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Snowshepherd Leather Ski/Work Gloves (any reviews?)
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I've had these, bombproof. http://shop.snowshepherd.co.uk/epages/es122028.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/es122028/Products/SSkinco901med
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Hi, First time post, long time lurker !
You cannot wash any leather gloves in a machine with DETERGENT, the detergent strips the leather of all its natural oils and suppleness and leaves them stiff and probably cracked. If you then put them on a radiator to dry, this just makes things worse.
So, what to do...?
The answer is SOAP.... imperial leather, dove, whatever bar of good old fashioned soap you happen to have. Get a bowl of warm water, put your gloves on and wash your hands as you would normally, rinse with warm water, take them off and hang them to dry naturally for a day or two ( Dont put on the radiator this will make them stiff ).
I am a fireman and this is how we are told to wash our dirty gloves and it works. If we do the detergent/radiator thing with our gloves the Brigade goes mad at us for trashing a £120 glove.

So, give it a go and banish those that sweaty hand smells and get more than a season out of your gloves
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

Dr John wrote:
I've had these, bombproof. http://shop.snowshepherd.co.uk/epages/es122028.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/es122028/Products/SSkinco901med


Got a pair of the as well but only paid 25 bucks. Only downside is the breaking in
Which for someone with a bit of arthritis as a tad painful at times
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Just got a pair of the Black Sheep ones, not tried on the slopes yet as I'm a bit out of action put fit well and feel nice and warm round the house. Had a pair of the original Venitex ones from Snowshepherd and they have been my everyday winter gloves for several years as well as ski gloves, great but a bit draughty round the seams, am hopeful the new ones with the liner will solve that!
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