Best Gloves for Mucking Out?

I just buy the really cheap supermarket rubber gloves (around 48p for two pairs) and throw them away after a couple of days when they get smelly.
 
I buy work gloves from market stalls - the sort that have rubber along the palms and fingers but are just material on the back. They're quite thin so not too hot but the rubber gives you a bit of protection. I bought 5 pairs for £5 at the weekend,they'll last me a year as long as I don't lose them!
 
annagain said:
I buy work gloves from market stalls - the sort that have rubber along the palms and fingers but are just material on the back. They're quite thin so not too hot but the rubber gives you a bit of protection. I bought 5 pairs for £5 at the weekend,they'll last me a year as long as I don't lose them!
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http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/710-134428-41853-0/2?ipn=icep&icep_id=67&mtid=1673

brand is "Lemieux Riding Glove" but are sold as suitable for yard work too, I think are brilliant. Mine are showing now sign of wear since Christmas.

As softer than these http://www.equineessentialsdirect.co.uk/shop/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=59&products_id=1038
 
annagain said:
I buy work gloves from market stalls - the sort that have rubber along the palms and fingers but are just material on the back. They're quite thin so not too hot but the rubber gives you a bit of protection. I bought 5 pairs for £5 at the weekend,they'll last me a year as long as I don't lose them!
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OH 'rescues' these from work for me. They can go in the washing machine too when they get really dirty so last forever.
 
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