Heated jackets

[V8Druid]

The next level?

Stowbridge

A waterproof heated glove designed to provide lasting warmth and comfort in freezing conditions. Smart sensors detect when your hand enters the glove, automatically turning on the heat without the need to press buttons. This makes it easier to stay focused when skiing, hiking, mountaineering, or...

www.sealskinz.com

bad enough holding ski poles in ski gloves, let alone trying to work in 'em ... got a few different pairs, Laings, Raichles, etc., but usually ended up in a nice fitting pair of lined leather ones with some feel to them

 

[Brendan]

The next level?

Stowbridge

A waterproof heated glove designed to provide lasting warmth and comfort in freezing conditions. Smart sensors detect when your hand enters the glove, automatically turning on the heat without the need to press buttons. This makes it easier to stay focused when skiing, hiking, mountaineering, or...

www.sealskinz.com

Crazy price, in a side note if anyone buys a pair of the sealskinz socks avoid the ones with the grippy/sticky strip around the top of the sock, it will pull bits of skin off

 

[Brendan]

 

[6feetdown]

bad enough holding ski poles in ski gloves, let alone trying to work in 'em ... got a few different pairs, Laings, Raichles, etc., but usually ended up in a nice fitting pair of lined leather ones with some feel to them

The ones we had last winter were very good about £6 a pair but usable and waterproof

 

[craig]

I`ve had pulsar coats before, leaked like sieves, under the arms, and an other middle of the back, I suspect this was down to the taping on the stitching for the reflective bands, so wont bother again especially for the price

 

[V8Druid]

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off his bloody trolley ------ ain't @Gunners moonlighting is it - could well be his knees ... but don't see a 4CX lurking anywhere

 

[6feetdown]

off his bloody trolley ------ ain't @Gunners moonlighting is it - could well be his knees ... but don't see a 4CX lurking anywhere

Parked around the corner

 

[hiluxman]

Seen a pic earlier on face book, someone digging out in a back garden while it's under a few inches of water

Vast majority I go to are sensible, they either blow you up by 7am or give it an hour for a delayed start.

I've a few that wont blow you up and are happy to see the struggle and carnage appear.

Obviously there is other factors on deciding whether to work in the rain or not, but certainly on my price jobs we don't. It's not worth the clean up and regardless your never as productive when your wet through.

 

[Steve]

probably flooded the site deliberately to save buying a laser level.