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Midwest Glove - American Made Bison Leather Work Gloves

$75.00
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American Bison (or as we affectionately call the animal - Buffalo) leather work gloves - made in America of American tanned bison leather.  Thank Midwest Glove for making these rugged beauties available!    We have them in Ladies 8, as well as unisex Small, Medium, Large, XL and XXL.  
Midwest Glove  also stitched the "Red Head" branded gloves for one of the "big box" sports shops.  When "BaPr" quit buying them, we bought all the remaining inventory, so if you need large or xl, check out the "Red Head" ... same price; same bison leather .... but with the "other" brand on them. 
 

Last version of the Midwest Glove are these black(ish) bison leather work gloves, using the same patterns and stitching as the peanut brown bison leather gloves... and they had "leftovers" that they wanted out of the factory.  Guess who grabbed them up!  These are the thickest, most supple, deepest grain bison leather I have seen from Midwest.  An excellent work (and play) bison leather glove.  

So ... a variety of Midwest Glove Company products ... all in American bison leather

Midwest Glove's size chart is down below.

 

Customer Reviews

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Micah (Oregon, United States)
Another great product

I've been wearing the finger-less knit gloves as my go-to winter gloves and my winter steelhead fishing gloves for years. I bought these Leather Work Gloves because I am tired of the cheap-o work gloves falling apart and knew I could trust Herd Wear based on my winter gloves. So far these gloves haven't disappointed. After a bit of a break in--as expected with leather--I'm using these for a bunch of house chores (moving bricks and lumber and such) and yard work (pruning trees and digging trenches and such). They feel great and can take a beating.

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Matthew G.
awsome gloves

I have tried every glove avail for cutting and splitting firewood and they all end up getting holes in the fingers. Got some of these buffalo gloves and have yet to have any issues....i even picked up cactus without thorns getting thru! Love em!!

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Craig C. (Alberta, Canada)
Buffalo leather gloves.

Expensive but came as advertised. Very durable.

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Erik A. (Ohio, United States)
GREAT BRUSH GLOVES

I bought a pair of the Midwest Glove bison leather black(ish) gloves and have been wearing them while squirrel hunting out here in northeastern Ohio. Our woods are full of briers which will tear your hands to shreds and pierce most ordinary gloves. These gloves are like wearing steel armor,they make me feel invincible. No more torn up hands! They have my highest recommendation. Thanks.

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Anton C. (California, United States)
First impressions

My Midwest Glove, bison leather gloves fit well and have survived one day thus far of hand-loading 9 tons of large stone into containers. Non-leather gloves never last beyond the first ton. Average leather gloves are usually worn through after 9 or 10 tons. These gloves will have to last beyond 30 tons to be the new record-holder. We'll see.

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Donald P. (Oklahoma, United States)
Nice gloves!

Gloves look and feel great. Wonderful folks to work with at Herd Wear.

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Donald S. (Tennessee, United States)
Exceptional quality. Made in USA!

Finest pair of work gloves I’ve ever owned. This is my second pair. I bought my first pair over two years ago. I’ve used them mainly for clearing brush. Despite exposure to briars, gas and chainsaw bar oil, they’re still in great shape. I bought this second pair, just in case I couldn’t find any when my others ‘bite the dust.’ I try to buy products made in the USA. Unfortunately, they’re not always that easy to find. It makes me feel good, to know that I’m supporting American workers! Thank you Cecil!

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Ian G. (Pennsylvania, United States)
Decent Gloves

So far these gloves have held up well after two weeks of handling steel cable in a mining environment.