You can buy a lot of gloves for that money.

[@tank2449]

what kind of leahter gloves are you wearing? and the hardest on welding gloves is grabbing hot metal. i learned to use pliers to grab steel

[@blatant2subtlety]

Tillman gloves. Ive worn everything from the TIG gloves to the 1300 Cowhide MIG gloves. After all the work I do, either the leather wears thin on the deer skin or the stitches give way on the pig/cow hide.@@tank2449

[@anthonyoer4778]

You first have to learn to weld properly! Lol.

[@blatant2subtlety]

@@anthonyoer4778 I suppose you know how? Lol Depends on the job. If I'm burning on 1/16th stainless, gloves last ne near a month. If I'm welding on 2 1/4" mild and handling/prepping countless parts. That's when the stitching goes quick.

[@fourtyfivefudd]

I hope some one sees this is this is 3 years too late now. But where exactly does Cody get those fire service gloves. I have a hard time finding those exact ones online

[@brandonb9452]

Cody has explained why metal isn’t allowed in boots while fighting forest fires. I wonder, are the grommets on the gloves ever hot enough on fires to be uncomfortable?

[@wranglerstar]

There is more metal in a belt buckle

[@calebweis352]

Brandy Brantz I doubt it. The reason the boots are a problem is the ground is hot from the fire.

[@brandonb9452]

Wranglerstar that’s true. Thank you. I was curious as I’ve never been close to large fires

[@geocube1898]

Yeah never wear caulk boots on a wildfire. In 2001 a small one broke out in some Simpson reprod in my backwoods rural community and it was all hands on deck..... I wore the only good leather boots I had, my work boots. Sadly I was a logger and my work boots were caulk boots. UUUUUUGGGGGGEEEEEE mistake. Uge. It was that miserable for 6 hours.

[@brandonb9452]

geo cube I can only imagine the discomfort. Did you get any burns? Or just very sweaty feet

[@69Harveyb1]

Your choice about only buying the best is spot on. I grew up among the truly self made upper middle class and our way of life was, buy the best because you really can't afford to buy it twice. (in the rhetorical sense) We never owned many things, so our homes were uncluttered. But what we had was of value. We often chose experiences over things. People over self aggrandizement. I miss it. Slowly working back toward that lifestyle.

[@judithbrown7319]

I may do my leather gloves that way too. I keep them all over the dryer by the back door, but with the carbiners I could hang all of them on a metal ring. I set lots of grommets in Rennaisance Bodices and corsets, but also add extras to tarps and with scrap leather to repair tents. I havent seen grommets with teeth so they have to be over 50 yrs!!!! LOL

[@brandonb9452]

Thank you for all your hard work Mr Wranglerstar, please keep up the great work!

[@1D10CRACY]

21° of skill!

[@traveller9625]

I used leather gloves in the Navy on the fight deck for several years and connected my gloves with leather straps, the heat from jet blast would brand you if had metal on them. How did this work for fire service?

[@scottsviper23]

I was just thinking the same thing.

[@ligitmuffin]

He did say he turns his sleeve up

[@stevenlengyel9701]

I’ve been treating my gloves with good old saddle soap

[@tjsyam921]

Whenever I've gotten leather gloves like those. I've always used shaving cream to remoisturize them. Works great when they get wet and then dry out and get crusty.

[@David-yk4td]

Hey Cody, and hey everybody else. When I put the any kind of moisturizer or any kind of protectant on my gloves I always put the gloves on my hands first and rub them in as if it were "lotion on my hands" It ultimately saves the product and honestly makes it a little bit easier to apply. Not to mention it doesn't get on my hands its self. Love you guys! And love the channel!!!

[@geraldtakala1721]

I do the same

[@zaizoesclashing7103]

Lol I love your tips. But its not very cold there, lol im in Saskatchewan Canada and it is very cold here lol We just got out of a week of -40s

[@EricUnderwood11]

I was thinking just keeping track of your gloves makes them last twice as long.

[@Grogbelly]

Nice video again, Cody! Happy New Year! What gloves are those? It looks like you have a pair of the "rough side out" gloves you mentioned in a video some time ago, where do you get those? Further, is Obenaufs recommended for applicaiton on the suede "rough" side of leather?

[@Voltechs]

Totally up my alley. I'm actually currently in a personal purge as well. Trying to reduce 50% of the things I own, and to buy way less. I want a few high quality things, not lots of low quality things.

[@rickmaudlin2160]

Put the Obenauf's in your Amazon store. We gave a good pair of gloves to everyone in the family as stocking stuffers this year. Now I have to get the Obenauf's. Thanks.

[@carolisrael120]

My favorite work gloves are stiff as a board. I have Neatsfoot oil that I use on my horse’s saddle and tack. I’m going to try that inside and out on my gloves. The inside is so stiff that it makes my hands sore.

[@bigb2020]

Why don’t the manufacturers do this? Gloves available “with or without” grommets. You should patent this, if it hasn’t been already. Was just burning brush piles and my leather gloves took a nice bath in kerosene and are covered in ash. Sometimes there isn’t much you can do but watch your gloves deteriorate.

[@SlainteFromFlorida]

That boy of your's needs to do more work. He's got those bench-warmer-new-white gloves there.

[@dngendron]

They stopped sending free ones 😂

[@rossmoylan1911]

Ummmmmmm. How to make gloves last longer?? 8 minutes on putting in some grommets, 4 minutes on using leather conditioner, a few minutes of new year resolutions and philosophy, then a nice kids party. Seems like a pleasant guy, but………. Maybe 30 seconds would have sufficed?

[@henryzabel1746]

Cody , a tip from an old timer I knew . Get a scrap piece of hardwood block and keep it around just for punching holes in tarps and leather . They hold up quite a while , depending on how hard you hammer punch .

[@farmerbob4554]

You called it on the Wells LaMont 3-pack. Pretty decent quality but after a couple months I ended up with three left-handed gloves and no righties.

[@madworkxtrouble2274]

Hey Wrangler ⭐️ I like saving money and time. Great job as usual. Like it 👍

[@madworkxtrouble2274]

A happy new year. Almost forgot! Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪

[@lassila3]

Stahlwille Gedore Hazet Heyco Rheidco

[@madworkxtrouble2274]

Birk Johnsen Hazet is my favorite. Belzer Stahlwille the best quality u can get here. 🛠🔧🔩⚙️🔨🔧

[@lassila3]

@@madworkxtrouble2274 Personally think Stahlwille is the best, also have som Gedore and Hazet. Although even it is old and out of production Rheidco lies closest my heart. From Norway

[@madworkxtrouble2274]

Hej Sure the older stuff has got more quality. Gedore , Format is good stuff but its good to have a favorite. I worked in Bergen on the waste recycling site. Man the beer was freakin expensive. Cheers.

[@Redneckemtb]

I would be more worried about them getting hot or the one spot that's open is where an ember is going to land.

[@FlyWhistle]

I’m making some oilcloth tarps now just take a good piece of high thread cotton or canvas and soak or paint with linseed oil and mineral spirit to help oil dry. Hang up for couple weeks or months in the air

[@haroldraceedge1168]

Wow, I remember rubbing my boots with Mink Oil as a young boy. Also you mentioned the canvas tarps, My first tent was a waxed canvas pup tent. It was great and I wish i could find one today. Back then it was all you could get, but man the quality was super.

[@osubuckeye502]

1:08 So I need a Mexican to hold my gloves?

[@andrewkeeton3627]

Brutus GOT EEEEMM

[@YoungerGen-X]

Who makes these particular gloves? Are they American made? All the Wells Lamont gloves I’ve found are made in China, most others are made in China or India or Pakistan. Lowe’s, Home Depot and Tractor Supply are the places I’ve looked. They are soft but they just don’t last.

[@fm00078]

Wonderful finish with the kids and balloons. OH, gloves care also. 1950s-60s my dad used to use cooking Lard on his gloves. Wear'm then dab some on and work it in like washing hands. Only problem was flies & bees liked his gloves also. EH, tradeoffs.

[@allthegearnoidea6752]

My worthless opinion is that putting those metal grommets is in is wrong and unnecessary on so many levels. I would have stitched in some small gear loops. Mink oils work excellently on gloves.

[@joshrepik]

Cody! I know this is totally unprovoked, but you talk about blades and axes so often, why haven’t we seen a straight razor review or a rundown of some sort on razors? I recently received a Shavette for Christmas and after using it a couple times, I doubt I’ll ever go back to a cartridge. Just a thought! If you’ve done something with this in the past, forgive me, I just haven’t seen it

[@jokeal3613]

I know some people...ahem, don’t like that you put Amazon links to products, but they are numbskulls. I ha e bought about 25 things you have recommended and been satisfied every time. I have even bought one of the items for my new son in law. I like quality and durability, that’s why I buy all newlyweds a Swingaway can opener in addition to their normal gift.

[@PencilProper]

While this is a great idea to prolong the life of work gloves, when used in a firefighting application you need to be careful with how HOT the metal grommets will get within close proximity to a bush fire. Could potentially cause nasty burns.

[@kansaIainen]

DIY leather conditioner: 1/3 beeswax, 1/3 olive oil, 1/3 linen seed oil, warm and mix, store in tight can. Good for wood, leather and skin of your heels.

[@Rainaman-]

Sounds like a recepie for typical oilskin, no?

[@kansaIainen]

@@Rainaman- All you need to do oilskin is a 100% Egyptian cotton bed sheet, Boiled linseed oil - 3 to 4 cups (depending on the size of your cloth) Mineral spirits - 3 to 4 cups. Hang the oiled sheet vertically under a covered roof outside to dry.

[@Rainaman-]

@@kansaIainen thanks!

[@checkpoint3260]

Just use mink oil.... Catching them is easy, it's ringing out the oil that's the tricky part

[@aryafeydakin]

Altering and defacing a PPE is best avoided. You can slap a glove strap with a piece of string made into a loop. Just take the loop to secure the gloves with the aptly named "strap hitch", finish the tie by warping the string around the gloves a couple times then tuck in the rest of the string, now the thing can be hanged anywhere. Common sense or what. Do we need a strap hitch degree or what. I mean people seems to be like "hurr durr can't strap mah gloves cuz forgot to buy a glove strap on amazon". Then you can also buy or make a small cobra buckle glove strap that's faster to use but yeah, just strap hitch the damn gloves otherwise.

[@abcxyz9643]

I don't trust any "all natural" products that don't list ingredients. Most of the worst poisons in the world are all natural. It is a shame some of these companies don't disclose their "secret recipes." I for one would be happy to purchase these types of products if those ingredients were listed, however, since they are not I am forced to make my own. Oh well, I guess I am saving money but I'd rather spend my time on other tasks. Not a big deal for everyone, but considering my gloves are used mostly for outdoor recreation which involves catching, cooking, and eating, I don't need my hands covered in question marks.

[@jschwab85]

How is that Benchmade Bugout working for you? Gone back to your 940 yet? I found myself in the market for a new everyday carry (pocket clip got me too) I just couldn't go with the bugout over the 940 it is too perfect.

[@SamuelSvarc]

If you're planning on redoing a bathroom, well worth looking at this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGGunJalp82Whq8 Goes through four different waterproofing systems, in depth. Good, better, best, ultimate.

[@niallgilmore2411]

This video just got interrupted for a "go vegan" advertisement!!! 🙈🙈 pretty sure I watched a previous video of yours talking about your dislike for veganism. Think someone in algorithm land has made a mistake 🤔🤔🤔

[@jwsystems]

McMaster Carr sells a kit that is well made and nearly identical to the one shown in the video. www.mcmaster.com/grommets Product # 9605k24 and they sell high quality anvil and punch set to go along with the grommets. Shipping is always very fair and only the actual cost of the shipping. Great folks to deal with and sell all sorts of high quality products.

[@michaelprice7005]

I use Sno-Seal Bee's Wax to waterproof all of my boots and leather gloves every fall the weekend after Thanksgiving. I've had the same boots for 10 years or more, a few have been resoled twice. My 2019 New Years resolution...Make it to 2020.

[@BurstIntoFiree]

I do the same every year, Because of the sno-seal I have been able to hold onto a pair of bean boots from my father that are older than me

[@DK-jd8bj]

Agree. I much prefer snow seal.

[@randomescu]

vaseline for sport or coconut oil. none ofthese methods are recomended when you use a cutting torch with oxigen and some gas. in my job gloves last long if you use it for its specific purpose. for heavy tasks, welding gloves, for operating crane remote- thin leather gloves with some fabric on the top side, above palm.

[@Shaka_Vibe]

Interesting.... I would almost bet you could just punch a hole and skip the grommet. I bet the holes would last the life of the glove.

[@clappedtroks3237]

If it's worth doing its worth overdoing

[@Shaka_Vibe]

Overdoing doesn’t mean better. Having a metal grommet would bug the heck out of me..... but that’s just my opinion. If it doesn’t bother you, then by all means.... put a grommet in it.

[@fearsomefawkes6724]

He said he's done that but the hole eventually ripped through and he lost his gloves.

[@villagelightsmith4375]

Many moons ago, some of us conspired to learn what was in bee-seal and such. We found that all the makers used 3 basic ingredients: Bee's Wax, Mineral Spirits, and ... Blast! I forgot the 3rd ingredient! The melting point is controlled by addition of more or less mineral spirits.

[@schulze420]

I know this is an older video. But what gloves are these? I just lost my gloves today and I remember see this video a while ago, so I found it and rewatched it. I am going to do all this so I dont loose the gloves again. But you did not mention the brand etc. Do you still use the same brand?

[@MtPesos]

Got high temp mystik red on my gloves by accident. Gloves got dirty as heck and smelled like greese for about a week but they’ve lasted longer and been the most pliable gloves I’ve ever had.

[@chezpaiz]

I dig the idea of only having one of each item. For me having one special pen works great, I always know where it is. Great video!

[@KeithHeil-zk6vl]

I’m not personally a fan of the grommets but I simply don’t understand all the comments regarding burns from fires heating the grommets. Even for firefighters.

[@breakyoself83]

Leather gloves are great, until you get them wet... This oiling may help for most gloves but you're better off with synthetic rubber grippers when its wet.

[@colingomez8949]

You use to love wells lamont gloves..

[@Scottishblacksmith61]

Duncan here, Cody, I don't know about where you live, here in Iowa one can buy waterproofed canvas tarps at Tractor Supply.

[@eCitizen1]

Thanks for the tip about Obenauf's Heavy Duty Leather Protective Wax. I'm going to have to get me some.

[@lindabingham394]

watching 2020 covid panik lockdown world ending, blah blah, your tune in this video is different than during the panic of 2020 iisnt it

[@anthonymiller8979]

C. S. Osborne still makes the same leather grommet setter and even the punch in a variety of sizes. I apply conditioner to my leather gloves by first putting them on, then applying it like I am washing my hands. gets every inch of the gloves nicely

[@j.collingallagher7030]

Youngstown Gloves + Obenaufs = amazing So good I gave them to family for Christmas gifts

[@deepsticksbushman8698]

you call that very cold? lol. your January looks warm compared to my -45 januarys. good video. i would do this to my boots

[@Fattigbrukarn]

Swedish Fick inte du dessa av en prenumerant?

[@HonsRulz]

I like to buy Kinco leather gloves. I punch a small round hole on the inside of the glove and make a loop out of 2mm cord so I can hang them on my belt loop or bag with a bearer.

[@BrokenRanch918]

Remember don't scale back on the locktite! Thanks again for the video as always great job

[@zeke546]

0:50 those are eyelets, at least in leatherworking, but a very helpful tip I plan to keep in mind as I’m soon to be making my own gloves

[@gregbernstein1378]

Rotate two pairs of gloves. Each pair of the gloves life should be extended longer than if you just used one pair.

[@frankdavidson9675]

this is just good info while talking about leather if you have had damp or wet feet while hunting 1way to stop wet feet paint your boots or shoes with clear concrete sealer alll around any seams let it dry try another coat try it works a stone mason taught me this years ago .

[@Neenjaboy]

Only time I wear gloves is in the dead cold of winter and having to pack rebar. I just wear military surplus wool glove liners then and they work fine for not getting your hand stuck to metal. Been doing concrete construction for a long time and there is no other time I wear gloves

[@billstewart2433]

Maybe someone commented but letting the grease soak in a couple day results in the gloves being dry to the touch, nd not greasy.

[@thebowtielife3130]

I was told buffalo hide gloves last longer than cow hide .. doesn’t make much sense to me but whatever

[@vasekkviz2314]

Can anybody think of a faster system im a jointer student and they always rush with everything thanks for suggestions

[@frankdavidson9675]

you can buy those brass gromets several sizes in hardware stores or boat repair shops where they fix canvas boat tops i have a sack ful in my tool box

[@BethGrantDeRoos]

OMGosh we do that! We also do a grommet on our leather jackets for hanging them on a hook. LOVED the ending. Happy New Year!

[@Jerdan_]

Opa.. That means Grandad in Germany. Which is kinda interesting (for me tho). :)

[@robbinn1999]

It's pretty funny because on the leather bag it says "opa" and in the Dutch language that means grandpa

[@tank2449]

yall already pass over winter? here in the rocky mountains of montana we barely have any snow yet weird winter so far

[@holgerdohn-basse896]

What kind of gloves do you use? Can you recommend a brand or a model?:)

[@BenKickert]

Looks like someone has been visiting the fire cache for personal use items.

[@wdtaut5650]

11:15 "I also like the fact that it's an all natural." I hear this a lot. Sometimes, I say it, too. Rattlesnakes, poison ivy, death angel mushrooms -- all natural. Arsenic - an all natural element. UV rays. You get the idea.

[@mfcobb1]

Thank You for both the grommet and balm.

[@austinmichael406]

I bought a pair of leather nfpa gloves on Wildland warehouse they are good.

[@Dustin2112]

Beeswax and Lanolin and/or Glycerin works like a charm on hydrating and protecting leather... and human skin.

[@IdahoFluke]

what about the heat? wouldnt the metal grommet get hot? similar to why you cant wear steel toe boots on wildland fires?

[@Fantana75]

What are the glove that are featured in this video and where can I get some if im in Canada?

[@LivingWithDragon]

My kids would love the balloon idea. The falling and the popping.

[@bowshott007]

I just need to find a pair of those gloves for running chains on semi trucks.

[@mavos1211]

I hope Mrs W’s Friends on the west coast weren’t too offended at that observation.

[@nickhoffman5848]

If you are on a tight budget you can get a pretty good grommet kit at harbor freight for about 5 bucks

[@michaelsbehnke98]

You should definitely give the Obenaufs leather oil a try! I oil my boots and other leather accessories with it! The leather absorbs it very well!

[@michaelsbehnke98]

Also, you should do some more drone shots of the property!

[@Mister_Phafanapolis]

Is putting Obenauf's on the leather soles of boots and shoes a smart move?